Godwin Alliance Still Active In North Carolina
Goowin Alliance No. 131 reports it remains operating at the original stand despite members leaving. The cornet of political debate continues as the group defends reform, mocks other parties, references Congress and tariffs, and pledges future action including Alliance pork.
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Goowin
N. C
Mr. Borror
Godwin Alliance
Congress
J. P
Texas
Cleveland
Ship of State
Robeson and
Richmond
People’s Party
B. A
Peoples’ Bank
Fayetteville
First National
Wilmington
State Bank
Robeson County
Howl
Mary Ann
Alliance
Resolutions of Thanks From Summerfield Alliance
In Summerfield North Carolina the Summerfield Alliance No 1 593 adopted unanimous resolutions praising Senator Z B Vance for supporting silver and heralding industrial freedom. They express gratitude for his principled stand and pray God’s blessing on his later years. Copies go to Senator Vance The Progressive Farmer and minutes.
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Summerfield
Epitor
Summerfield Alliance
Z. B. Vance
Vance
Progressive Farmer
Dairying Tips From Creamery Notes
The article emphasizes clean milk rooms and careful handling to prevent rancid butter. It warns that over ripening, over churning, and overworking cream reduce quality, and notes that slow, regular churning increases fat extraction. It also discusses butter yield, bull selection, and dairy herd improvements for profitability.
From Milk to Butter: Consistent Care Keeps Cows Gentle
The article argues regular milking feeding and kind handling convert food to milk and butter rather than beef. With winter dairying, steady milk supply can fetch higher year round prices. Stopping churn early and adding water helps remove buttermilk efficiently.
Demands Adopted by the Farmers Alliance at Memphis
The declaration calls for a government issued national currency with 2 percent tax cap under the Sub-Treasury plan, universal free silver and gold at 16 to 1, a per capita currency target of 50 dollars, a graduated income tax, and public ownership of postal savings banks. It also asserts land reform ending alien and speculative holdings, government reclamation of lands for settlers, and state control of railroads telegraph and telephone as public utilities.
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Ulanier
Ceria
Art of Philosophy
Pew Ad
Tom Watson
Campucsa
Dunning
Agricultural Digest
Lowly
C. Osborn
Clinn
Manus
Chemical Co
Su No
Alliance
Rocky Mountaina
National Watche
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North Carolina Manual of Law and Forms
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