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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1894

Page

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North Carolina Farmers State Alliance Leaders and Committees

The document lists officers and executive board members for the National and North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. It names presidents, vice presidents, treasurers, secretaries, judiciary members, lecturers, chaplains, and guards, with associated towns such as Goldsboro, Raleigh, Kinston, and Greensboro. It notes committees and affiliated papers and directs member papers to advocate the Ocala platform or face removal.

S. Bridges Catawba N. C Screed C .Tressurer Barnes Raleigh Teer Osta Thompson Richards Ctor J. T. B. Hoover M City T. T. Speight Lewiston N.C Geo. T. Lane Greensboro H. E. King Peanut Georgeant At J. R. Hancock W. H. Worth W . Graham Ames North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Marion Butler Goldsboro J. J. Long Eoka Hileman Concord Alliance Judiciary Committee N.M. Culbreth Whiteville John Brady Gatesville John Graham Ridgeway North Carolina Reform Press Association Oficers J. L. Ramsey W. S. Jarnen Ve Farmer State Organ Pear

Editorial Suggestions On Poultry Feed And Farm Practices

Editorial notes advise cleanliness around milk handling and vessels, feeding hens a balanced diet with hay limited and bran, oats, roots, oil cake, and lime for shells. It cites rye pastures for winter hens, comments on bank clearings and federal finances, and remarks on farming education and tomato bed ripening as observed by Fordhoor Farm’s superintendent and the New York Experiment Station director.

Darlington Fordhoor Farm New York

Common Man Crowned Uncrowned King in American Press

The piece elevates farmers as the true producing class and rulers of the nation, arguing that the common man, rooted in the farm, holds power through ballots and virtue. It calls for principled leaders, cites rural strength, and urges unity under one nation with equal rights and no special privileges.

Mr. Borror America Vox Populi von Dei Banquo Ae Class Rhine Danube Siberia Wall Street Potomac Pieeline Laplar H. H. Woopy

Mecklenburg County Alliance Holds April Meeting in Huntersville

Mecklenburg County Alliance and McDowell Creek Alliance met at Huntersville on April 12. President Dowd opened the session at 11. After a dinner, a secret session followed with a quorum. Resolutions urged memorial day for L. L. Polk, endorsing Memphis demands of the National Alliance, and opposing federal bonds. Next county meeting set for July with Beach Cliff sub-Alliance. Dr. Thompson to speak. Meeting ended in harmony.

Mecklenburg County Alliance McDowell Creek Alliance Huntersville Dowd 1. Bros. Price Davidson McCauley Alliance J. A. Wilson L. L. Polk National Alliance Memphis Tenn Toto J. N. Patterson Z. B. Vance S. B. Alexander North Carolina King Cotton A. J. Hunter Beach Cliff Thompson

Subtreasury Plan Urges Classes Fix Prices For Wealth

A reform proposal argues each class should fix fair prices for farm mine factory and labor output to absorb their share of wealth. It explains a new financial system with postal banks subtreasury and national price equalization to end strikes and poverty and boost production. It warns continuing the present system will ruin labor capital and credit and urges political cooperation to unleash prosperity.

Borror Board of Equalization Sub Treasury United States Treasury Rome

Proper feeding keys for young plants and roots

A comparison of plant growth to a young animal emphasizes soil fertility as plant food. Keeping soil fine and mellow makes nutrients accessible to the fine white roots that act as feeding mouths. With good care plants thrive. neglect leads to starvation and death.

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