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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1892
Page
5
A fragmented lyric shows a chorus demanding equal rights for all and criticizing Wall Street elites. It praises Ith Weaver for president and imagines decisive action to shape governance, while urging voters to stay the course and win.
A compendium of recipes including eggs for lunch strawberry acid browned sweet potatoes cucumber catsup Johnny cake quince jelly and madeline cakes. A Wilkes court report notes the sentence of a white man named Red man for the last spring razor attack on Frank Badeen with a ten year penitentiary term. Rope shortage mentioned.
A satirical 1892 letter purportedly from a Pawnee elder near the Cherokee Strip to his son at Carlisle depicts cross cultural themes. It blends humor and critique of education, white society, and government, mentioning schooling, matri culation, land access, and the hope of Indian advancement amid poverty and misunderstanding.
The document presents the People's Party platform adopted at the Omaha convention on July 4 1892. It condemns financial policy, calls for government ownership of transportation and land, a flexible monetary system with silver and gold, a graduated income tax, postal savings banks, and reforms like free ballots and direct election of senators, stressing unity of labor and rural interests against monopolies and plutocracy.
A fragment states that no office holder or member of federal, state, or local government shall be eligible to sit or vote at any party convention. It orders a copy of the ordinance to be provided to every call for any future party convention.
State organizer for Citizens' Alliance and Industrial Union urges merchants, laborers, and tradesmen to join and sign peers for assemblies in cities. Announces need for volunteers, emphasizes discipline, and notes NL FSA funds limited. Also mentions resignations and state committee positions within NC factions.
R H Lang chairman of Beaufort county executive committee announces a senatorial convention for the district to meet in Washin North Carolina on Friday October 7 1892 at 1 oclock All who feel interested in reform are invited.
The People s Party Song Book offers new songs with prices eight cents each or two for fifteen cents, sixty cents per dozen, via Theo Dore Steele address Mr Vernon Illinois. Administratrix notice to debtors to settle estate and present claims by June 28, 1983, or be barred. Sarah P Polk referenced.
An early 20th century ad touts Kennebec Ice as the coldest and hardest, offering hard and soft coals with carload delivery at low prices. It mentions ONES & POWELL as Maine agents for coal supplies direct from mines and includes a garbled contact line for Jones 4 Keigh.
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