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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1892

Page

4

Sampson rally backs Butler for People's party

The Sampson County crowd welcomed Butler with large turnout and strong cheers as John E. Fowler and Aycock spoke. Aycock defended Democratic unity, while Butler tied his case to reform and the ballot box. The piece notes Sampson backing Butler and expects higher cotton prices later, with caution on speculation.

Sampson Mr. Butler Our County Ign Senator Ransom Aycock North Carolina John E. Fowler People’s Party Mr Butler Railroad Commission Butler People's Party

Cotton market woes point to tighter future prices

The article analyzes cotton price declines, rising production costs, and weak acreage as factors shrinking recent crops. It projects a potential 8.5 million bale crop to meet growing spinning demand, warns of higher prices if a short crop materializes, and notes speculators eyeing the British mills amid strike reports.

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Brunswick County Alliance Meets With Liberty Alliance

The Brunswick County Alliance met October 13 with Liberty Alliance. Attendance was down due to three Sub report failures but harmony prevailed. An excellent dinner was served, and the group adjourned to meet with Atlantic Alliance on the second Thursday in January. Fraternally, W.S. Milliken.

Excelsior N. C Borror Brunswick County Alliance Liberty Alliance Brethren and Sisters Farmers’ Alliance Atlantic Alliance W.S. Milliken

Fall Pigs Advice on Hog Health and Housing

A farmer admonishes fall pig care, urging a warm 8 by 24 foot stable split into three pens with straw bedding. He warns cholera risk, stresses cleanliness, and suggests linseed meat and meat bone before and after piglets arrive, plus ample water, salt, ashes, and grass to aid recovery.

Road question calls for state action and funding

The Lynchburg Advance editors urge immediate road improvement across Virginia. Editor J F Jackson argues current roads are a national disgrace, proposes federal long term bonds with state taxes, and urges a state convention to push legislation while newspapers educate public opinion. The piece cites England France and Rome style roads and anticipates immigration and economic growth from better highways.

Lynchburg Jackson Farmers’ Institute J. F. Jackson Southern Planter Virginia Ple J. Jackson France England United States New York

Rutherford County Alliance Session Adopts Self-Sufficiency Resolutions

Rutherford County Alliance held its quarterly meeting in Forest City October 13 1892 with delegates from sub alliances. Resolutions urged fertilizers for money crops to raise food crops for self sufficiency and mutual aid in purchasing nonlocal merchandise. They reaffirmed prior pledge to vote only for supporters of their principles. The next session will be in Bathory court house on the second Thursday in January A D. Signed KE Wallace secretary. Do you owe this paper anything.

Epstor Rutherford County Alliance Forest City Bathory KE Wallace Borror Aig Perquimans Tees New Hog New Il U Ali Tom Messrs J. H. Parker Populature Senate Legi Dix Cereg People’s Party Republicng Parker White Jno F. Newsom Riddick Gatling Sarem Gates County Congress C. C Pool Republicag Gatling Gates People's Party AW. Jorpas

People’s Party Platform and Urgent Call to Reform

The document presents the People’s Party platform adopted July 4 1892. It condemns political corruption, bank control over currency, and class oppression. It calls for government ownership of railroads telegraphs and land reform, a national currency with free coinage of silver and gold, postal savings banks, and a one term presidential limit along with constitutional reforms and anti-immigration measures. It includes resolutions urging free ballot pensions for veterans and anti-Pinkerton policy, urging initiative and referendum and party unity.

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Alaska Legends Describes Ethnology and Lore in Verse

Review of Alaska Legends a descriptive poetry work focusing on legends, ethnology, customs, and scenery of Alaska. Notes completeness of chapters, author notes, and comparisons to Hiawatha and Kalevala while highlighting shamanic practices and vivid details of طبي in a historical Philadelphia context.

Alaska Kalevala Mt Edere Yehl Muir Oss Exquisite Beauty Philadelphi

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