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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1893

Page

6

Major Bilkins Hen Setting Story and Election Quip

An old humorous exchange recounts Major Bilkins and Betsy the hen setter on a ranch. A playful interview with the Alliance Enquirer explores coffee and pepper laws, political penalties, and the pecking order of Democrats and Third party voters, ending with a jab at evangelists and local preachers.

Betsy John Sullivan Betty Alliance Lilitch Osborne Mr. O Mexico Cuba

Warned to sow corn amid meat and grain shortages

The March Bulletin of the U S Department of Agriculture reports a hog shortage in the West signaling high meat prices, along with a corn shortfall among producers biological to March and last year. Wheat on hand stands at 262 percent of the last crop, the lowest in a decade. The Kinston Post Press notes Wilmington Messenger criticism of Grover Cleveland and civil service policy, warning of political backlash and upcoming controversy.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Wilmington Messenger Grover Cleveland Frce Messenger Cleveland

Name Your Man in Alliance Fund Controversy

The Progressive Farmer demands Windsor Ledger reveal who profits from the Alliance fund without work. The Ledger defends its editor but refuses to identify the man or men involved, claiming election news on the editor’s Alliance membership. The Farmer repeats the call for accountability or face censure.

Progressive Farmer Windsor Ledger Alliance Ledger The Memex the Ledger Billingsgate

If you feel weak and all worn out take Brown's Iron Bitters

An old fashioned health advertisement urges readers to take Brown's Iron Bitters when feeling weak or worn out, promoting renewed strength and vitality through a tonic claim.

Railroad statistics show high operating costs and profits in 1890

The Interstate Commerce Commission report for the year ending June 30, 1890 tallies 208,613 total railroad miles with 163,579 main line. It records 29,928 engines and 749,301 employees, gross receipts of 1,178,644,696, operating expenses of 359,783,661, and net profit of 171,591.87 after interest and taxes.

Interstate Commerce Commission Railroad Commission Opera- Erb Rabe Foe Serewista Cocture

Chats with the Brethren on Alliance subscriptions and supporters

Letters from Bro W J Gibson and others praise renewals and new subscriptions to The Progressive Farmer. County by county, figures include Bertie Johnson Union Granville Forsyth Forsyth Alamance Davidson Cabarrus Beaufort Beaufort and Pamlico with supporters stressing Alliance strength and reform zeal.

W. J. Gibson W. C. Evans Bertie County Evans Bertie J. A. Barber Johnson County Alliance Johnson W. F. Hill Rowan County Rowan J. J. Cox Union County J. R. Buchanan Granville County R.H. Lane Beaufort County E. T Currin Vance County Currin Leroy Harper Pamlico County Vandemere Alliance J.T. B. Hoover A. E. Myers Davidson County Bro. Myers Old Davidson John A. Sims Cabarrus Bro. Sims J. P. Graham Alamance County Alamace Bro Graham R. C Lineback Forsyth

Sam Jones Attacks Editors and Rail Accidents Report

Sam Jones critiques North Carolina editors while recounting a flea bitten dog anecdote. The Dispatch publishes the Railroad Commission’s 1892 North Carolina accident totals, contrasting with U.S. figures, and notes bank gold payment refusals and local alliance meeting schedules across multiple counties in April.

Sam Jones Indiana Jia North Carolina Alliance

Deaths reveal losses in local Masonic community

Bro. Carl Willis a former Beaufort Allion 2,220 member drowned in Neuserin on March 4. Memorial resolutions prepared at a recon aro. Charley B. Asherafs of the county died March 18, aged about 24, a teacher and zealous Al ayy man who contributed to the cause in his county.

Carl Willis Beaufort Allion Neuserin Charley B. Asherafs Othe Ness Teeacher

Secretaries of Sub Ances Message to Sub Alliance Members

Fraternal brotherhood note from W.S. Barnes Lee’s Treasurer N.C. F. & urging recipients to report missing blocks and confirm receipt of mailed blanks. Indicates quarters posts mailed for Sub Alliance and requests responses to correct distribution.

BrReraren Pone W.S. Barnes Lee Treas N.C. F

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