Editor challenges debate on Sub-Treasury plan at Hickory press
Long excerpt from the Hickory Press and Carolinian outlines a challenge to discuss the Sub-Treasury scheme with Col. Polk, Harry Skinner, and a proposed jury. It includes references to past speeches, partisan press claims, and local political figures, noting demands for a lawyer debater and a printing plan for twelve jurors and replies. The piece also mentions reactions to Alliance politics and Bill Nye’s census remark. It preserves local tone and mentions Caldwell county readers.
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Hickory Press
Carolinian
Harry Skinner
Sub Treasury
Alliace
Annanias Club
The Meanest Man and Timbers as Wealth
A reader cites Bill E on a man refusing a newspaper and urges paying up. The Cotton Plant piece endorses the warning to farmers about timber lands rising in value. It contrasts a loan mercy with perceived fraud labeled honest money and political insults, as printed by the Alliance Leader.
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South
What the Alliance Stands For in Politics and Finance
The Alliance seeks to make the rich pay taxes and fund bonds, reduce officials to an equal level with others, break up grain and pork cornering by speculators, and enable a poor man to borrow money as cheaply as a banker. It aims to keep government funded to run the country, watch Congress from the people’s side for the next twenty five years, profit in farming and industry, and oppose the giant monopoly.
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Iis
Congress
$2.50 A TREE Timber trade sparks farmer concerns
A fragmented report recalls timber prices and trading by farmers, noting $2.50 per tree and a distant contract for soft wood. It mentions many trees, forest exhaustion in the North, and profit flowing to speculators rather than farmers amid large lumber mills.
Sete WHAT ALLIANCE DEMANDS AND DECLARATIONS
The letter from EL Lane of Sete Alliance emphasizes demands for government reform. It rejects Wall Street influence, federal loans, and special privileges, while calling for a government of the people and measures against stock and card gambling. It also seeks a refrigerator in government incubators to halt wealth concentration and insists on reforms if parties fail.
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Curgituck
N.C. Mais
Eorror
Wall Street
New York
Walk Street
Mewragur Canal
St Louis
Ocala
EL. Lane
Greene County Farmers Alliance Resolutions 1891 Snow Hill
Resolutions adopted at the Greene County Farmers Alliance meeting October 8 1891 denounce slanderous newspaper statements against officers led by National President Col N Polk. The group reaffirms Ocala Demands and urges members to read reform press noting copies to The Progressive Farmer and Rural Sun. E A Darwin president Y T Ormond secretary.
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Greene County Farmers’ Alliance
Snow Hill
Wuereas
Alliance
Col. N. Polk
Ocala
Progressive Farmer
E. A. Darwen
Y. T. Ormond
NUTS TO CRACK Policy Clash and Farm Finance Debates Across Newspapers
A collage of 19th century clippings discusses low prices, Sub Treasury and land loans, farmer resistance at the ballot box, and political misgivings about party loyalty. It notes Iowa farmer losses, factory child labor, and fiat money arguments while urging energetic workers for distributing publications.
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St. Louis
Partisan
Georgia
Col. Livingston
Southern Alliance
Iowa
Alliance
Treasury
Southern Mercury
Col
Brock
Monezuma
Thellinois Wornewan
State Alliance
Chicago
Leary
Diet
Pol x
Shindster
Remot Ford
Levis
Babe
OUP
Oppedenis
Fece Press
Swindell’s Carpet Hats and Clothes Sale Ad
At Swindell’s, you can buy a carpet for four or five dollars a stylish hat for two dollars a suit of clothes for seven fifty a dress and trimmings for four dollars and leather shoes at 206 Fayetteville Street Raleigh North Carolina.
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Swindell's
Swindell’s
D. T. Swind El’s
Fayetteville St
Raleigh
N. C
Alliance Speaking in Stokes County
Hon J S Bell NC Farmers State Alliance lecturer will address Stokes county in multiple towns Nov 16 21 with peanut bag arrangements and farming notes. The Haw Pond Alliance Band will accompany. Invitations extended to all, especially ladies. Note: other ads follow for seeds real estate and meetings.
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J. S. Bell
North Carolina
Farmers’ State Alliance
Stokes ‘County
Farmers’ Alliance
Mitchell's
Dillard
Sandy Ridge
Peters Creek
R. W. George’s
Westfield
King’s Cabin
Mt. Olive Church
Haw Pond
Haw Pond Farmers’ Alliance Band
L. A. Loyd
Nash County
Truc
Sappong
Springhope
Matthews
Pine View
Coco
Pi Basket
Harlem
Castalia
Bethchem
Oakland
C. H. Barnes
Nash County Alliance
Virginia and North Carolina Meet in Suffolk Event
Notice announces a meeting between Virginia and North Carolina in Suffolk, Virginia on November 25, 1891. J. O. Thomas is president and R. S. Boultry secretary. Poultry men are invited to attend and to pay cash with orders for bagging and ties, goods sold for spot cash. WH Worth and S. BL A signatures appear on the notice.
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Alliance Peanut Union
Virginia
North Carolina
Suffolk
J. O. Thomas
T. R
Boultry
Sec’y
Notice From State Executive Committee
Notice from the State Executive Committee states the State Alliance does not cover travel expenses for visitors except the State President or Lecturers. Alliances inviting speakers should expect to pay their own expenses. Signed by S. B. Alexander J. M. Mewhborne and Johnston Committee.
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Specss
S. B. Alexander
J. M. Mewhborne
Johnston
Sub Alliances Urged to Trade Direct With State Agent
The State Executive Committee urges Sib Allie groups to trade directly with the State Business Agent. A deposit of money is required, with aims to draw support for full trade accounting. The notice lists names and calls for participation, likely from Allied groups and local figures. The document also mentions employment of a salesman and hints at commission and profits for a company in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Te Moi
J. ML. Menhonxk
Farm for Sale Near Winston With Tobacco and Dairy Land
Valuable farm of SO acres near Winston with brick dwelling two barns horse barn granary and brick ell. Land well cultivated suitable for tobacco trucking and dairy. last season yielded 204 dollars per acre in cantaloupes and watermelons. For price and terms send inquiry to Lock Box 285 Winston NC or Hopkins Asheville Charlotte NC.
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Mt. Olive
North Carolin
M.B. Farmer
Real Estate Age
Mo. Olive
N.C
Winston
Winston, Nlc
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