Subscriptions rise as readers hail Progressive Farmer calls
Readers across North Carolina counties subscribe and renew for the Progressive Farmer. Local names from Davidson to Rockingham report new subscriptions and renewals while a weather bulletin notes drought pressures on crops in several districts with scattered rainfall.
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Davidson County
St Keth
Randolph County
Path An
Northampton County
Iley Bry
Cricheter
Halifax County
Pit Mitchell
Stokes County
Snead
Johnston County
Pb Bennett
Stanly County
Caswell Lewis
Wilas
JP Bazemore
Berge
E Emery
T Ivey
W W Johnson
Ware
WI Earnhardt
Rowan
H Pight
Lenoir
H Briant
Durham
Qaweasiaan
Goldsboro
H J Cooper
Gumpson
W J Cox
Moore
A P Falls
Qeveland
TL Lea
Caswell
E D Hall
JL Cook
Chatham
GW Smith
Nash
Phillips
Greene
H J Smith
Mortin
B Sulley
Beaufort
J H Bailey
Arkingham
Jos B Jones
Warren
C Lsmith
Orange
E G Butler
Vance
Central Office
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State Weather Service
Gate
Wayne
Duplin Coun
Mt. Olive
Cerrardo
Hookerton
Floral
Goldaboro
Gatral
Buden
Louisburg
Cid
Rural Hall
Progressive Farmer club offers diverse papers at special rates
The office of Barnes Bros announces a reading club plan to broaden perspectives by offering RESSIVE FARMER with various other papers. Subscriptions list prices for one year, with club rates for new subscribers and renewals, highlighting papers from multiple states and regions.
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Progressive Farmer
Columb.c
Labor's Tribune
Carthage
Industrial News
Jackson
Mich
the Sentinel
Lebanon
Atlanta
Eerie” Tribune
Des Moines
Two
Stockman
Chicago
National View
Washington, D. C
the Voice
New York
N. Y
Peoples’ Press
San Francisco
Col
Cultivator and Country Gentleman
Pic
Southern Mercury
Dallas
Texas
Tidings
Emporia
Kansas
Topeka Advocate
Topeka
Kan
the National Watchman
Barnes Bros
Raleigh
N. C
Denmark
North Carolina
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Pelvania
Arnes Bros
Undertakers’ supplies and market news push in Raleigh area
W H Worts announces state agency offerings including caskets linings hardware and burial robes for all ages for undertakers. Eggs rise to 9 10 cents per dozen in Raleigh with upward price trend. shipments from the North may become viable. Closing school exercises expected to draw buyers and boost demand in the next 30 days.
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Raleigh
W. H. Worts
Alliance Sewing Machines Sale Policy in Raleigh Notice
On May 3 1894 Raleigh notice states that nonmembers will be charged 2250 for Alliance Sewing Machines and members must include Alliance seal or face 22.50 fee. W H Word signs this as 8 B A.
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Raleigh
Alliance
W.H. Word
Alliance Produce Exchange Price Report
Eggs No 1 tested 14 cts per doz per crate. Eggs No 2 13 cts per doz per crate. Eggs small No 3 10 to 12 feets per doz per crate. Spring chickens 12 to 25 cts each. Hens 20 to 22 cts each. No 1 butter 18 to 22 cts per pound. Beef cattle 2 to 3 cts per pound gross. Eggs and chickens scarce and in demand. W H Worts, 8 B A.
Alliance Produce Exchange Opens Doors for Farmers
The Alliance Produce Exchange invites farmers to list their products for sale. They state they do not buy directly but will broker sales for best returns. Eggs fetch higher prices locally than in New York and demand for poultry is rising as plans to market only fresh eggs gain attention.
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Alliance Produce Exchange
New York
Alliance News Reports Growth Across Regions
The Union notes active Alliance work in Minnesota and Iowa with National Lecturer Willits touring Iowa. Grundy county Alliances plan reorganization while Waxahachie Texas sees two new Sub Alliances and Galveston Texas gains a new Alliance with more planned nearby. Iowa State Alliance secures binding twine at reasonable prices.
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Minnesota
Willits
Iowa
Grundy County
Waxahachie
Texas
Galveston
Iowa State Alliance
Local Poultry Egg Market Notice and Shipping Proposal
W. H. Worrs signs a broad price and shipping offer for bacon lard fish wheat flour corn meal potatoes and more. Prices are stated as lower than in years and eggs are sold locally at 8 to 12 cents per dozen with No 1 at 11 to 12 4 cents per dozen by the case. Fat hens and spring chickens are quoted by weight and unit.
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New York
Express
W. H. Worrs
Cotton Fertilizer Deal for Brethren in Durham
A 1892 notice offers 300 pounds of middling cotton for a ton of N C Alliance Official guano to be shipped on freight paid by the company. Cotton must grade middling, with weight guaranteed or weighed by sworn weigher. Direct inquiries to Durham Fertilizer Company Durham NC. do not contact this office.
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N. C. Alliance
Durham Fertilizer Company
Durham
N. C
W. H. Worth
N. B
Important Notice to Alliance Members on Fertilizer Accounts
The Durham Fertilizer Company urges Alliance members with unpaid notes to pay immediately. The company has extended leniency during hard times to help members and ensure fertilizer for spring. Pay due amounts now to receive continued high grade goods and spring shipments. W. H. Worrm and S. B. A. endorse prompt payment.
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Alliance
Durham Fertilizer Company
Alliance Brethren
W. H. Worrm
Directions for Preparing and Shipping Poultry to Boston Market
Instructions on killing and dressing poultry for Boston market. Avoid feeding twelve hours before killing to prevent crop injury and souring. Emphasizes avoiding food to maintain weight and appearance, noting consumer objections to inferior weight.
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Boston
Poultry Packing Instructions and Cancer Pamphlet Notice
Guidance on killing, bleeding, picking, gutting, and packing poultry for market with emphasis on warm birds not scalded and on avoiding wet picking. Includes box packing specs, stock labeling, and handling. followed by a brief note offering cancer treatment pamphlet by Dr J H Daniel of Dunn North Carolina.
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J. H. Daniel
Dunn, N. C
Frosty Headed Fathers and the Greensboro Notice
A letter criticizes Greensboro Aldermen for proposing a public notice banning minors and calls out officials deemed frosty headed fathers for their conduct. The piece laments near-war fatigue and urges accountability, suggesting stricter local rules to curb immorality and protect youth.
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Greensboro
Pereces
Labor and Capital Book Praised by Reform Leaders
Hundreds of testimonials from labor and farming advocates commend E. A. Allen’s Labor and Capital as a first class work. Officials across states call it valuable for reform study, noting its fair labor figures and illustrations. The Progressive Farmer advertises the book at two dollars, with discounts for subscriptions and club orders.
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W.E. Farmer
Knights OF Labor
Fort Worth
E. A. Allen
Joan P. Stecier
Nationa
Farmers’ Mutual Beggaar Association
Vernon
ILI
Txos
J. Ogilvin
Conomesioner OF Agriculture
Belleude LE
Allen
Taz Progressive 'Armer
Progressive Farmer
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Alliance News
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F. W. Huidekoper
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Sun
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D.C
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Haas
Washington, D.C
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Aid P Ter
Deartown St
Page Woven Wire Fence CO
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Tabors& Capital
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