Agricultural Alliance and political debate in the South
A long Detroit era text outlines North Carolina and southern alliances with named leaders and papers, recounting debates over Sub Treasury and Ocala platform, tariff reform, and party loyalties. It discusses Senator Vance, populist forces, and the fight for farmers to count votes amid Democratic and Republican opposition. It also covers manure experiments, farm economics, and a call for the 1892 American Federation of Labor convention with logistics for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderlin
Turkey
Vance
Congress
Alliance In National
St. Louis
Ublicacy
National Alliance
Ocala
Eitheir
Page
Chesnuts
Cleveland
People Party
South
Alabama
People’s Party
Cheatham
Mewborne
Alliance
Mr. Kitchen
Kitchen
Dozer
Mesara
Bell
Beddingfield
Breeding Matched Horses Through Sire Similarity and Mare Pairing
Breeders seek well matched carriage horses by using mares of similar form and color and sires with strong prepotency. Recommendations include breeding two mares to a strong sire in the same year or using a well matched pair strategy to secure uniformity in form and color for high value, with French Coach and Cleveland Bay noted as desirable breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Bay
Cleveland
Ely
Webb Donnell
Changing political tides shake old Democrat loyalty in Warren County
An editorial voice laments shifting political loyalties in Warren County North Carolina. It recalls bygone rallies where farmers and townsfolk cheered veteran officers for status rather than policy, noting reduced enthusiasm for current stump speeches and the Democratic party’s fading grip on the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Country
N. C. Me
Peete
Democratic Party
Experiments In Feeding Pigs From 1891 Trial
A sow and six pigs aged eighty five days were fed mixed feeds to test profitability of corn middlings and oil meal. Weighed every two weeks, with costs calculated per hundred pounds of gain. Results show costs around 2.67 to 2.78 per hundred pounds of gain across two feeding periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K'ndlin
Wisconsin
Myerelf
Oran
Resolutions on L. L. Polk Death by Texas Alliance
Resolutions adopted July 5 1892 mourn the death of L L Polk praising his leadership character and patriotism. The alliance offers sympathy to his family and requests publication in The Progressive Farmer Raleigh NC and to file the resolutions on a separate minutes page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie
Texas) Alliance
L. L. Polk
Bro. Polk
Bro Polk
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh
N. C
Mm. A
Caveness
Census Bulletin on the Colored Population of 1890
The census bulletin notes the United States colored population reached 7,638,360 in 1890. African descent totals 7,470,040 with small numbers of Chinese 107,475 Japanese 2,039 and civilized Indians 58,806.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
the Bulletin
South
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gnational Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Wadent
H. L. Loucks
Dakota
Wael
Macune
Washington
I Vardall
Huron
Tilman
Palmetto
Tennessee
Judiciary
Cole
Michigan
If. Beck
D. Davie
Kentucky
L. Loucks
Earl ES -Macune
D.C. Yann Page
Brandon
the, LP
Featherstone
Forest City
Ares
Gwinn
White
Tenheseee
Arolina Farmers’ Sr 4Th Alliance
Marion
Butler
Clinton
T. B. Long
Asheae
Es Ant
H. £. King
Stee ‘Sais
W. Gane
North Agolina
T4te Alliance
Alexander
Charlotte
Ae J. M
Gclish
Trinity
College
J J. Young
Cna
H. A. Forney
Nona Cartanae Officera
J. L. Ramee
Yarion Butler
W. S. Barnes
Aerogressive Farmer
N. Tancasian
Phyton
the Workingman’s Helper
N.C
Watchman
Rattler
Whitakers
Gro
N.A
Escee Patio
Mre
Carolina Disputes
Hertford
Ada
Grover
Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa
Ohio Station
Ohio
American Federation OF Labor
Trade Unionists of America
Feellow
Common Council
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Labor Movement of America
Homestead
Buffalo
Coeur d’Jene
Tennesee
Trades
Trades Councils
Girard House
Corner Path
Chestnut Streets
Wai House
Aare Council
N. 11Th Street
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of la Labor
Curis Evans
P. J. McGuire
Wm. A. Carney
John B. Lennon
Executive Council
N. B
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