North Carolina and Nearby Farmers Alliance Listings Spelled Out
The document lists officers and executive boards for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the 6th Carolina Farmers State Alliance, naming presidents Marion Butler and H. L. Loucks, secretaries, lecturers, judges, and committee members across multiple states. It notes affiliated reform papers and urges continued advocacy for the Ocala platform, plus observations on fruit crop prospects and marketing concerns for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Golds.ro
N. CU
T. B. Long
Asheile
N.C
W. 8. Barnes
Aleigh
Cyrus Thompson
Richads
N. C
Farm Advisory From Rural Letter Toneighbors On Crops And Roads
Advice urges draining around young trees and growing carrots for dairy cows, noting carrots improve butter color and are liked by cows and horses. Encourages farm meetings on Saturdays, improving roads, and urges action now. Warns against procrastination and cites meat and bread exports dropping while many starve in foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Farm and Home
United States
Progressive Farmer critique on farm wealth and home industry
M. D. Chambers argues that the nation faces widespread evictions and declining farm prices. He supports home industry, local self sufficiency, and exchange among regions to ease hardship. He critiques the partisan press and calls for practical, self sustaining Southern and Western farming strategies.
Important Announcement From The Progressive Farmer Alliance Notes
An important notice announces special contributions from reform writers for The Progressive Farmer after this date. It lists National Alliance leaders such as H L Loucks Marion Butler D P Duncan Ben Terrell H C Deming I E Dean Mann Page L Leonard and other notable figures including James B Weaver and Ignatius Donnelly. The paper promises fresh Alliance literature from top writers to lead the fight and urges subscriptions and club formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Progressive Farmer
Alliance
H. L. Loucks
National Alliance
Marion Butler
D. P. Duncan
Sec’y Treas
Ben Terrell
National Sector
H. C. Demming
I. E. Dean
Mann Page
L. Leonard
National
James B. Weaver
Ignatius Donnelly
Harry Hinton
Nash County Alliance meeting at Pleasant Grove church
Nash County Alliance met Oakland Sub-Alliance at Pleasant Grove church in Oakland on April 13 1893 with G R Marshbourne presiding. Twenty two subordinates attended and paid dues. After dinner the meeting resumed with hymns and speakers including M N Bissett N Collins and Hon L A Loyd. Resolutions criticized the legislature and charter repeal while praising Nash and Oakland alliances and Pleasant Grove church. Next meeting set with Dortches Alliance on the second Thursday in July 1893. C H Bass secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
N.C
Epior
Nash County Alliance
Pleasant Grove Church
G. R. Marshbourne
O. K
Bros. M. N. Bissett
N. Collins
L. A. Loyd
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Oakland Alliance
The
County Alliance
Dortche
Alliance
C. H. Bass
Sec’y
Where are we at
Sr. Lewis, N. C. Mr. Borror voices concern over the Farmers Alliance legislative blowback and its future hits. He questions whether farmers and laborers receive equal protection and a hearing, contrasts farmers’ poverty with other trades, and urges organized unity to wield political power against moneyed interests. He urges farmers to study their plight and pursue organized action to improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Lewis
N. C
Mr. Borror
Farmers’ Alliance
America
Farmer
Farmer Urges Unity Against Overproduction and Bankruptcy
J I Lewis argues farmers face ruin from overproduction, urging organization to protect their rights and seek fair policies. He notes agriculture as the oldest, necessary trade and calls for voters to back leaders who defend farmer interests and fair government policy. He warns of impending financial distress and urges solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Lewis
Wilson County Alliance adopts resolutions April 13 1893
At a regular meeting the Wilson County Alliance passes six resolutions denouncing General Assembly actions to repeal and amend the New FSA charter as unprecedented and aimed at crippling the order. The committee commends The Progressive Farmer and Goldsboro Caucasian for their fight and directs copies to be sent for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson County Alliance
General Assembly
F.S. A
Bro. Butler
Progressive Farmer and
Craven County Denounces NC Legislation On Deposits
The Craven County Alliance denounces state acts altering the charter that allow withdrawal from the Business Agency fund. They call the measures undemocratic and harmful to trade, urging members to keep deposits. Resolutions request publication in The Progressive Farmer and allied papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Progressive Farmer
Reform Press Quotations Clip From Many Papers
A compilation of short quotes and opinions from various newspapers on reform, debt, labor, money, and politics. Highlights include calls to action for education, skepticism of monopolies, and remarks on alliances, governance, and reform momentum across multiple state papers.
Rowan County Condemns Legislature Over Farmers Alliance
In Rowan County a resolution denounces the legislature's majority for actions aimed at the Farmers Alliance of North Carolina. It calls the moves a political party’s effort to harm a social and educational society and declares the legislation a revolutionary unconstitutional interference with private citizen rights. Signed by M. L. Rircum, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance of
North Carolina
M. L. Rircuim
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Huron
Ruth Dakota
Goldsro
Col. D. P. Dun
Columbia
8. C
Seguin
Texas
L. Leonid
Mt. Leonard
Missouri
Mannage
Brandon
Virginia
Judiciary
al Ronevore
Denver
Colo
ATE Alliance
Elias Carr
N. M. Culbrith
M. Gregory
Wm. C. Connell
T. Ivey
Raleigh
Knity College
J. J. Young
Olenta
A. Forney
Newton
Orth Carolina Reform Press Association
Fficers
J. L. Ramsey
Arion Butler
W. S.ames
Egressive Farmer
State Organ
Wacotat
Clinto
Gqercary
Hickory
Sttier
Whitakers
Gricultural Bee
Goldsboro
Wolina Dispatch
Hertford
N. K
Beaver Dam
the Political Press
Heap
Punao
Gen. Barringer
Charlotte Observer
South
West
Canada
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
M. D. Chambers
Nash County
Wilson County
Craven County
the Reform Press
Tyler Record
Des Moines Tribune
Southern Mercury
New York
Waco Progress
Congress
Tdgefield Farmer
United States Senate
Fort Worth
Missouri World
Chicago Sentinel
Iowa Tribune
Cleveland
Western Watchman
Tulare
Cal
Citizen, Alliance
Eureka Herald
Greenwood County
Kansas
Topeka
Farmers’ Voice
Tulare, Cal
Citizen
Rowan County
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