Resolutions of Caswell County Farmers Alliance 1891
Caswell County Farmers Alliance passes resolutions praising J R Webster of Webster's Weekly for defending Farmers Alliance principles and denouncing The American Tobacco Company. Other resolutions endorse Webster's Weekly stance against trusts, renew fidelity to Alliance, and request Piedmont Herald and Webster's Weekly publish the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanceyville
N. C
J. R. Webster
Reidsville
N C
Sis
Caswell County Farmers’ Alliance
Webster's Weekly
Col. L. L. Polk
The
Peoples’ Party
F. A. Pierson
Sec'y Caswell County Alliance
Mayo Lopar
Mayo, N. C
John R Webster
American Tobacco Company, Or Trust
Webster’s Weekly
N.C
Webster
Wuereas
L. L. Polk
Farmers’ Alliance
Town Creek Alliance
Allance
Piedmont Herald
E M. Anderson
J.S. Witsox
Act
Sec
Cleveland's Baby and Grover's Backers in 19th Century Debate
A satirical broadside by Sam Hanker argues Grover Cleveland’s reentry to the presidency hinges on a symbolic birth of “little Ruth” and a pretend alliance with Frankie and the baby. The piece mocks silver coinage debates, kisses from David B. Hill, and peasant loyalty as it attacks the Alliance and political elites with Hungarian imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Evitor
Ruth
Cleveland
Littl
Grover
Frankie Folsom
Frankie
New York
Elmira
New York State
White House
Grover Cleveland
Pee Ee
Aoe Coe
Senate
Maria Theresa
Austria
Hungary
America
David B. Hill
Cale
Hill
Tisacato
Joe Johnson
Sam Hanker
Falling Creek Alliance Resolutions Endorse Farmers' Alliance
The Falling Creek Alliance denounces partisan papers and defends leaders Col. L. L. Polk and Dr. C. W. Macune. They withdraw patronage from criticized publications and urge loyal citizens to support the national standard bearer while urging pay of overdue subscriptions as crops are sold. Also notes deaths of local members and general subscriber reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrammy
N.C
Borror
Falling Creek Alliance
Alliance
America
Grand Order
Col. L. L. Polk
C. W. Macune
Durham Globe
Raleigh News and Observer
Wilmington Messenger
Goldsboro Argus
J. A Stev G. M. BripcErs
M. E Cox
notice COUNTY LECTURERS and Alliance trade listings
Notice from the Alliance outlines that any member in the District may be chosen President and the President becomes District Lecturer. The page lists numerous commodities for sale or trade including molasses, syrup, flour, tobacco flues, tools, wagons, and seeds with price notes and shipping terms. It also advertises employment and seed catalogs, urging county agents to submit names and bonds and announcing an Alliance Peanut Union meeting in Suffolk on November 25, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
W. S. Barnes
Sec.Treas
Suano Fob
Durham
Richmond
Tse
Lee
Baugh
P.O. B
Norfolk
Charleston
S.C
BO PO
O. B
Land Plaster
Muchiarions
de Sire
W. H. Worrh
Pugett Sound
Union
Isaac F. Tmumacraft
la Plume
Winston
Winston, N.C
Notice to County and Sub Business Agents
All parties ordering Bagging and Tier through this office should accompany the order with cash to pay the amount of the order. These goods are only sold for apatence V. H. Worth, S. B. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apatence
V. H. Worth
State Executive Committee notice on speaker expenses request
Notice from the State Alliance warns affiliates the State Alliance does not cover travel or speaking expenses for visitors except the State President or Lecturers and asks for immediate monetary donations to cover paper delivery costs. Committee signatures include 8. B. Alexander J. Mewborne and J 8. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Alexander
J. M. Mewborne
Johnston
Sub-alliances urged to deposit with state business agent
The State Executive Committee recommends each Sub Alliance wishing to trade direct with the State Business Agent deposit a sum for the alliance to use at any time. The fund allows full trading ability with the State Business Agent without inconvenience to either party. Signed by S. B. Alexander and J. M. Mewsomne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Alexander
J. M. Mewsomne
Mulberry trees for hog feed and nurseries sale
An advertisement touts mulberry trees for animal feed from May 10 to August 1 with free availability and special inducements to the Alliance. It also promotes Old North State Nurseries in Faison North Carolina and invites business agents to contact. A separate pitch markets a patent ink erasing pencil by The Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Company offering high profits and no experience required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
J. S. Westbrook
Old North State Nurseries
Faison
Duplin Co
N. C
Monroe
la Crosse
Wis
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Rap
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
St. John Porto Ric Ar
New Orleans
Molasses F. O. B
Estra
Raleigh
Raisigh
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Monarch
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Stonewall
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E. O. Excell
D ReidsPar_ ker
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Hereiall
Keystone Corn Planters
Victor Safes
Liverpool
Wilmington
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Levi Branson
B. F. Johnson & Co
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Alliance Peanut Union
Virginia
North Carolina
Suffolk
J. O. Thomas
T. R
State Executive Committee
Kenedy
J. H. RE
United States
Chas. L. Bonris
Charlotte
Asheville
Millstone Quarry
W. Richie, & CO
Faith
Rowan Co
Alliance and Reform Movement
West
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. Burrus
Main River
Alliance Pub. CO
EEES
Calumet
Roanoke
Mineola
Solar Light
ALL Right
Cotton King” Cooks
Royal Magic
NEW Franklin Ranges
Tliuss
Raleigh, N.C
Cross & Linehan
Raleigh, N. C
Fayetteville St
Progressive Farmer
Dunning
RaLetan, N.C
E. E. Phillip
Faith, Rowan Co
George R. Whitehurst
Farmer’s Alliance
Carolina
the Advocate
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Advocate
John Davis
M. C. Geo. C. Ward
S. M. Scott
Alex. Galitzin
G. Campbell
P. B. Maxson
J.C. Hebbard
Washington
Congress
Advocate Publishing CO
Topeka
Miles
Silus
Geo. H.staul
Quincy
Lil
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