North Carolina Farmers State Alliance Officers Named
The document lists officers and staff of the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance including president Marion Butler of Goldsboro and secretary treasurer Mewborne of Kinston. Other roles name gatekeepers doorkeepers sergeants at arms and executive committee members with towns across North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
N. C
Eoka
A. F. Hileman
Concord
North Carolina Reform Press Association
al L. Ramsey
Ron Butler
W. 3 Cae
Editorial notes on farming practice and market data
The piece urges timely training of young horses, proper shelter for stock, and deep ploughing before Christmas. It notes cotton in sight for Sept 1 to Oct 26 at 2 346 937 bales, and compares to last year. It mentions Mexican oranges in Cincinnati, a small tax crop forecast, and wheat receipts over four months ending Oct 27 at 84 085 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Florida
Y &Lout
First Production of Cotton in the United States and Seed Oil
The article traces cotton’s American rise from Virginia planting in 1621 to the Whitney gin era of 1793, detailing export records, seed oil discovery, and the South’s shift to cotton seed as a major wealth source. It notes seed mills’ growth, seed sale values, and oil use from lubrication to soap, food, and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South
America
Cortez
Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Virginia
West Indies
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Philip Miller
Chelsea
England
Assembly of
William Elliot
South Carolina
Whitney
Samuel Ausporgner
London
Great Britain
Charleston
Liverpool
New York
India
Society of Art
Society
Society For the Encouragement of
Natchez
Mississippi
New Orleans
Fisk
Providence
Europe
France
Egypt
Davis
Germany
Samuel Davenport
Australia
Texas
Lucca
Italy
Sycamore
Illinois
Blaine as a Prophet and Silver Demonetization Debate
The text presents Hon. James G. Blaine praising Republican ideals and warning against silver demonetization, arguing that replacing silver with gold would harm most property and cause widespread distress. It also mentions a dairy question about ensilage feeding, citing Mr. Gurler's advice from American Dairying on cow rations when corn yields reach 40 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Gurler
Reform era quips and political commentary roundup
A collage of quotes from reform papers and critics, praising press integrity and critiquing tariffs, parties, and politicians. Highlights include views on silver coinage, party loyalty, and calls for reform, with assorted editorials from The Outlook, Weekly Dawn, Farmers' Advocate, and others.
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THE
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Farmers’ Alliance Asndustrial
J. L. Gilbert
Calitte Carg
Col
D. P. Dunsee
A. L. Loucks
Huron
8. D
Mann
Brandon
I. E. Dean
Goneoye Falls
H. C. Deming
Harrisburg
Pennsylvans
RA. Premarch
Denver
Colo.bama
W. Beccu
D. Lal
Kentucky
Orts Carolina Farmers State Alliance
M. Mewborne
Kinston
Iseoe C. Shuford
Newton
Serc Ory
W. 8. Barnes
Eigh
Medger
Cyrus Thompson
Riwinda
Po Shephin
de- T. T. Speight
Lewiston
N.C
Geo. T. Lane
Greenstoro
Jas. E. Lyon
Durham
J. R. Hancock
Greensboro
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
SN Fund
Graham, Machpel
Tate Alliance Judiciary Committee
Ino, Brady
Gatesville
J. F. Harrell
Whiteville
John Graham
Ridgeway, N. C
Vapers
Ogreasive Farmer
State Organ
Jucassan
Golesboro
Mercury
Ee Aattier
Carolina Dispatch
Jet Home
the Revolution
Jaslow Hlade
Meruvery
Beaver Dam
Mativu
Blaine
Dream OF the Press
Reform
Luray Union
Dawn
Atlanta Constitution
John Allen
Weekly
Ohio
Missouri
People's Advocate
Atkinson
Alliance Vindicator
People’s Party
Chicago Express
Richmond Star
Southern Mercury
Lewelling
Kansas
American Jersey Cattle Club
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