North Carolina and National Farmers Alliance roster list
A dense roster of leaders and officers from the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. Names include H L Loucks Marion Butler Broomfield and others, with executive boards judiciary committees and legislative panels. The text also lists affiliated state papers and editorial notes on agricultural topics and reform press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Farmers’ State
Allance
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
N. C
T. B. Long
Ashville
Waleigh
Barnes
Cyrus Thompson
Richards
Rev. Jno
Madison Co
R A. Henry
Ellijay
Anut
N.C
H. E. King
Holt
Chalkevel
W . Coeizh
Graham, Machpelah
N. HE
Johnston
Ruffin
Slias Carr
N. M. Culbreth
M. G. Gregory
Wm. C. Connell
T. Ivey
Raleigh
Trinity College
J. J. Young
Telonias
H. A. Forney
Newton
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Jhcera
J. L. Ramsey
Jarien Butler
Res
Farmer
State Organ
Iaucasian
Clinton
Jercury
Hickory
Fattler
Whitakers
Agricultural Bee
Carolina Dispatch
Hertford
Jar Home
Beaver Dam
Warned Cattlemen On Distemper Or Spemic Fever Risks
F P Williams of Raleigh warns North Carolina cattlemen about cattle distemper or spemic fever. He notes the disease spreads poorly across fields but survives frost and heat, outlines incubation, symptoms, and signs of illness, and offers sulfur as preventive in troughs. He promises treatment guidance to those who apply. The piece emphasizes careful herd management and a cautious stance on Western cattle in local pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bprtor
F. P. Williams
Salary Grab No. 2 and Democratic papers
A reader accuses a local paper of lying about a congressional pay raise, claiming Democrats in town were unaware and that the press should keep information secret. The letter suggests the public was deliberately kept ignorant of a $432,000 increase as it asks who is at fault for reporting the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sun
Congress
Richmond
Lynchburg
Blacmouth
Progressive Farmer to Feature Alliance Writers
An important notice announces that The Progressive Farmer will publish articles by leading reform writers from the National Alliance. Contributors include H. L. Loucks Marion Butler Col D P Duncan Ben Terrell H C Demming I E Dean Mann Page and L Leonard with others from the National Executive Committee and notable figures like James B Weaver Ignatius Donnelly and Harry Hinton. Subscriptions and club formations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
Marion Butler
Goldsporo
N. C
Col. D. P. Duncan
Columbia
Ben Terrell
Seguin
Texas
L. Leonard
Mt. Leonard
Missouri
Mann Page
Brandon
Virginia
I. E Dean
Honeoye Falls
New York
H. C. Demming
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U.S
Progressive Farmer
Alliance
National Alliance
D. P. Duncan
Sec’y Treas
National Secto R
I. E. Dean
National Executive Committee
James B. Weaver
Ignatius Donnelly
Harry Hinton
Southern Baptists Fight Liquor With Legal Action Call
The 1892 Southern Baptist Convention condemns liquor sales as a crime against humanity and urges stopping sale and manufacture through law. The author urges electing officials who will enforce prohibitions and believes God will handle the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Baptist Convention
T. Ivey
Editor Insults and Temperance Debate in May 3 Issue
A dramatic letter dispute laments an editor’s refusal of a communication and attacks his political and temperance views. The exchange centers on Keeley Institute advertising and calls for abolition of liquor, urging Baptists and readers to support prohibition and to challenge church journals to address the liquor question directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epior
Biblical Recorder
Elias Carr
Prohibition
J. M. Templeton
North Carolina
Recorder
Dr. Bailey
Bro. Banxy
The
Greensboro Keeley Institute
Keeley Institute
Bro. Bailey
Dillard
Adam
Baptists
N. C
The One Thing Needful. Live at Home and Thrive
The letter argues without political excitement that the one essential is to live at home. It urges self sufficiency: raise meat and bread, grow corn and vegetables, make shoes, tan leather, spin, weave, and barter with neighbors. It warns against dependence on parties, urging use of politics to aid farmers and workers who earn their bread by toil. ABRAHAM JONES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
N.C
Epior
Abraham Jones
Reform Press Snippets Reflect Political Tone Across Nations
A collage of clipped opinions attacks debt, wages, and policy. It cites Congress, farmers salaries, a North Dakota warehouse, and populist shifts with sharp commentary from multiple papers including Pioneer Exponent Western Advocate and Dakota Leader. Strong entities include North Dakota, Congress, farmers, and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bulletin of Reform
North Dakota
Western Advocate
St. Louis Monitor
Southern Mercury
Dr Thompson in Bladen Wining NC Brethren
A Bladen County report on Brother Cy Thompson's Tar Heel lecture of the 28th. A large farmer audience heard three hours of address urging farm organization, defending reform, and energizing members against opposition. Delegates formed a Union of Bethel Cedar Fairy White Oak, with Live Oak and Lake invited to the next May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wining
N.C
Cy Thompson
Tar Heel
Mary Ann
Bro. Thompson
Bro. T
Old Bladen
North Carolina
Old North
Bethel
Cedar
Fairy
White Oak
Sewell
Live Oak
Lake
McDuff
White Lake Church
Bro. Butler
Bro. Cy
County Alliance
C. McG. Duny
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Judiciary
R. A. Southworth
Denver
Colo
W. Beck
Alabama
M.D. Davie
Kentucky
Paris
Agricultural Experiment Station of Michigan
Foc. A
Raleigh, N. C
the Reform Press
Alliance Vindicator
Dakota
Administration
People’s Party
Atlanta
U. S. Senate
Mississippi River
DR. Thompson
Bladen
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