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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1894

Page

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National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Officials

Listing of officers across North and South Carolina including Marion Butler as president and J Mewborne as Carolina Farmers State Alliance president. Names cover executive boards, secretaries treasurers, lecturers, chaplains, gatekeepers, and state alliance committees. Also notes Reform Press Association members and a directive to journals to advocate the Ocala platform.

North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Marion Butler Goldsboro N. C J. J. Long Eoka A. F. Hileman Concord North Carolina Reform Press Association Ogicere J. L. Ratmsey W. Ss Jarnes Progressive Farmer State Organ Raleigh Caucasian Sboro Mercury Hickory N.C Rattler Whitakers Carolina Dispatch Hertford Our Home Beaver Dam the Revolution Marion Onslow Blade Peanut

Editorial tips on thrift and farming efficiency

Warmth and light aid stock health and lower feed needs. Well cared for hens beat neglected stock. proper grazing benefits cattle and sheep. Plan before selling sheep or feeding hogs. compare profits from corn versus pork. High bred animals yield better feed returns. Use clover for hens. mix with ground skin to save resources. Renovate farms systematically, fertilize one field at a time for paying crops.

Farming in Holland and Belgium by Pawnee Bill

Maj. Gordon W. Lillie details Flemish and Dutch farming in Belgium and Holland. He notes tiny Belgian plots, livestock kept in homes, draught dogs, hard soil, simple tools, and heavy reliance on dairying and cheese. He contrasts Friesland milk with Belgium butter, describes fences as dikes, and remarks on labor and cuisine.

Gordon W. Lillie Belgium Amsterdam Holland Maryland Europe Friesland Flanders Antwerp Brussels America South Holland Zeeland Schelde Hol Boaz Ruth Leeuwarden Normandy United States North Holland New York Kansas G. W. Littie

Southern Farmers Trust Proposal Urges Price Control

John T. Roddey, New York cotton exchange member and son of a South Carolina figure, urges Southern farmers to form a Southern Farmers' Trust Company to stabilize cotton prices. He proposes a $50 to $100 million farmer-subscription capital, selling stock to planters to shield cotton from speculators and ensure farmers name prices. If successful, higher prices could save billions on large cotton yields. he seeks meetings with rural representatives to discuss implementation.

Colusbia 8. C John T. Roddey New York Cotton Exchange South Dea America North Southern Farmers’ Trust Company Trust Company New York Jon T, RoppEy

The Science of Fertilization in American Agriculture

Dr M G Elzey argues fertilization is an applied science, condemns empirical soil practices, and urges building organic matter via green fallows and animal manures. He contrasts English and American soils, notes climate and season differences, and warns commercial fertilizers alone fail without organic content. He cites farm data and promises future discussion in the Maryland Farmer. Thanksgiving tips urge plump turkeys and twice daily grain feeding.

M. G Elzey Maryland Farmers’ Alliance Maryland Virginia College America England Royal Agricultural Society of England Baltimore County Baltimore

Democratic Platform Fragment Highlights Silver and Tariff Debates

Fragmentary platform items advocate free silver, tariff revisions, and revenue-based duties amid punctuation errors. Mentions Cleveland, seigniorage, and distrust of trusts while noting unresolved lines and incomplete phrases.精彩

Cleveland Ohio Arkansas New York Indiana Louisiana Kansas Czar Reed

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Lice J. L. Gilbert Calicats Col D. P. Duncan Columbia G. L. Loucks Huron 8. D Mann Page Brandon Virginia I. E. Dean Honeoye Falls Newark H. C. Demming Harrisburg Pennsylvani R. A. Southworth Denver Colo R. W. Beck Alabama M. D. Davie Kentucky Carolina Farmers’ State Alliesance J. M. Mewborne Kinston, No N. Ow A. C. Shuford Newton Secre W. 8. Barnes Cyrus Thompson Richlanda J. T. B. Hoover Jim City T. T. Speight Lewinton WN. C Geo. T. Lane Greensboro Jas. E. Lyon Durham J. R. Hancock W. 8. Worth Alliance Judiciary Committee Jno. Brady Gatesville J. F. Harrell Whiteville Johnraham Ridgeway Jersey Democratic Platform
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