Guilford College Program and Subscriptions Notes
Extracts from letters praise subscribers from many counties for The Progressive Farmer. Names include D. Goldstrop Underwood Iowa and J. Towle Wakefield Kansas among others. A Guilford College commencement program lists orations and sermons with dates in May 1893 and notes overall support and plans for increased circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Goldstrop
Underwood
Iowa
Stark Skiler
Bertie County
K. Johnson
Alamance County
Alamance
L. B. Page
Yancey County
Z. W. Welch
Sivain County
Tie
H. Towle
Wakefield
Kansas
A. E. Myers
Davidson County
Sle
W. HL. Dungan
Smithville
Ar- 13
F . Carsey
New York City
J.L. Lane
Guilford County
Geo. E. Haunt
J. D. Besenan
Nash County
Edward Banks
County
Dixon & Lankford
Ilicothe
Jno. P. Gibson
Swain
J. F. Latham
Beaufort
J. F. Newsom
Hertford
J. G. IL. Mitchell
E. D Thompson
Gaston
E. T. Crawford
Wayne County
S. P. Seawell
Moore County
W. L. Kivett
Randolph County
DIXON MAN DROWNS AS SEVEN MEN SWEPT OVER DAM
Maj Watson and seven men were swept by a strong current over a dam near Dixon Illinois today. Three men drowned and the remaining four were rescued with difficulty. State agency notices follow with shipping directions and pre pay details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixox
Ill
Watson
Here
State Agency Department
Clothing Offer From Boston Firm for Budget Suits
A Boston clothing house advertises affordable suits from 1.50 to 22.50 with samples and measurement guidance. The seller promises delivery in about ten days after order and invites buyers to specify desired price and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Notice to Shoes Buyers and Tobacco Report
A postal notice advises buyers to report undelivered shoes to the Postal Shoe Co. and to forward complaints to the sender, with strict instructions on filling orders and descriptions. A separate letter from J. H. Forster extols Alliance guano, reporting tobacco yields of 3,700 lbs from 21,000 hills on poor land and expressing satisfaction and a wish for continued business in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxroro
N.C
Bro
J. H. Forster
Sewing Machine Agents Speak For Alliance in State
Letters from brethren praise the Alliance machine as reliable and superior to others. A user reports owning an Alliance model for about 243 50 and notes his wife is pleased with its performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Satisfaction With a New Machine and Local Notices
A letter from Cress at Logan's Store in North Carolina praises a machine, noting it runs smoothly and is delivered freight paid. He offers his unit for inspection and invites interest from potential buyers. The text also includes a note from W H Worth about future orders from Pea Ridge and support for the paper, dated February 27, 1893, with remarks on alliance funds and timely payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan’s
N. C
W. H. Worth
Pea Ridge
Bro
Denmark
W. O. Barber
Alliance business notices limit orders to cash with shipments
State Business Agent warns brethren that all orders must be prepaid in cash or covered by a double bond, otherwise shipments will be refused. He urges uniform policy via bonded agents and notes upcoming meetings at Lewiston May 11 and other towns to explain agency benefits and sale of supplies, including guanos. Public attendance invited across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Alliance
S. B
J. T. B. Hoover
State Alliance
Lewiston
Bertie Co
Powellsville
Windsor
Merry Hill
Edenton
Chowan
Perquimais
Pasquetank
Shiloh
Camden
Coinjock Currituck
Bro. Hoover
Currituck
Gates
Lertford
Northampton
Martin Counties
W. H. Worth
O. B
Bloomsburg
Pa Z
Alance
ASB
Smithe Bellows
Balto
Clinton
Dominion
Lancaster
Reed Gutters Lpo
Oxford
N.C
Alliance Sweet
Granville
Taisted
Durham
N. C
Anes
Eensboro
Stonewall
B. Goldsbe A
Dixie Plows
Wyeres
Smith
Victor Saf
Dow L&w
Cccscseeeerennersseer Renee Sewing Machines
Cincinnati
O. Sanesy
Farmers
North Carolina
Farmers’ Alliance
Norfolk
Nova Scotia
F.C
Castle Hayne
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Elue
Lewis
North State
Prices and supplies for Alliance agents in North Carolina 1893
A May 13 1893 notice to Business Agents of Alliances in North Carolina outlines bonds required for 20 day bill extensions, and lists fluctuating prices on goods. It covers fertilizers sugar coffee canned goods salt molasses seeds plows sewing machines farm implements seeds and more with delivery terms Raleigh and Wilmington markets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralleies
N.C
W. H
Palley Riv
Baltimore
Porto Rico
Cuba
NEW Orleas
New Orleans
New York
N. Y
Raleigh
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guilford College
Society
Websterian
Henry Clay
John Bright Literary Society
Thosisume
Geo. W. Wilson
B.S
Charlotte
Joseph Moore
A. M LE D
Earlham Culk
Brocole
Inhaston
Sin
Rasa
B. Matwaang J. M Butter
Buffalo
DE ‘Uaal “Separator CO
ERAL
Cortland, St., New York
Postal Shoe Co
C. M. Cress
Alliance Speaking
Perth
Barnes
Ay Barnes
Ceeeres Barnes Bly Chew
S.seneveeee
Barnes Tanking Soda
Ieee Sarney Baking Soda
Sinas
Fancy York State
Maracaibo
Rio
Admirat ” Eurek
Red Cross
Wilmington
C. B
FLO Climax
Blue Ridge
Citiaax Ag
Shee
Tae
Danamed Spiings
Jopper
Lockport
Gem of Texas
Nawles
Boss
FARN
McTyeire
F. O. B. Bessemer
Alliancer
Daisy Ll. H.R. P
Bolles
Harrison
Cardwell Corn Planters
Osborne Harvester
P.O i
Ely
Leo
Wey Ig
Jungv Ye
F. W. Huidekoper
Reuben Foster
Richmond & Danville
R. R
Erfest
Hender
Buffalo Lithic Springs
Greens
Winston-Salem
Selma
Goldsboro
Wilson
Screwed
Eastern
Carolina
Mare
Kitegh
Ates
E. Berkley
A. Turk
Keens
Washington
H. Sisrd
W. H. Green
D. c. Wachingto Ae
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