National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Leaders Listed
The document lists presidents secretaries and executives of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. It names officers from Topeka Lebannon Harrisburg Raleigh and Greensboro with roles including president vice president secretary treasurer and executive committee members. It also lists the North Carolina Reform Press Association officers and several state publications aligned with Ocala platform advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Willetts
Topeka
Kaho
H C. Snavely
Leb- Pa
Col
D. P. Dunnan
Columbia
R. A. Southworth
Denver
Colo
Nouth Carolina Farmers’ Stats Alliance
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
N.C
A. C. Shuford
Newton
N. C
W. 8. Barnes
Raleigh
Etelynn Thompson
Richlands
N. _seward
J. T. B. Hoover
Elm City
T. T. Speight
Dewiswon
Dock
Kenper
T. Lane
Editorial notes on farming practices and profits
The piece advises keeping pigs if possible and feeding slop to cattle or horses, emphasizes enriching impoverished land, and suggests gradual planting and proper drainage. It discusses pruning methods, drainage, expectations for price rises, and the growing potential of truck farming in North Carolina while urging deep plowing and thorough cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tuberculosis scare fades. dairying grows in South
Correspondence notes that scare over tuberculosis is diminishing as dairy farming gains traction in the South. Presses emphasize prevention, sanitary practices, and better handling of dairy products. The piece urges farmers to market butter smartly, invest in winter dairying, and consider pastures, feeds, and water quality as crucial to flavor. It also covers poultry care and a German fertilizer book offering crop guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Farmers’ Institute
Resolution precedes North Carolina farmers alliance pledge
The Hollowed Alliance issues a pledge to obtain guanos from non guano trust firms and requests publication in The Progressive Farmer. A Fork Sub Alliance meeting adopts thanks for reestablishing the NC Farmers' State Alliance charter. Guidance on farming priorities ranks crops and livestock for profit, stressing home food production and then money crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fork Sub-Alliance
Academy Hall
Fork Church
N.C
H. C. Foster
Pres
International agricultural exhibition proposed in Vienna 1895
The Imperial Agricultural Society of Vienna under Archduke Carl Ludwig plans an international agricultural machinery exhibition in Vienna from May 4 to 7, 1895. U S manufacturers are invited to submit machines for display with power needs supplied by exhibitors as part of the exhibit. Sales allowed, but removal only after close. Applications from America open until April 15 1895, European entries until March 15. Exhibits to arrive April 22 to 39, with duties and transport arrangements described. Exhibits must be removed by May 14 at exhibitor cost. Contact Committee of the Imperial Agricultural Society of Vienna No 13 Herrengasse Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Agricultural Society of Vienna
Archduke Carl Ludwig
Vienna
United States Department of Agriculture
America
United States
Department of Forestry and Forest Industries
Herrengasse
Melon Culture Advances and Paris Exposition News
American tenants share a successful melon culture experiment with sandy beds and manure enriched holes yielding vigorous vines and large crops. Ernest Carnot, son of the late French president, becomes private secretary to M Picard, Paris exposition commissioner general for 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Ernest Carnot
France
M. Picard
New Salem Consolidated Alliance Adopts Resolutions
The New Salem Consolidated Alliance unanimously approves thanks to Dr. Robert for the January 1 1895 Thanksgiving Day address and orders the resolution recorded. A copy is sent to Bro. Robert and to The Progressive Farmer, signed by Secretary W. Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmer
Robert
Bro
Murray, Sec’y. Eee
Bourbonism falls as Butler sails to Senate seat
Correspondence from Chatham notes Democratic boasts of large funds for 1900 campaign and a wager on Marion Butler's election. The writer proclaims Bourbonism defeated by North Carolina voters and calls for emancipation from machine politics, praising 148,010 citizens as champions of ballot box purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Lookton
Debate over Douglas Resolution Reveals Political Tactics
Corres notes that supporters and critics of the Douglas death resolution reveal machine politics in state affairs. It points to similar gestures in New York and Missouri and to lawmakers voting for the measure while denying endorsements of miscegenation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Fred Douglas
New York
Missouri
New York City
Douglas
Senate
General Assembly
Washington and
Lee
Monroe
James B
Lioup
SOME GOOD FARMING IN ROCKY MOUNT AREA
A letter from Rocky Mount North Carolina shares small farm notes. A one horse farmer killed over 800 pounds of pork and has four hogs left to kill. Another one horse farmer made about 1400 gallons of cane molasses for himself and neighbors. Best wishes to the Progressive Farmer Alliance the shoe factory and the reform movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roexy Mount
N. C
Asl
Old Edgecombe
Juvenile Alliance
Tuk Progressive Farmer
the Alliance
Shoe Factory
Reform Movement
Eam
Jas. A. Thomas
Rocky Mount
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thp National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
State Alliance
Jno. Brady
Gatesville
J. F. Harrell
Whiteville
John Graham
Ridgeway
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Officera
J. L. Ramsey
Marton Butler
W.s. Hares
State Organ
Caucasian
Morcury
Hickory
Rattler
Whitakers
Our Home
Beaver Dam
the Populist
Lumberton
The
People's Paper
Charlotte
the Vestibule
Concord
Wadesboro
Peanut
Ocala
North Carolina
F. W. Moseey
Clinton
Iowa
Farmer's Guide
Kali Works
Nassau Street
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Resolution OF Holland Alliance
LAW and Order
God
E. SimiMan Doubleday
Orange County
Orange County Alliance
J. F. McApams
Sec’y
North American Review
Mary
North ‘Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
the Davis’ Fund
Alliance Shoe Factory
W. H Davis
Williamsboro
N. A. McNeill
Reberdell
M. P. White
Phoenix
D. H. Peeler
A. J. Pringle
Elko
T. Sheppard
Rialto
NEW Salem Consolidated Alliance
Chatham
Corres
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