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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1893

Page

7

Young Roxbury Girl, 12, Gives Birth to Triplets

Lizzie Bishop Hinckley, aged 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bishop, Roxbury, Conn, married under a year to Henry Hinckley, welcomed triplets two girls and a boy. Each girl eight pounds, boy seven and a half. Mother and babies thriving. Feedings include prep baby food and milk punches. Grandfather Mr Bishop and the father overwhelmed with congratulations as locals travel from miles to see the newborns.

Bridgeport Conn Lizzie Bishop Hinckley Edward Bishop Roxbury Mr. Bishop Roxpury

State Agency Department Letter on Shipping and Payments

A 1893 correspondence from State Business Agent and other officers discusses shipping rules, cash-on-delivery limits, bonds for double remittance, and urged uniform procedures for orders. Letters from W. Worrs and H. Worth cite cash payments, savings for farmers, and alliance loyalty amid a hostile political climate.

Alliance Speaking Addresses Across Counties

O J T B Hoover will address alliances at White Oak Sampson County March 29 Cedar Cliff Terabinth Rockfish Fayetteville Cross Creek Wade etc through Cumberland Moore Chatham with four appointments per county announced. Hoover's tour aims to explain agency benefits and purchase of supplies while urging careful guano and fertilizer buying amid high fertilizer rates and cotton seed prices.

O J. T. B. Hoover Ays State Alliance White Oak Sampson Co Cedar Clk Terabinth Alliance Rockfish Alliance Ayetteville Cross C Wans Moore Illanow Hoover Sampson Cumberland Harett, Moore and Chatham Praternally W. HL Worth

Instructions How to Wear Shoes for Longevity

A historic notice provides practical guidance on caring for footwear. It warns against wearing too small shoes, drying practices, and using wrong materials, urging home production where possible and prudent maintenance to preserve fit and comfort.

Heaviest tobacco on poor land with Alliance guano

J H Fouster of Roxboro North Carolina reports high satisfaction with Alliance guano. He fed 8 sacks to 21 000 hills of tobacco, yielding about 3 700 pounds and leaves averaging 14 inches, calling the crop the heaviest seen on poor land. He intends to continue use and hopes for larger sales in 1893.

Roxroro N.C J. H. Fouster

Alliance Sewing Machines Praise From Brethren Letters

Letters from North Carolina customers tout the High Arm Alliance sewing machine as reliable and superior, despite agents in other counties alleging faults. One buyer reports a machine lasting two years with no trouble, another notes a $4350 model is light and efficient, with shipments arriving as ordered and freight prepaid.

Alliance State Farmers’ Alliance Brethren Kansas Durham N. C Bro. Wort KE. A. Woops W. H. Worth Raleigh Cen High Arm Alliance C. M. Cress D Reid Parker Monaeus Alliance Songster BOR Cox Cotton Planter Foster Cotton Burwell Corn Shevler Keystone Ct Piain Smith Victor Dow Law Cincinnati North Carolina Farmers’ Alliance Usisestavere Eeesees R. R N.C N.C. Alliance Richmond Portsmouth Wilmington Progressive Farmer F. O. B. Durham O. O. Baugh F. O. B. Norfolkt

Shoe contract boosts trade and trust among brethren

We report strong progress with our shoe agreement as the house proves reliable and the brethren learn its advantages. Business in this line exceeds expectations for the season, and adoption is rapid after establishing the arrangement.

Alliance shoe order drive prompts samples and bulk pricing

In a February missive the Alliance urges brethren to order samples of boots and shoes from the almanac list. It details how to specify lot size, width, toe style, and lacing, with mail or express shipping and freight rules. A March 25 1893 update from Ravelen NC outlines price lists, credits for sub agents, and heavy items like fertilizers and stoves.

Ravelen N. C W. H. Worn Philadelphia

Farmers' Tribune Circulators Offer Free Reform Literature

Free literature promotes the great plain people and urges organizing and education for victory. For ten cents in silver or stamps, readers can join as reform press circulators and receive sample copies from leading reform papers mailed to Des Moines Iowa.

Great Plain Reform Press Reform United States Farmers’ Tribune Co Des Moines Iowa

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Se 3Tate Agency Department Brs&sthren State Executive Committee Executive Committee W. Wi. Worrs Sylva H. Worth S.B. A Democratic Party Alliance Speaking Harnett THE W. H. Wort W. A. Graham Machpelah W. H. Worth, S. B. A Pomona Barnes New South Porto Rico Cuba Valencia Onderas Ibs Barnes New South Brnes Our Ideal Barnes Baking Soda Blée Bae York State Keystone Rio Maracaibo Sugan Sc Sige Itia Oxford Alliance Sweet Per Doz Red Cross Cess Wilmington F.C. B Blue Ridge White Clover Climax Mills Morehead City Baltimore Molasse Barbadoes Balto Raliih New Orleans New City Raveica Virginia Hebron Bliss Triumph Charles Downing Ohio White Star Peerless Burbanks Mammoth Pearl Deans Navy Kentucky Washington Nyc Gibson Whitak McKey’s Ferr Ridgewa Lack Windsor Claybanks Whit Japan Ahoskie Pope Ss SF. O. B. Bloomsburg, Eec Alliance Mahogany Granville N. Hayseed Carmics Creeseeevseveee Aliance Saab Eucestones F. O. B. Grestisiorg Batent Dog F. O B. Greensboro Boy Dixie Stonewall Cotton P Climax F.O. B. Goldsboro Dixiellows & F Reste Nova Scotia F.O.B Norfolk Castle Hayne f.C.b Lockport Harrison Hiabbara & Co All Right Daisy L. H. R. P Bolles Reg & Tin Yell Osborne Epsoms Lewis North State B. A Gem of Texas Bloomsburg Pr Empire Gem of Texas Border Alliance Ieeapivey ORN Shellers Plete F. O P. R Lancaster Phaeton Admiral Globe, Steeee Sun. Passen F. W. Huidekoper Reuben Foster Richmond & Danville Henderson Buffalo Lithia Springs Greensboro Winston-Salem Salisbury Hickory Asheville Charlotte Florida Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Danville Lynchuarg Pullman Selma Goldsboro Fayetteville Newberne Wilson Tarboro Eastern Carolina All Points E. Berkley W. A. Turk B. Hardwick Ren Sol Haas Washington, D.C Washington, D. C the School of the South, Lexington Business College A. & M. College Commonwealth E. Main St Lexington
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