National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Members Listed
A listing of leaders and officials for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. Includes president, officers, lecturers, judiciary, legislative council, and executive committee from various states and localities with addresses and roles.
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National Farmers’ Alliance and
Industrial *Union
L. L. Polk
North Carolina
D. St
N. W
Washing
D.C
B. H. Clover
Cambridge
Kansas
J. H. Turner
Georgia
North Capitol St
Washington, D. C
J. H. Willetts
CG. W. Macune
Washington
D. C
Alonzo Wardall
Huron
Farmers’ State Alliance
Elias Carr
Old Sparta
Rapiabat
R. B. Hunter
Huntersville
N. C
Veach
Warsaw
Ace
H. Tomlinson
Etteville
N.C
H. E. King
Peanut
J. §. Holt
Chalk Level
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
W. A. Graham
Madipe
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
S. B. Alexander
Charlotte
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
J. S. Johnston
Ruffin
State Alliance
R. J. Powell
Trinity College
J. J. You
H. A.forney
Newton
Alliance Correspondence from North Carolina Activists
Letters from M G Gregory and J G H Mircuei discuss Alliance influence in Pasquotank and Stokes counties in 1891. They urge publication of vote tallies on the last legislature’s interest bill, criticize money influence, praise Terrell, and call for tariffs reform and regional rail access.
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M. G. Gregory
Farmers in Alliance Push Unity Amid Rain Delays
The Moore Hill Alliance No. 232 of Cameron North Carolina urges farmer unity amid heavy rain delaying work. They condemn excessive taxation scarce currency and corporate power, blaming the ruling party for restricting farmers and urging collective action.
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Cameron
N. C
Mr. Bvrror
Moore Hill Alliance
Great Order
North
Farmers urge support for The Progressive Farmer
A letter from Piow Boy of Iowa to Robersonville dated April 16 1891 urges farmers and laborers to read The Progressive Farmer. It argues the paper explains conditions, industry profits, and government trust in a period of perceived corruption and monopoly. The writer discusses Alliance and F A and I A ties across sections and calls for unity and boycott of opposing papers. He also notes sending a subscription and distributing papers and pledges support for equal rights and nonperishable security.
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Robersonville
N. C
Mr. Borror
Piow Boy
Mr. Botter
A. J. Philips
Wisconsin
F. A
I. A
National Alliance
Iowa
Bro
Ben Terrell
South
L. L. Polk
Creston
Ohio
Brethren of the North
Southern Alliance
Wall ‘Street
Alliance
Washington
Bro. U. 8
Polk
Executive Committee
ES Buncomb
Demrat
Republican
Stoney Hill Alliance appeals for aid for Brother Keith
The Stoney Hill Alliance No 69 of Wake County appeals to sister Alliances for relief for Brother Keith a Christian man who lost his horses and faces hardship after his wife died leaving six children and an absent eldest son Donations of five dollars or more are requested and should be sent to W D Ray Secretary New Light N C or J J Dunn Secretary Wake County Alliance Raleigh NC March 31 1891.
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Stoney Hill
Wake County
St. Keith
Bros. C
J. A. Hall T. Harrison
J. A. Jones
Bro. Keith
W. D. Ray
Stoney Hill Alliance
New Light
N.C
J. J. Dunn
Wake County Alliance
Raleigh
E. H. Ray
FE. H. Ray
W.D. Ray
Seid Alliance
Sec’y
The Third Party Discussion in The Progressive Farmer
A letter from J. T. Wilson urges laborers to unite beyond Democrat and Republican parties, promoting a labor party as the path to prosperity and national unity. He argues money power corrupts legislation and calls for cross sectional fraternalism to favor workers in 1892. A second note mentions solid solutions with examples from chemistry and mineralogy.
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Sanpy Rivag
N. C
Democrat
Republican
Washington
Jefferson
Progressive Farmer
J. T. Wilson
Early Garden Tricks Shared for Faster Germination and Sprouting
A 1891 Washington column explains soaking seeds in carbonate of ammonia to speed germination and using manure piles with glass top boxes to warm soil. It covers sprouting corn, box-top germination, and practical planting steps, plus box removal as plants grow. It notes dairy breed yields and a Swedish glass claim for sharper lenses.
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Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Hayes
Birdtown
S. Barnes
J. D. Allen
Falls
B. Long
Asheville
Alliance Correspondence
OxKisko
Pasquotank
Bro. Terrell
Congress
B. F. Thompson
Dilntard, Stokes Co
Eptror
Dillard Alliance
Stokes
Piedmont
Muthern
R& 3
Madison
Walnut
Sandy Ridge
Meadows
Danbury
J. G. H. Mircuei
J. H. van T’hoff
Bryan Tyson
Brown
Guelph
Ontario
Ayshire
Jerseys
Ayrshire
Aryshire
Maryland
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