Editorial notes on Progressive Farmer circulation in 1891
The Progressive Farmer records its Volume V circulation for the year ending February 1891, showing total 765,240 copies and a weekly average of 14,716 with a 5,400 gain. Included are endorsements by J. W. Denmark and T. J. Bashford, plus notarized attestations, and editorials urging farmers to raise food plants and mules for North Carolina markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Denmark
Edwards & Broughton
Raleigh
N. C
Progressive Farmer
Edwards &Broughton
T. J. Basmord
W. T. Wombie
Tar Progressive Farmer
T. J. Bashford
Mike Oath
W. T. Womptlee
North Carolina
Middle
Kentucky
Mr. Ephor
Henry Clay
Thomas Jefferson
John C. Calhoun
United States
Rome
Venice
Mediterranean
Te Farner
Gold Bugs
Cleveland
Ohio and North Carolina Farmers’ Alliance notes and actions
Letters from Ohio and North Carolina farmers describe President Polk’s leadership, unity themes, and calls for honesty in politics. The Henderson convention forms the Alliance Tobacco Growers Association of the State, adopts a constitution plan, elects officers, endorses Ocala Supreme Council demands, and thanks local hosts and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Vance
Vala
Ocala
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Brother Davie
Kentucky
Sub-Treasury Bill In the Hands of the Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Ransom
Senator Vance
Treasury
Alliance Tobacco Growers’ Association of
Supreme Council
Florida
Alliance Tobacco_Growers of
States
Henderson
Tobacco Board of Trade
J. H. Dunn
Relief and Freedom Proclaimed Amidantiens of Inequality
A call to action against entrenched wealth and oppression. The author denounces a favored class profiting from others’ toil, urges prayer and courage, and says relief will come through faith and collective effort led by church, Alliance Man declares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Particeps Criminis
Church
Christ
Milenium
Hell
Squirrels Do Not Hibernate Through Winter Observations
Observers report squirrels active in severe winter weather and not fully torpid. They likely sleep more in winter but wake to feed. Reproduction occurs before warm weather with young found as early as March 21.
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Asheville
Senate
National Farmers’ Alliance
Morrisville
Grover Cleveland
H—L
Buck Eye State
Counts
Ephor
L. L. Polk
Farmers’ State Alliance of
Ohio
Pak
Polk
Farmers’ Movement
Johnny
Farmers’ Alliance
Democratic Party
Henperson
Epior
Elias Carr
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Court House
J. H. Ball
Vance County Alliance
D. Reid Parker
Randolph County
J. E. Robertson
Charlotte County
E. C. Bullock
Halifax County
W. B. Upchurch
Wake
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