Progressive Farmer urges reform and free coinage drive
The Progressive Farmer discusses calls for public reform and free coinage of silver. It defends its stance on Ocala platform goals, urges Alliance support for monetary relief, and promotes subscriptions with a bonus Leaders picture. It also notes local notices about licenses, lectures, and appeals for help after a fire loss.
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Vance
Senate
General Assembly
Progressive Farmer
Ocala
N. C
la Grange Alliance
John W. Rice
Brother Rice
Geo. L. Taylor
la Grange, IN
Mrs Hunt Denies Biblical Recorder Allegations
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt, superintendent of the Educational Department of the U S World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union, denies the Biblical Recorder editorial’s May 6 remarks on North Carolina temperance education law and says she will reply by mail. She urges support for 50,000 subscribers and vows to continue the battle.
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North Carolina
Mary H. Hunt
Eaton Rapids
Mich
L. A. Winston
Blind Asylum
Raleigh
N. C
Biblical Recorder
The
Educational
Dep
U. S
Democrats Weaken on Free Coinage of Silver
The piece argues that many Democrats curb demands for free silver due to President Cleveland's stance. It warns that pursuing party gain over economic relief risks delaying prosperity for farmers and workers, implying a political motive behind endorsements of monetary policy. It notes population and business growth creating currency strain without money expansion.
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Cleveland Democrats
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Protest by The Progressive Farmer on Biblical Recorder critique
The Progressive Farmer denounces the Biblical Recorder for unfairly attacking state officials and the General Assembly over a 1915 act on teaching physiology and narcotics in public schools. It defends Mary H. Hunt, questions evidence of wrongdoing, and urges careful consideration of the act’s impact and costs.
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Raleigh
Dr. Bailey
The
Biblical Recorder
Recorder
Bailey
Blair in the East recounts Pitt county Alliance meetings
The writer reports attending Pitt county meetings in Greenville and Washington educating farmers about Alliance goals. He praises local leaders and notes crops, store activity, and broad support among Alliancemen. A Beaufort and Washington turnout follows with praise for W. A. B. Branch and notes about subscribers.
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Mr. Bprtor
Plymouth
Pitt County
Greenville
Washington
Pamlie
Washington, N. C
London Bridge
Harry Skinner
Alliance
Gov. Jarvis
County Alliance
J. D. Cox
Brother Mayo
Joseph
Laughinghouse
Pitt
Beaufort County
Congress
Ben Terrell
W. A. B. Branch
Anguers
Gen. L. O. B. Branch
Breed to Improve in Horse Breeding Advice
A column urges breeders to define a class of horse and breed accordingly. Start with strong mares, match to quality sires, and avoid cheap stallions. The piece notes high fees do not guarantee value and promotes subscribing for a new ad picture.
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Eva
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L. L. Polk
Baylus Cade
Eorror
J.W. Denmark
Raleigh, N. C
N.C
N. C. Farmers’ State Alliance
R. L. Beall
Lucius Lagone
Bethel Alliance
E. E. Phillips
Salisbury
John T. Wyatt
Faith
Sian
J. 8. Bes
Asheville
Messrs. Julius Lewis & Co
Brother Worth
Brethren
New Orleans
United States
Baron Fava
Humbert
LaGrange Alliance
Barnes
Carr
State Alliance
Mrs. Hunt
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
General Assembly of
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Legge
Ieee
Assembly
Farrmer
Hunt
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Blair
F. S. Buatt
Winton
Epitor
Hertford County
Menola
Menoia
Solomon Parker
F. 8. Blair
J. E. Mathews
J. J. Brown
R. H. Overton
Ahoskie
J. F.N
John H. Fields
M. Pully
E. M. Herring
Gro. L. Taylor
Samuel Smith
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