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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1894

Page

6

Bilkins recounts Raleigh trip to memorial day events

Zeke Bilkins and Betsy attend memorial exercises in Raleigh on the tenth, meeting Dr. Blackwall and photographer Graham Haywood, visiting Governor Carr and Captain Coke, and paying respects at the Confederate cemetery. Betsy, a Confederate veteran, enjoys the social bustle but battles the long return trip home.

Bilkins Raleigh Betsy Buck Kitchin Dr. Blackwall Zeke Offis Ion Graham Haywood Carr Coke Alliance Capitol George Washington Capitol Yard

Read All You Can To Support Your State Organ

A farmer oriented appeal urges subscribers for state papers and sample copies for distribution among neighbors. It notes wheat prices at 56 cents, columns criticize plutocracy and silver demonetization, and warns farmers to unite, read, and vote together to improve their prospects.

ProGressive Farmer South Atlantic Chicago Europe Dec.ist

Polk Memorial Meeting Observes Late National President Polk

Aberdeen Local Alliance held a Saturday afternoon meeting at the Star office to honor the memory of L. L Polk. Irene Kidd led a program, Jos Meyer spoke on Polk's life, Rev R W Haire addressed labor unrest, and a Polk memorial fund collected 7.50 to be sent to President Butler of North Carolina.

Aberdeen Star Irene Kidd L. L Polk Webb L N. Crill The Ruralist Jos, Meyer Polk H. H. Beals R. W. Haire Coxey Army Polk Memorial Fund Butler North Carolina Northwest

Snow Camp Woollen Mills Ad and Advertiser Note

A compact fragment lists Snow Camp Woollen Mills Snow Camp NC summer clothing S and D Ber wanger Raleigh NC Watcher National Manufacturing and Importing Co Chicago IL plus a political quip about Mr B Eliot San Francisco Chronicle and a call to mention THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer in ads The piece ends with an exhortation about Brown's Iron Bitters as a health tonic

Snow Camp Woollen Mills Snow Camp N. C S. & D. Berwanger Raleigh Watcher—National Manufacturing and Importing Co Chicago Ill B. Eliot The San Francisco Chronicle Chronicle Riihnond Evening Star North Carolina Libert Tee C Dixon Manufacturing CO

Secretary Barnes Tour Through Buncombe County

Secretary treasurer W S Barnes of the North Carolina State Farmers Alliance visits Morgan Hill Flat Creek School House and Alexander's, promotes the Business Agency system and egg industry, reorganizes a Sub Alliance with officers, plans agencies in Greensboro and Asheville, meets locals and hosts at Acton, with mixed local awareness and continued travels in Haywood and West.

Springs Buncombe Co N.C Epior W. S Barnes North Carolina State Farmers’ Alliance Morgan Hill Bro. Barnes State Alliance Raleigh Greensboro Asheville Messrs. Plamondon T. N. Morgan Ammons Gentry Hopson T. C Morgan T. C. Morgan E. Y. Gentry G. G. Hopson R. P. Lewellen J. J. Ammons Lee Morgan Mac. Goldsmith T. A. Smith Sargeant At Arms Jas Mr. Morgan Flat Creek W. L. Henry Acton Sand Hill Haywood West Alexander Praternally N. P Lam Monpon Sec C. F

Commencement at State Normal and Industrial School May 23 24

The larger State Normal and Industrial School holds its first commencement this year with diplomas and a sermon by Bishop Rondithaler. Bryan delivers the address May 23 and General Gordon lectures May 24 on the Last Days of the Confederacy. Governor Carr and other officials plan to attend. Mrs Bryan may also be present. Railroad rates are expected for attendees.

Normal and Industrial School Rondithaler Bryan General Gordon North Carolina Rondthaler Gordon Carr Shepherd

N. K. Fairbank Sues Over Cottolene Trade Mark

The N. K. Fairbank Company of Chicago sues W. L. Henry of Macon Ga in U S Court for 5000 alleging infringement of the cot ton seed oil product trade mark Cottolene a pale yellow lard substitute The plaintiff says Cottolene originated and is widely known as its product and the mark features a steer head with cotton sprigs They accuse Henry of selling a similar but inferior product under the Cottolene name to mislead customers and harm the maker Telegraph Macon Ga.

N. K. Fairbank Company Chicago United States N.K Fairbank Company W. L. Henry Macon Telegraph

Tariff Debate Highlights Grievances Against McKinley Model

The piece critiques a new tariff bill as meaner than the McKinley act, noting shifts to taxing many farm and sugar items. It cites Sen Hoar of Massachusetts blasting the Finance Committee and accusing colleagues in the Senate of violating their oaths, while the Democratic platform previously condemned protection as robbery and fraud.

Congress Hoar Massachusetts Senate Allen Harris Finance Committee Gray Mr. Hoar Mr. Gray Democratic Party Delaware

Senator Faces Oath Violation Allegations Amid Senate Debate

In a heated Senate session, accusations of oath violations and improper conduct were exchanged as Mr Gray and Mr Hoar clashed over duties and rules. The presiding officer overruled on order, prompting extended remarks and calls for public clarity. Col Harry Skinner to speak at Moore, Cartage, N.C., June 6 1894, with a large crowd expected from surrounding counties.

Gray Sen Mer Heater Senate Hoar Col. Skinner Moore Cartage Harry Skinner Varthage N.C H. F. Seawell

Advertisers Report Success With Farm Paper Ad

A letter from Epwarps and Bovertox, Raleigh NC dated July 18 1992 to J W Denmark business manager of The Progressive Farmer explains that a short time advertisement placed in their paper and four other leading papers yielded ten replies in their paper for every reply from all others combined.

Ratxiag N. C J. W. Denmark Progressive Farmer Epwarps & Brovertox

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Zeke Bilkins, M. 4 Polk Memorial Meeting Silver BROWN Secretary Barnes Gordon and Bryan State Normal and Industrial School Congressman Bryan South Central America Old Mexico Congress of the Greece Rome Egypt Netherlands A. C. Fisk Nena Vance Charlotte Observer Ransom Goldsboro Jieag Yea Atte Aaa Leaksville Woollen Mills Leaksville, N. C Leaksville, N.C MOTT Clothiers & Hatters Sealer KE Snow Camp Woollen "Mills MFG Dearborn Street Chrissoy National Watchman Ays Van Mate Alre Winskins Populis Pho Patchman National Watcha D.C
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