Dream of unpaid subscriptions and sound money politics
A reader shares a nocturnal dream where key politicians from various states suffer after a wave of unpaid newspaper bills. Betsy and the dream hint that sound money advocates face a grim fate, while the narrator commits to supporting the party name and paying up to January 1, 1896 with a bold subscription offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Gorman
Betsy
Providence
Ransom
North Carolina
Hill Iz Dinfer
New York
Senator Ingalls
Kansas
Brice
Ohio
Maryland
Dymakrats
New England
Nick
Henry Gorman
Simon Bradford
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Ike
Tansy
John Thomas
Lease of the North Carolina Railroad Vote Sparks Public Challenge
John Graham advocates court review of a 99 year lease of the NC Railroad to a foreign firm, arguing the deal undervalues the property and threatens state control. He cites past bonds, convict labor and potential civic gains from state operation, urging constitutional action and a public vote on future leases. Zeke Brinins remarks follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
State Alliance
Ridgeway High School
Iden
Progressive Farmer
Riverway
N. C
State Farmers’ Alliance
Press of
North Carolina
Gov
Morehead
Wm. S. Ashe
Calvin Graves
Beaufort
N. C. RR
Supreme Court
Bynum
Southern
Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Sea Board Air Line
Assis
Norta Carvitas
Norfolk
United States Railroad Commis
State Railroad Commission
Atlantic
Southern Railroad
Liberal November offer to delinquent subscribers
The notice urges delinquent subscribers to pay during November or be dropped from the list. It promises leniency for those truly unable to pay and directs readers to turn to page five for the bold, large type advertisement claiming dollars are coming.
New Advertisements From The Progressive Farmer
Revolvers R. Click & Co. Win ston N C N C Baptist Alamanc Rev N B Cobb Raleigh N C Farmers Warehouse Williamson Law Raleigh N C Notice of the postponement of the sale of lands Earnest Haywood Trustee Raleigh N C Always mention THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer when writing to advertisees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Click & Co
Winston, N. C
N. C
Baptist Alamanc
Cobb
Raleigh
Farmers’ Warehouse
Williamson & Law
Earnest Haywood
Voices of North Carolina Readers Endorse The Progressive Farmer
Letters from readers across counties praise The Progressive Farmer as an educator and advocate for reform and good government. Contributors from Wilson Iredell Mecklenburg Cumberland Rutherford commend its clarity, loyalty to liberty, and timely calls while noting subscriptions and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Fryar
Wilson County
J. J. Mott
Iredell County
A.W. Parker
North Carolina
RV. Thorpe
G. C
HK Reid
Mecklenburg County
A. J. Bethune
Cumberland County
J. E Henry
Rutherford County
Brown
National Alliance Aid
Suc
John D Meares
I'm
City
Wake County
J. W. Lassiter
Wake Forest
Cleveland
J. M. Roberts
Patterson Springs
Lenoir
Greene
Pitt
Beaufort
D. P. Meacham
Raleigh
Rowan
Mecklenburg
Gaston
Lincoln
Iredail
J. P. Sosaman
Charlotte
Cabarus
G. E. Kestler
Concord
Alliance Monthly
The
Progressive Farmer
W.8. Barnes
N. C
Progressve Farmer supporters praise reform paper
Letters from many North Carolina subscribers and boosters commend The Progressive Farmer as the reform paper of the South. Readers from Robeson, Wayne, Chatham, Currituck, and beyond express loyalty, urging continued support and renewal as the publication champions mass interests against the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmer
J.P. Tucker
Lenoir County
J. L. Brooks
Moore County
Jac.k Nicholson
Warren County
R. J. Walker
Wayne County
C. N. Monroe
Robeson County
Robt. Pulsey
Wake County
C. T. R. Kornegay
J. F. Ausley
Chatham County
M. A. Turner
Caswell County
B. B. Beaseley
Randolph
M. W. Moye
Lenoir
J. N. Pate
Craven
J. C. Thompson
Chatham
Hashell
Perquimans
B. E. Bishop
Virginia
Iran
DeArmon
Mecklenburg
R. J. Askew
Hertford
R. B. Register
Moore
J. M. Crawford
Clay
Jas. N. Lanier
Onslow
J. G. Dorsett
Ron Randolph
L. C. Perkinson
Warren
A. R. Norwood
H. 8. Petrea
Rowan
W. J. Murray
Alamance
W. B. Johnson
Johnson
R. Condon
Gaston Jones
Wake
Fourteenth Annual North Carolina Sunday School Convention
The Fourteenth Annual Convention of the Sunday school Workers of North Carolina will be held in Goldsboro starting Monday November 25 1895 at 7 30 p m continuing November 26 and 27. Notable attendees include H M Hamill from Illinois and evangelists W P Fife and Weston R Gales. Each county sends five delegates plus state officials. rail fare reductions apply. Local hosts extend warm welcomes to pastors and workers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Workers of
North Carolina
Goldsboro
H. M. Hamill
Illinois Sunday-School Association
W. P. Fife
Weston R. Gales
J. W. Causey
Greensboro
Goldeboro
National Alliance Aid program details and organizer notices
The article outlines the National Alliance Aid Degree, its costs, and eligibility, emphasizing multi level memberships for single and joint policies. It lists age-based assessments, joining steps, and organizers across North Carolina counties with agent contact guidance and renewal reminders.
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Zeke Bilkins, M
North Carolina Railroad
N. C.B.A
Zeke Brixins
FIRST
M. B. Williams
Guilford County
Sunday School
Dr. Hathaway & Co
South Broad Street
Atlanta
N. B BrownGhton
H. N. Exon
Com
National Alliance
Cary
Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Cyye Bay
Emma E Ewindell
Chicago
FAC Cry
Alliance Carriage Co
Cincinnati
South
Alliance Carriage Co . Cirenati, O
R. A Hodge
Locretts Hodge
the Register of Crede
S.C
Jane Fie
Hinton
Hooge
Neuse
David Hinton
Mirgo Creek
Nenoe River
W.R Poole
Tarboro Road
J. J. Poole
Hoddl
Nu Lame
B. P. Williamson
Wiliam Smith
Josep J. Andrews
Nellse Hiver
Eig
WRK
Poore
Jesse Watkins
Hodge
County Court
N.C
HAY Wood
Zoe Phe
Same Lour
Pace
Frnest Haywood
Hoss
N. P. Boyer, & CO
Coster
Guilford Stock Farm
Poland
China
Keressue
Berkshire
Ciickens
W. E. Benhow
Prom'ts
Chestes Wests Cfo
Heri
Comstock He Co
Hawkers and Brekers
Hsodee
Page Woven Wire Fence CO
Adrian
Hirettenbee
Express CO
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