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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1897
Page
7
A devotional column edited by Rev D H Tuttle blends faith amid sorrow with parables of lifeboats and divine adoption. It laments sin and urges earnest prayer and living by scripture, contrasting hope in Christ with spiritual drought and the comfort of the Holy Spirit.
A group offers a tribute to A J Morefield who died at age 35. Resolutions express sympathy to his family, recognize him as a good citizen and neighbor, request mourning draping for thirty days, and authorize copies to Webster's Weekly and The Progressive Farmer for publication.
The Progressive Farmer requests subscribers to return or send copies of papers dated April 14 August 11 and November 17 1896. The plea asks readers to search for and confer the missing issues at once, citing ANT versus WANTED and a push to add 500 new subscribers.
Condensed schedule for Southern Railway effective November 22 1896. Details trains leaving Norfolk, Chattanooga, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, and Raleigh with connections to Danville, Richmond, Savannah, Jacksonville, and Florida. Includes Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited and various local and express trains with sleeping cars and freight notes.
A broad catalog advertises Clinton Corn Sheller Sprayer Organs and cutting tools sold by T Ivey of the S B A in Hillsboro North Carolina. The notice lists many farm implements including shellers sun sprayers feed cutters and cane mills with prices f o b York Lockport Richmond Cincinnati and Greensboro plus a 10 year warranty on organs and a ten day satisfaction guarantee. It urges ordering and payment by mail and notes bonds and responsibilities.
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