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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1894

Page

7

Subscriptions and renewals pour in for The Progressive Farmer

Readers across multiple counties send in renewals and new subscriptions including Watts Alexander county Beaufort Mangum Durham counties and Madison Ashe counties. Secretary Barnes reports ten renewals and three reorders while J P Tucker and JC Freeman add several new subs. A joke book sent to Senator Quay circulates among Senate members prompting reflection on government transparency.

JB Paul Watts Alexander County Beaufort County and Mangum Durham County Merg Plaster Rowan County Smith Cleveland County JP Tucker Lenoir County Tucker JC Freeman Bertie County B Jones Granville County McAuley Mecklenburg J H Barnes Wayne Ed Johnston Alamance Jon M Parks Iredell P Clark Wilwa Reece Burke B Goodwin B F Lawrence S H Gowers J P Goodwin Wake J L Travis Washington J H Gillism J F Long Gaston A Hamrick Cleveland Dongald Johnson Moore A B High Wilson R N Johnson Chatham L J Jones Franklin L P Freeman Bertie Thos W Swain Tyrrell R S Saunders Rockingham TB Flemming Warren W W Gaddy Anson Jessie Holland Lenoir

Petitioning Congress for Bonds A Mockery of Patriotism

Washington correspondent Anna L Diggs cites Coxey supporters and a Peace Army as examples of politicians courting popular anger. The piece rails at proposed $50,000,000 in interest bearing bonds and $100,000,000 for a Nicaragua canal, framing Walker and Morgan as figures to calm or inflame public discontent.

Anna L. Diggs Washington Times Itj Coxey Ueveland Carlisle Nicaragua Morgan Rockville Moore Solis Neal Ohio State Committee On Foreign Affairs Congress Luntington Pacific Railway Themalion

Coxey's Army Echoes in Financial Debate Amid National Strife

A Richmond Evening Star quote condemns Coxey as a crank or possible criminal while praising a money form that aids labor without creating public debt. It argues the real national conflict is between greedy eastern wealth and the West and South laboring masses, and condemns racial scapegoating in favor of class solidarity.

Abraham Lincoln Coxey Courier-Journal Lee Grant Richmond Evening Star

Reading exchange list and Progressive Farmer ad page

A 1893 page lists cross regional paper subscriptions offered at club rates, detailing titles such as The Progressive Farmer and Cotton Plant plus other papers with annual prices. It notes ad inquiries from Barnes Bros Electric Power Job Printers Raleigh and cites responses from several states.

Barnes Bros Raleigh N. C Denmark North Carolina Mississippi New Hampshire Pilvania Arnes Bros

Undertakers Supplies Offered by State Agency Head

W H Worris announces arrangements to supply undertakers with linings hardware caskets cloth covered and metallic raised top and plain coffins burial robes for men women and children. prices quoted for gs per dozen rising with market and shipments expected to increase as closing exercises of local schools attract demand in the next 30 days.

W. H. Worris

Alliance Sewing Machines Notice Raises Fees for Non Members

Notice dated May 3 1894 states Alliance Sewing Machines sold to non members now in good standing will be charged 2.50 and members ordering must have the seal of their Alliance on the order or 22.50 will be charged. W H Word 8 B A notes strong sales yet questions competition.

RA Leieh W. H. Word

Alliance Produce Exchange Report

Report of Alliance Produce Exchange lists egg prices for No 1 tested at 11 cents per dozen per crate No 2 at 10 cents No 3 small at 8 cents and eggs from wagons and crates 8 to 9 cents Also quoted are bacon hams 10 to 11 cents fat hens 25 to 30 cents each roosters 20 to 25 cents each and spring chickens 20 to 30 cents each by W H Worth and B A

W.H. Worth

Alliance Produce Exchange opens for farm product handling

Dear brethren the Alliance Produce Exchange announces it will sell for farmers and not purchase directly. It urges consignors to write describing offerings and promises to secure best prices. It notes eggs fetch higher prices locally than in New York and aims to handle more as only fresh eggs go to market.

Alliance Produce Exchange New York

Poultry market notes and egg pricing update from local trade paper

The letter discusses strong poultry demand for the coming months and the option to rent or sell shipping coops. It notes lower prices for eggs and other goods, advises shippers to stop sending eggs North, and lists current local prices for eggs hens and spring chickens. It mentions shipping changes and cautions against long-distance shipments if home sales are good.

Express Pease Bross

Fertilizer for cotton offered via open inquiry

Brethren inquired about cotton to fertilizer contract. For 300 pounds middling cotton delivered f o b by Nov 1 1894, buyers receive a ton of N C Alliance Official guano with freight paid by company. Cotton must grade middling or pay price difference. Weigh by sworn weigher or guarantee weight. Direct correspondence to Durham Fertilizer Durham NC. Do not write to this office. W H Wort 8 B A Feb 24 1892. Prices payable at maturity. interest if not paid.

N. C. Alliance Durham Fertilizer Een Durham N. C W. H. Wort N. B

Important notice to Alliance members on fertilizer debts

The Durham Fertilizer Company requests immediate payment of all outstanding notes and accounts from Alliance members. The noteholder emphasizes prior leniency during hard times, urges prompt remittance to fund spring shipments, and notes continued high grade products and available orders for the upcoming season. The message is signed by W. HB Worth and S. B. A.

Alliance Durham Fertilizer Company Alliance Brethren W. HB. Worth

Directions for Preparing Packing and Shipping Poultry for Boston Market

Instructions outline killing and dressing poultry, noting crop damage harms appearance and sour taste. Emphasizes avoiding spoiled meat and ensuring poultry quality for Boston Market.

Boston

Poultry packing and butchering instructions from Dunn NC

The guide details bleeding neck for turkeys, warm picking, no scalding, and careful evisceration. It covers packing cold poultry, avoiding wet or drawn meat, using clean paper, avoiding straw, and boxing in 100 to 200 pound lots. Dr J H Daniel of Dunn NC offers cancer treatment pamphlets.

J. H. Daniel Dunn, N. C

McDowell County Alliance Urges Polk Memorial Day

The McDowell County Alliance approved a resolution dated April 12 calling all local Alliances to observe April 28 the birthday of the late National President L. L. Polk. They urge fundraising for the Polk Memorial Fund to support a monument in memory of Polk, with Marion Butler as the beneficiary.

Bprtor McDowell County Alliance L. L. Polk County Alliance Polk Memorial Fund Marion Butler A. J. Duta T. F Ohnn C. Beows

The Grannies of Conservatism on Coxey Move

A Richmond Star quotation criticizes conservative critics of Coxey's movement. The piece argues that southern sympathy or prosperity does not justify neglect of national hardship, calling out regional selfishness and warning of broader collapse beyond the South.

Labor and Capital praised by reform leaders in endorsement spread

From testimonials for W E Farmer District Master Workman Knights of Labor in Fort Worth I have examined Labor and Capital by Er A Allen and consider it first class. It should be read by all interested in reform and progress toward a higher civilization. The work discusses wealthy distribution, equity, and provides light on labor and capital with illustrations. It is a valuable addition to reform literature and offers truthful depictions of labor questions. The piece promotes purchasing options and subscriptions to The Progressive Farmer via special offers.

W.E. Farmer KniGhts Labor Fort Worth Er. A. Allen Joan P. Stelle National Stonerang Farmers’ Mutual Bengrrr Association Tos. J. Dainviz Agriculture Bellbuckle Tam Progressivearmer Progressive Farmer

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