Senator Ransom and the Silver Coinage Controversy
In Raleigh Speech, Nort Carolina Democrats attack Senator Ransom for opposing free coinage of silver, citing his 1893 vote against restoring the 1837 coinage law. They warn a Senate ally of the 1894 Democratic platform cannot align with silver-free policies and risk the party’s southern interests.
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Thank You Gentlemen Subscribing Weekly Support
Thank you to subscribers in Bertie Granville Caldwell Davidson Wake New Hanover Beaufort Stanly Craven and others. Ten new sub scribers from Bertie and Granville counties boost The Progressive Farmer, with W P Lyon noting growth and credit to the paper.
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Duplin County Alliance Meeting Date Change
The Duplin County Alliance meeting has been moved from the second to the third Thursday the 18th of October due to the Eastern Baptist Association. Executive Committee announces dues changes for females five cents and males twenty-five cents per quarter, with per-quarter remittances to the State Secretary. no national dues.
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Wool and Woolen Goods Price List and Alliance Message
A long price list covers washed and unwashed wool for blankets, flannel, jeans, yarns, and weaving services with per pound and per yard rates. Advises against greasing wool before processing, notes grease removal charges, freight terms, and special orders. Also announces The Alliance Produce Exchange offering farm product handling, egg price signals, shipping info, and member restrictions.
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W. H. Worrs
Poultry Preparation for Boston Market Packing and Shipping
Directions cover killing, dressing, and packing poultry for market. Remove head, draw blood, pick warm poultry not scalded, avoid wet picking, and keep no food twelve hours before killing. Pack only cold poultry, line boxes with paper, use No 1 and No 2 stock separate, avoid straw, and ensure tight packing in 100 to 200 pound boxes.
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Bag Cloth For Baling Cotton And Livestock Advice
The note outlines bag cloth sizes and prices for baling cotton, with two sheets per bale and bales of 300 yards. It adds guidance from a traveler on shipping beef cattle in first class, 700 to 900 pounds, and urges better quality chickens and anticipation of an egg market opening around September first, with Boston aiming to handle eggs in carload lots.
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W. H. Worrs
Alliance Sewing Machines Sale Policy Notice
Raleigh May 3 1894 announces a price rule that nonmember buyers pay 22.50 and members must include Alliance seal on orders or pay 22.50. The notice claims about fifteen hundred sold and praises satisfaction with the product. W H Wora 8 B A
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Wake Co Alliance October Meeting Notice
The Wake County Alliance with Middle Creek Alliance will meet on the second Thursday and Friday in October. Thursday is business day, Friday is public. A public speaking event is expected Friday. The Middle Creek location is about 20 miles southwest of Raleigh, 15 miles south of Aox, five miles from Holly Springs. Secretary reports and lodge representation urged.
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Special Price List Preview From Raleigh Goods Agency
Special attention is called to the full Price List of the Business Agency ready for distribution August 1. The firm claims best contracts for many goods and promises broad offerings to brethren at unprecedented prices. In addition to their usual list they will include dry goods notions shoes and pants shipped from Raleigh. Lot numbers descriptions and prices will be given to avoid errors. Pants are Raleigh manufactured, providing local work. They offer 49 different patterns to choose from.
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