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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1894

Page

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Farmers Alliances and Reform Talk in North Carolina

The article lists officers and committees of the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance and related groups, naming Marion Butler J L Gilbert W Barnes Cyrus Thompson J M Mewborne and others. It discusses farming advice, crop planning, and tax reform, urging members to attend meetings and grow corn and peas for soil and profitability.

Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance J. 8 Bridges N.C Barnes wiger-Cyrus Thompson Rich T—J.m. Mewborne Kinston Istant Leese T. B. Hoover City Tito T. T. Speight Lewisx Ts Xeeper Geo. T. Lane J. J. Long Eoka N. C A. F. Hileman Concord Ele Alliance Judiciary Committee N.M. Culbreth Whiteville Jota Brady Gatesville John Graham Ridgeway North Carolina Reform Press Association Oficers J. L. Ramsey Eec Sarion Butler W. S. Jenes Progressive Farmer State Organ Ral Raleigh N.G Yaucasian N.C. Mercury Hickory Rattler Whitakers Carolina Dispatch Hertford Our Home Beaver Dam Ae Cc the Revolution Marion Onslow Blade Peanut Atling

Plough On and Stay Steady in Alliance Struggles

An open letter from N C Farmers' Alliance President urges members to attend sub alliances, seek speakers, and study the tax and political forces harming labor. It warns against plutocracy, urges mutual aid, and cites potash use and peach yellows as agricultural guidance from W F Massey and university insight.

J. M. Mewboorne Pres N. C Farmers’ Alliance Kinston Congress Vfew Wall Street Washington Jefferson

Farmers Face Prosperity Misreadings in Editorial View

A brief critique of editors who claim good times for farmers based on small sales. It argues prosperity comes from earnings, not sale volume, noting the cost of production and labor value for crops like corn wheat and cotton. The piece cites the Hickory Mercury as remarking that earnings matter more than market activity.

Hickory Mercury

They Would Be Lost: Blessings of Government Money

A Missouri World editorial argues that universal legal tender money would disappearance of millions of tramps and beggars who would vanish in the busy hum of industry. It suggests some would resist but ultimately abandon their “profession.”

Missouri

Polk Memorial Day Address Highlights Unity and Reform

In Cumberland County a Polk Memorial Day address by Bro. McGunn discusses L. L. Polk’s legacy of charity, equality, and anti monopoly. The speaker urges funds for a monument, celebrates sectional unity between the South and West, and recalls Vance’s passing while urging forward march toward liberty and shared progress. The talk also extols agricultural education and a broad alliance aims.

Bro. McGunn Cumberland County N. C. Farmers’ Alliance Greensboro L. L. Polk Christ Rocky Mountains Pacific Atlantic West L. L Pelk South Pelk North Carolina Vance Washington Moses Egypt Red Sea Mount of Horeb Carolinia Leonidas Polk

Convention Called by People Party in Person County

A People’s Party convention is called for June 4, 1894 at Roxboro court house to unite voters hostile to Cleveland’s financial policy and advocate silver coinage, graduated income tax, $50 per capita money, open elections, and a free ballot. Hon. Harry Skinner to address the gathering. William Merritt chairs the executive committee. Dehorning cattle is presented as humane and profitable, with legal backing and support from Ithaca NY experiment stations and Prof. Roberts.

Epior Person County N. C Court House Roxboro Grover Cleveland People’s Convention Harry Skinner William Merritt People’s Party United States Great Britain Illinois Society For the Prevention Haas New York Ithace N. Y Roberts

Bankers Bond Promises Industrial Revival and Higher Wages

An editorial argues a proposed bankers bond could channel capital to industry at 3–4 percent, lowering mortgage and loan costs for farmers and manufacturers. It predicts broad economic revival, reduced unemployment, and higher wages as credit flows to production rather than speculation. Also includes gardening notes on currants and pruning.

Eorror United States Bond Democratic Party National Capitol L W. W. Guilford College N. C

Chicken cholera remedy recipe from Farmer's Daughter

Annie Turner asks for a cure for chicken cholera and receives a fifteen year tested home remedy. The recipe combines saltpetre alum copperas sulphur in corn meal dough to treat afflicted fowls.

Home and Farm Annie Turner Farmer's Daughter

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