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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1892

Page

7

Kentucky Resolutions and Silver Conference Notices

A fragmented 1892 column records Kentucky resolutions of sympathy for Col Polk's family, references to the National Farmers Alliance, and a critique of silver policy. It includes an Orange County NC note praising a political lecture, and a jumbled advertisement section for a washing machine and household goods.

National Farmers’ Allied Industrial Union Col. L. L. Polk Sumners Kentucky Paik War Brotherhood Ple Col Polk Tom Cocurane Chmn J H. Lennn J. F. Battery Orance County N.C Demotic Executive Committee E. C. Beddingfield Bingham Township People’s Party Cleveland Naples Americs America

Brown withdraws from race in North Carolina reform bid

In a sustained pledge to reform labor and civil liberties, Joan C. Brown explains his withdrawal from the Ninth Congressional race to avoid aiding the old party machines. He urges continued education, a reform paper, and unity among the People's party supporters to counterbalance partisan pressure and build future strength.

America People’s Party Ninth North Carolina Weaver Down Congress Alliance Col. L. L. Polk Asheville Hendersonville Joan C. Brown

Brown's Iron Bitters and Agency Page Preview

The item promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion and debility. It announces a state agency department page devoted to agency business and cooperative trade. Communications from interested parties are invited, with concise practical submissions preferred.

BROWN State Agency Department

Election 1892 Address Promotes Unity and Savings

A Brethren message after a recent election urges party unity within the order and outlines opportunities to save money on shoes, cook and heating stoves, sewing machines, and sugar. The writer, W. H. Worris, notes the trust now controls the sugar market and offers catalogs and prices to Raleigh visitors and others.

Raleigh New York Philadelphia Trust W. H. Worris

Business Agents Price List From 1892 Raueich

A dense price sheet from Raueich dated November 12, 1892 outlines shipping directions and bonds for Sub-Alliance business agents, with market-fluctuating prices for fertilizers, sodas, coffee, molasses, tobacco, grain, and farm supplies. It lists weights, packaging, and F.O.B. terms, plus cash discounts, and warns to condense correspondence and specify destination post offices.

Raueich N. C

Alfalfa Forage as Hay Substitute in Arid Districts

Alfalfa, sown on sandy loam with gravelly subsoil, can outperform other forages. Its deep roots reach 15 to 20 feet, aiding drought resilience. It yields 2 to 4 crops yearly and about six tons per acre in favorable regions, best harvested just as blossoms appear with minimal sun exposure.

Montana Farming and Live Stock Journal

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