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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1891

Page

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North Carolina Farmers Speak Against Party Proscription

Lucius Lagone condemns strict party caucus control, urging NC voters to nominate and elect officials who honor state conventions and pledges regardless of party. He argues caucus power shields plutocracy, threatens state sovereignty, and calls for independent representation in Washington.

Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Washington North Carolina Republican Party Congress Lucius Lagone

Ocala Platform Endorsed by Pleasant Grove Alliance

A letter from F. M. B. of Pleasant Grove No. 497 expresses wholehearted endorsement of the Ocala platform and the National Alliance. The writer urges North Carolina Alliances to share the sentiment and to stand by the Ocala platform and all Alliance principles. The note seeks brethren views on the question.

Pleasant Grove Mr Borror Ocala National Alliance Alliance Union Alliance Brethren of North Carolina

Wilson County Alliance Denounces Attacks on Order

At an Elm City meeting on October 1891 the Wilson County Farmers Alliance unanimously denounced attacks by state papers on their order. They endorse officers of the Alliance aligned with Ocala demands and urge publication of the resolution in News and Observer Chronicle Progressive Farmer Rural Home and allied papers. W. L. Grimmer, Secy.

North Carolina Reform Press Association J. L. Ramsey Marion Butler W. S. Barnes Progressive Farmer State Organ Raleigh Caucasian Clinton Rural Home Wilson Watehman Salisbur Farmers Advocate Tarbury Mountain Home Journal Asheville Alliance Sentinel Goldsboro Whiteville Taylorsville Index Taylorsville N.C Purople Torsnot Borror Wilson County Alliance Elm City Farmers’ Alliance of Wilson County News and Observer Ocala Chronicle Te Progressive Farmer W. L. Grimmer Sec’y Oxtsko N. C Capitol City Norfolk and Southern Railroad Col. L. L‘olk Albemarle Park Eastern Carolina Old North Wall Street America Gregory

Agrisoph Critics Called False Teachers of Agriculture

In a pointed denunciation, writers of the agricultural press are labeled agrisophs false teachers who promote unproven ideas and mercenary aims. The piece argues for better educators, stronger colleges, and state support to replace charlatans and advance modern farming knowledge.

Mr. Ephor Agera Agrisoph Ager Peter Collier Jasper John Agrisopih M Silious Agriseph Stae Othello R. L. Ragland

Iredell County Alliance Endorses Ocala Platform in Statesville

At a Statesville meeting on October 10, the Iredell County Alliance unanimously adopted resolutions endorsing the Ocala platform and pledging support for the Sub Treasury plan until an alternative relief measure is offered. The group also approved the actions of National President L. L. Polk and the State Organ, Progressive Farmer.

Iredell County Alliance Statesville Seasion Ocala

Weekly Record of Manufacturing Enterpr ises

White Plains reports enlargement of J. S. E. Marshall lumber mills and new electric light plant in Washington Caleb Sterling and Elizabeth City. various towns plan or complete cotton mills, canneries, tanneries and tobacco factories. North Carolina firms expand capital stock and facilities including new mills, machinery, and planned stock companies. Also notes local farmers alliance actions and resolutions opposing a Winston court house by withholding tobacco sales. published by Progress

White Plains J. 8 S. E. Marshall Washington Caleb Sterling Norwood Mr. Williams Rocky Mount William A. Cheek, Jr Morganton Salisbury N. B J. C. McCandless Fallston Fallston Manufacturing Co Carolina Rice Milling Co King’s Mountain Cansler & Rhyne Falston Manufacturing Co Mt. Airy R. K. Marshall B. F Rodman New Iron Works Elizabeth City Chase & Woodward Boston Mas Monbo Monbo Manufacturing Co Oxford Granville County Farmers’ Alliance Tobacco Manufacturing Co Greenville Waynesville Waynesville Hard Wool Manufacturing Co Bryson City Cluittanooga Standard Fruit Package Co Tullery North Carolina Lumber Co Reade Street New York City Tillery

Lenoir County Alliance Donation Society Formed

The Farmers Alliance of Lenoir County creates a Donation Society to aid surviving poor families, orphans, and widows. Membership requires prior Farmers Alliance entry, a join fee of 10 to 25 cents, six months membership, and quarterly dues. Upon a member’s death, assessments of 10 cents to a dollar may be levied to survivors, within sixty days. The treasury and records are managed by the society.

Farmers’ Alliance F’ K Dai Charits Alliance County Alliance Oct. Ltd Farmers’ Alliance of Lenoir Lenoir County N.C

Bertie County Farmers Alliance Deliberates At Roxobel

The Bertie County Farmers Alliance held its regular quarterly meeting in Roxobel with President M L Wood presiding. Col Harry Skinner of Pitt lectured on the Sub Treasury Plan to a large crowd, praise for the speaker followed by resolutions condemning the News and Observer and adjournment to Windsor in January.

Mr. Epior Bertie County Farmers Alliance Roxobel M. L. Wood A. J. Cobb Roxobert Alliance Harry Skinner Pitt Wood Hertford County Skinner News and Observer M G Windsor Roxobel Alliance BH. Swain Cor. Sec’y

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THE National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Huron South Canas JF. Tillman Palmetto Tennessee Judiciary H.C. Demming Isaac McCracken Ozone Ark Kk. Cole Fowlerville Mich National Legislative Council L. L. Polk Ophcio South Carolina Barmers’ State Alliance Clinton, Ae Jco T. B. Long Barnes Rabush Bell Brasstown C. C. Wright Glass Rev. E. Pope Chalk Level W. H. Tomlinson Fayetteville H. E. King Peanut J. S. Holt W. H. Worth W. A. Grahiam Machpelah North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance GB. Alexander Charlotte J. M. Mewborne Kinston J. 3. Johnston Ruffin State Alliance Klias Carr A. Leazer N. M. Culbreth M. G. Gregory Wm. C. Connell R. J. Powell N.C. English Trinity College J. J. Young Polenta H. A. Forney Newton Cvacus Republic Sons of School of Progress Iredell County Rip van Winkle Old North State Old Richmond Winston Forsyth County A. Shore Pres T. T. H. Hoster Lenoir County Alliance Donation Society Bertie County Alliance
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