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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1891

Page

4

National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Leaders Listed

A garbled roster lists officers for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union including President L. L. Polk of North Carolina and secretary J. H. Turner Washington. North Carolina branch names F. Carr as President and W. B. Barnes as Treasurer with several regional officers.

THE National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union L. L. Pak North Carolina St. N. W Washim D. C Prana” Secident B. H. Clover Cambridge Kansas J- H. Turner Serge Sore Capitol St Washington D. D H. Willetts C. W. Macune Alonzo Wardall Huron South Dakota J. F. Tillman Palmetto Tennessee R. C. Patty Macon Miss Isaac McCracken Ozone Ark A. E. Cole Fowlerville Mich National Legislative Council L. L. Polk North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Flias Carr Old Sparta Nun

Alliance correspondence from 1891 on Farmers Alliance politics

A 1891 letter group from North and South Carolina members discusses support for The Progressive Farmer, opposition to Holt, praise for W R Williams, and a forecast that the National Farmers Alliance will sweep the nation, signaling a rising agrarian political influence.

Syapv N. C Mx. Eorror Turkey Hill Alliance Senate Holt W. R. Williams Manly

Progress of the Farmers Alliance in North Carolina

Letters and reports from Rider's Creek, Martin County, and others recount active Alliance meetings, attendance varies, praise for F. S. Blair and James Bond, and a rising sense of public awakening. Farmers urge vigilance and continued support for the Progressive Farmer as the movement seeks momentum and reforms.

N. C Epstor Martin County Alliance Williamston F. 8 Blair Alliance Brother Blair Bro. Blair Bertie County James Bond

Alliance Gathers for Charity and Union in North Carolina

A Progressive Farmer letter from Oak Grove and Triumph Alliance members details charity work, fundraising, and meetings. It highlights relief efforts for distressed farmers, praises Bro. Blair, and urges widespread adoption of a cooperative aid plan across over 2,000 Sub-Alliances to provide help for dying crops, fires, and lost livestock.

Oak Grove N. C Ephor Progressive Farmer Oak Grove Alliance North Carolina Christ Tesus W. M. Martin

Alliance endorses relief plan for brethren in Halifax area

In Aurelian Springs Halifax County on May 7 1891 Mr Ephor reports that the alliance unanimously endorsed a prior suggestion to aid the unfortunate among their order. Brethren have remained silent except for Brother Simmons of Coinjock and his alliance.

Mr. Ephor Bro. Simmons Coinjock

Piney Grove Academy Graduation Noted with Honors

A report from Piney Grove Academy in Durnan North Carolina dated May 9 1891 describes the closing exercises held April 24 with a large audience. Prof George T Winston of the University of North Carolina gave a literary address and various officials spoke. W D Harvard won a gold medal for declamation and prizes were awarded at the end of a day praised as pleasant and profitable.

C. A. Woodson Geo. T. Winston L.L. D University of W. D. Harvard P. H. Massey

Archimedes and Metius pi approximations cited by Shanks and Rutherford

The historical pi approximations 22 to 7 by Archimedes and 355 to 113 by Metius are noted. After extensive calculation Shanks extends pi to 530 decimals and Rutherford confirms accuracy to the 440th decimal.

Archimedes P. Metius Shanks Rutherford

Potato Scab linked to a peculiar fungus, study notes

The Mycological Laboratory reports that potato scab results from a unique filamentous fungus rather than a common bacterium. The fungus forms a gray film on early stages, reproduces from spores, and when applied to young potato tubers, reliably causes disease under controlled conditions. Further work compares related organisms and explores rubbish-associated growth tied to scab presence.

New England Roland Thasxter

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Wiese A. H. Hayes Birdtown N.C Wevy W. H. Tomlinson Fayetteville Hl. E. King Peanut J. S. Holt Chalk Level W. H. Worth Raleigh W. A. Graham Machpelah S. B. Alexander Charlotte J. M. Mewborne Kinston Johnston Ruffin State Alliance R. J. Powell Trinity College J. J. Young Polenta H. A. Forney Newton Alliance Correspondence New Horr S. H. Winsey Borror Canada Mexico Edison National Farmers Alliance A. W. Jordan Col. See Columbia F. 8. Blair San Francisco Sam T. E. McCaskey Sec'v Masonic Hall County Alliance Triumph Alliance J. W. Dawson Aurelian Springs, Halifax Co Piney Grove Academy Ensilage O. T. Everhart York County Ensilege Chas. E. Ball Erie V’u Gregory Smith Vermont Ensilize Col. Legrand Cannon Vert Ensilace Wm. M. White Alleghany County N. Y Devon Denna Marylan Sre
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