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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1891
Page
7
Household guidance covers dried beef brining and home made sausage with pork veal and beef fats. It details salting hams and shoulders, curing bacon in Wiltshire methods, and basic domestic hints on brushes ink stains trunk covers waterproof cloaks and a sickroom screen with green fabric and pictures for comfort. A corn soup recipe and public addresses by Bro J. B. Smith outline Fifth Congressional district lectures.
Market tone reports hay advancing to 17 dollars in Virginia and sugar climbing to six and a hundred, later easing to four. It predicts further sugar price rises as Spreckles and other large manufactories join the trust. It lists meeting schedules for Third Cantonal District lecturers and county alliance events across multiple towns with addresses and dates, urging public attendance and noting officer drilling.
There has been no money appropriated to defray the expenses of any meeting of the District Lecturers. The expenses of each County Lecturer to these meetings should be borne by his County Alliance. All appointments made hereafter by any District Lecturer must be confined to the counties composing his district as laid off by the last legislature. Fraternally ae W. S. Barnes, Secy N. C.F. S. A.
Raueieh North Carolina May 2 1891 announces supply of groceries in whole packages at lowest wholesale prices. The notice lists goods including sugars syrups molasses soaps lard flour rice pepper lye soda and other staples with freight and shipping terms and regional market notes for Raleigh Richmond Roanoke Louisville and city cotton market. It reads like a dense catalog with prices and freight rates for various items and containers.
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