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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1894

Page

8

Good Roads Call for Mecklenburg Road Law in North Carolina

Letter from T. M. Frized urges Mecklenburg road law adoption to fund and manage public roads via ad valorem taxation. Advocates county or township vote to tax or allow road work, with work credits for residents, arguing better roads boost farming and rural progress. Also mentions Wisconsin Dairy Association backing loyalty to dairy producers in elections.

Jackson County Alliance Progressive Farmer North Carolina Mecklenburg Alexander House Senate T. M. Frized Wisconsin Dairy Association

Hands Off Railroads Editorial Fire Over Campaign Funds

The Richmond Times warns railroads to keep out of elections citing Norfolk and Western as suspected funders. The piece argues railroads risk public trust and demagogues against polluting suffrage, urging readers to favor reform over corporate influence. It also notes the editorial’s evolving stance and critiques on digestibility in food science as a separate aside.

Norfolk and Western Railroad Company Democratic Party Virginia Congress Norfolk and Western Times Kent Norfolk and Western Railroad Richmond Times

Moral courage over past glory in era of plutocracy

A political urging to judge current leaders by present stands, not past heroics. The piece argues that true heroism today is moral courage on economic and ethical questions, standing against prejudice and rabble, and warns that idle or short sighted effort yields less profit than sustained effort.

Sharpsburg Chancellorsville Richmond Evening Star Neto Ncc Times Money Aceee W.h.peeke W. H. Peeke F.D Cedar St New York Fayetteville Street Raleigh N.C Watson Eveeesis Orpen

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