Populist rhetoric battles standard party lines in wide spread letters
A reader transcribes a volley of editorials and letters attacking trusts and corporate influence. The pieces claim the press coalitions and political bosses control schools and newspapers while urging farmers and laborers to rally for populist reform. The missives criticize the Saint Louis platform, rail costs, and tariff policy, urging a middle road to prosperity.
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Ofworth Evening News
Cleburne
Ant
Cat
St. Louis
People’s Party
A. Beaves
Dr Exum Endorsed by Neighbors in North Carolina Vote
A letter from James N Taylor of Greene County praises Dr W P Exum as a consistent, honorable community physician and urges support for him in the upcoming election. The writer notes his long acquaintance, voting history, and recommends inquiries to local neighbors for information, while contrasting with Democratic party factions. The piece also mentions Miller Illustrated Monthly content and a Texas letter.
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Greene Co
N. C
Democratic
W. P. Exum
North Carolina
Lom Taylor
Monroe Lancaster
John R. Moring
Citi
James N, Taylor
Mess Miller Illustrated Monthly
North Carolina People’s Party Platform Endorses Tax Reform
The North Carolina People’s Party platform calls for strict state economy, expanded education, support for agriculture and industry, and a 6 percent legal interest rate. It demands secret ballots, safeguards against vote buying, and equal taxation for railroad properties. It opposes exemptions for corporations and urges sustaining the Railroad Commission bill with any efficiency-boosting amendments. The platform endorses the Omaha 1892 party platform.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
General Assembly of
Railroad Commission
Naare Party
Omaha
Plow Prices Offered By Dixie Plow Co in Trust Revision
An editor announces the business section will publish practical notes on the agency and cooperative trade. Communications with short, concrete ideas are invited and readers are asked to request prices for Dixie Plows Cotton Plows and No 11 Dixie Plows, with old price references after a trust revision. W H Worts B A signs off.
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Dixie
W.H. Worts
Stonewall
Climax Cs
Goldsboro
N.C
Il FE
Sersight
Hubbard & Co
L. HB. P
Daisy L. H
Harrison Tool Co
Cardwell Corn Planters
Osborne
Shoe notice to the brethren for sample shoes sale
H Worts of the lodge announces a fine lot of sample shoes from Postal Shoe Co stored in his office. Brethren in the city and state are urged to inspect and place trial orders to save money. Catalogues available on request with delivery via post office or railroad station.
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Postal Shoe Co
H. Worts
Seed Price List Notice for Dragline and Dry Seed Hiring
Advertisement notes added seed articles for dragline and dry seed, promising large percentage savings when buyers purchase in bulk and order original packaged seeds. The message urges brethren to buy in quantity to enable favorable pricing and secure field seeds.
Change of Constitution at Greenenorn Meeting
W H Worts reports a constitutional change by the State Alliance at Greenenorn North Carolina. Aimed to save money and aid outsiders, it allows eligible outsiders to join as honorary members paying entrance and annual dues, with private meeting access limited. The State Business Agent can sell to outsiders at an Alliance margin while sharing state taxes.
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Greenenorn
N.C
Angies
Cincinnati
Farmers’ Alliance
R. R
North Carolina
Impo Farmers: Alliance
Wil Sen
Price List and Supplies for Sub Alliance Agents
Rategren North Carolina November 5 1892 lists shipping directions and station lines. Agents may obtain 30 day bill time by bonding with sub-alliance secretaries. Prices reflect market changes and include fertilizers wheat rice seeds wire and farming tools with notes on shipping terms and factory pricing.
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Rategren
N. C
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