North Carolina Farmers Alliance and Related Bodies
Long, dense listing of officers and committees for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. Includes presidents, secretaries, lecturers, judiciary and legislative committees, plus references to affiliated state unions and reform press. Mentions apparatus suppliers and cost estimates for dairy cheese making and creamery construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Long
Asheale
N.C
Co operative Creameries Offer Farmers New Dairy Path
Mr. Borror advocates cooperative dairying to help farmers restrict cotton areas and recover losses. A creamery of 200 to 500 cows could be built with modest cost, using North and Northwest suppliers for start up. Form an association with stock subscriptions and pledged milk, to coordinate delivery and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
North Carolina
North
Northwest
Letter from Virginia urges Alliancemen to unite and act
A Virginia letter by Epior and Wiley H. Lam appeals Alliancemen to study the Alliance demands and unify against monied interests. It outlines timelines for the St Louis Conference demands to be presented to both major parties in June 1892, urges vigilance, and envisions a new party if current parties fail. Lam urges North Carolina Alliances to adopt the St Louis platform and defend it staunchly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marksville, Page Co. Va
Epior
Piogen
St. Louis
Minneapolis
National Republican Party
Chicago
National Democratic Party
Alliance
Omaha
Wil
United States
Congress
Alliancemen
Republican Party
People’s Party
A. K. Gem
Mr. Ephor
Des Ots
Charg
Les
Wiley H. Lam
Clubs Promote Seasonal Deals Ahead of November 15
A regional flyer notes the Progressive Farmer offer lasting now through November 15 at 40 cents. The item invites readers to imagine new clubs and activities, highlighting agricultural interest groups and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmer
The Single Tax Theory in Public Opinion Essays
A reader letter criticizes a Public Opinion essay contest on taxation. The writer denounces bias in prize judging, argues the first prize reaffirms existing tax systems, and says the second shows partial principles while the third is the only clear effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
District of Columbia
Epw. I. Suriver
Pear. Sr
N. Y
Bprtor
Crawford Alliance replies to Farmer's Wife dispute admission
G W Williams writes to Currituck readers defending Crawford Alliance. He clarifies the group will admit women and explains miscommunications about a state lecturer and travel to Snowden. He urges Farmer's Wife to submit her petition, praising the Farmers Alliance's growth and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currituck
Curituck Co
N. C
Epior
Crawford Alliance
Farmer
Allance
Otho Wilson
Snowden
Bro. Wilson
J. J. Ferebee
Shawboro
Sallie
Farmers’ Alliance
G. W. Williams
The Progressive Farmer Club Clucks At 40 Cent Start
A brief local note reports a farmer club meeting or activity set around a 40 cent rate debate and the group’s stance on farm cooperative pricing. No specific names or places are provided.
Bryan Urges Reform and Unity in Bethel Alliance Speech
M. G. Bryan denounces inequitable wealth distribution and calls for Ocala and St Louis platform adherence. He indicts Congress, praises laborers, tramps, and reformers, and urges a decisive vote next November to elect friends of the people and end wage slavery. He cites figures like Polk, Macune, Watson, and Butler, and warns against monopolies, silver opposition, and Wall Street influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocala
St. Louis
Prohibition
Democratic Party
Eee
American Congress
America
Congress Hall
U. S. Senate
Wall Street
L. L. Polk
Macune
Watson
Butler
Murdock
Peele
Harrison
Cleveland
Sherman
Hill
Congress
Thele
Satan
M. G. Bryan
Public speaking by G C Wright on Farmers Alliance in DeBalsville
Letter from DeBaLsville reports a Farmers Alliance meeting held Thursday April 28 with a large crowd. G C Wright and W Teague spoke about financial grievances and Jeffersonian Democracy, noting past defeats of the Bland bill and urging farmer activism for next November. Senator White and others offered remarks. Stixeman, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeBaLsville
N. C
Epstor
Farmers’ Alliance
Bro
G. C. Wright
Bros. Wright
W. ‘Eague
Eighth District
Bro. Wright
Bros. W. W. Teague
White
St. Louis
Yeataraially
B. L. Stxeman
Sec’y
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
North Caro
Arsee F VW. Wom
D. OC
H. L. Loucks
Huron
7Ota
Stary
J. H. Turner
North Capito - Washington
D. C
J. H. Willetts
Kansas
Xecuitve Board
Washington
Tiliman
Palmetto, Tennessee
Cole
Michigan
J. W. Beck
Alabama
D. Davie
Kentucky
National Legislative Committee
Co. W. Macune
D.C
Mann Page
Brandon
L. P. Featherstone
Forest City
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Nivers
J. L. Ramsey
W. S. Ines
Paadrd
Wwaral Bee
Goldstory News
Whitey
Ana Ca
Ecsive Farmer
State Organ
Raleigh
Casey Clinton
N. Cingman
Pinnacle
Salisbury
Advocate
Tarboro
Home Journal
Asheville
Goldsboro
Trinity College
Hickory
N. Wro
Ile
Sure
Mosely & Stoddary
Rutland
D. H. Roe & Co
Clinton Street
Borden & Selluck Co
de Laval Separator Co
Cortlandt St
Cornish, Curtis & Green
F Atkinson
Wis
Burrill & Whitman
Little Falls
N.Y
Vermont Farm Machine Co
Bellows Falls
John Boyd
L. B Arnold
F. E. Emery
N. C. Exp’t Station
Co-Operative Creameries
Virginia
Ter
Wilson County
Progressive
Bethel Alliance
Alexander
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