North Carolina Farmers State Alliance Officers List
A detailed roster of leaders and committees for the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance, including Marion Butler as president, W Raleigh as secretary treasurer, and diverse regional officers. Also lists executive committee members, judiciary, and allied publications and newspapers supporting the alliance platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Pelk
North Carolina
St. N. W
Washington
D. C
B. H. Clover
Cambridge
Kansas
J. H. Turner
Georgia
North Capitol St
N. W
Washington, D. C
J. H. Willetts
C. W. Macune
Alonzo Wardall
Huron
South Dakota
T. B. Long
Asheville
N.C
W. Raleigh
J.S. Bell
Brasstown
C. C. Wright
Glass
N. C
Rev. E. Pope
Chalk Level
W. Hi. Tomlinson
Fayetteville
Istant
H. E. King
Peanut
Holt
Chalk Patel
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
Trustee Business Agency Fund
Graham
Machpelah
NORTH
Arolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Alexander
Charlotte
North Carolina Reform Press Association
J. L. Ramsey
Marion Butler
WS. Barnes
Progressive Farmer
State Organ
Caucasian
Clintos Rural Home
Wilson, Watchman
Salisbury Farmers
Tarboro
Mount Ashevill Alliance Sentinel
Goldsbor Country Sife
Trinity College
Mercury
Hickor- Rattler
Whitaker
Agricultural Bee
Goldsboro
Columbus Weekly News
Taylorsville Index
Taylorsville
Massey Replies To Ragland On Seed Policy And Grass
Prof Massey confronts Maj Ragland over seed dispersal and government funding arguments. He defends adherence to law in seed introductions, denies opposing grassing, and accuses Ragland of misquoting Gen Le Duc while noting Ragland dodges the seed question. He claims decades of work for more grass and criticizes the insinuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Maj. Ragland
Aghat
Gen. le Duc
Onts
Ragland
le Duc
Massey
North Carolina
Maj
Middle Virginia
Plan for relief fund endorsed by Salem Alliance
At Salem Alliance No 1558 in Cresswell North Carolina on October 3 1891 the members endorsed a relief fund plan. Secretaries of sub alliances would send fifteen cents of quarterly dues with five cents to the State Secretary Treasurer for relief funds leaving ten cents in each treasury. The estimate suggests five cents on 100000 members equals 5000 dollars per quarter. The group indicates willingness to follow the majority if this plan fails. J D Cartoon president H W Liverman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresswell
N. C
Ephora
Salem Alliance
Relief Fund
J. D. Cartoon
Prest
H. W. Liverman
Sec’y
Monument Plan For Stuart In Richmond Confederate Capital
Richmond Virginia October 5 1891 a meeting of surviving Veteran Cavalry of the Army of Northern Virginia is called at Army Hall Seventh and Marshall streets at 8 o clock on October 28 to organize a Veteran Cavalry Association in honor of J E B Stuart with cavalrymen and admirers urged to attend led by C A Taylor T W Snyder James R Worth and others as committee members seeking to memorialize his exploits alongside Lee and Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmont
Northern Virginia
Stuart
Lee
Jackson
Cavalry Corps
McClellan
Hooker
Army of Northern Virginia
Richmond
Army Hall
Seventh and
Marshall Street
C. A. Taylor
T. W. Snyder
Jas. R. Worth
Jno
P. George Luther B. Vaughan
A. L. Boulware
F. D. Hill
E. C. Minor
Philip Haxall
R. G. Crouch
J. H. Ware
L. Levy
J. W. Thomas
E. A. Catlin
Money Power and the National Bank System Exposed
A radical critique argues that European and domestic money powers control the U S credit system, fix interest, and enslave industrial producers and farmers. It links debt, tariffs, and political influence to a vast financial octopus, urging farmers to set living prices and resist foreign market dictates. An allied appeal notes Berea Alliance aid for Judson A Harris, who lost his horse, requesting donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Europe
United States
England
Lincoln
Republican Party
Solons
Farmer
Liverpool
Mr. Farmer
Plan for lodge relief contributions corrected by J A Cauble
J A Cauble issues a correction to a prior plan in The Progressive Farmer proposing lodges pay five cents per male member to the County Secretary and counties pay five dollars per quarter or five dollars per quarter from county funds to the State Secretary, urging faster relief for distressed brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masry
Stanly Co
Mr. Borror
Progressive Farmer
J. A. Cauble
Weekly Record of Manufacturing and Other Enterprises Started
Rip Van Winkle no Longer in the Old North State reports multiple new plants and expansions across North Carolina towns. Mills, factories, and foundries are named with new ownerships and investments from Mt. Airy to Tarboro and Gastonia, plus a note on a peanut mill incorporation and local discontent over editorial quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Old North State
Alma
E. Miller
Lathrope
Mt. Airy
Lowry & Yokley
Washington
B. F. Rodman
Weldon
Paul Garrett
Littleton
Statesville
D. A. Miller
Reidsville
Reidsville Fertilizer Manufacturing Co
Reinhardt
J. E. Reinhardt & Co
Morganton
Burke Tannery Co
South Morganton
Harden
Harden Manufacturing Co
Maxton
Maxton Manufacturing Co
Burlington
P. L Sellars
Burlington Tobacco Co
Statesvile
Statesville Brick Co
J. C. Steele
W. J. Lazenby
Tarboro
Farmers’ Cooperative Manufacturing Co
Gastonia
Gastonia Cotton Manufacturing Co
Tillery
Carolina Lumber Co
J. R. Tillery
E. V. Murphy
George Howard, Jr
Tarboro Peanut Co
Murphy
W. F. Hargrove
Calumny rebuked in a Des Moines letter to the editor
A reader denounces a Register editorial as unmanly and malicious about Col. L. L. Polk and his allies in the People's Party. The writer claims political betrayal, questions ownership moves at the Register, and asserts Democratic loyalty to reform and Iowa’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. L. L. Polk
People’s Party
Madden
Gue
Jakaway
Wyman
Band
Des Moines
Iowa
Col. Polk
The
Register
Major Finger Letter on Peabody funds for Southern schools
In a Sept 22 1891 missive from Raweseu North Carolina Secretary Swink is asked to dedicate 7354 Peabody funds to city public schools for both races. The author defends State list books as fair to the South, cites Eggleston and Holmes histories, and urges non sectional, accurate materials. He urges harmony between city and county schools and notes possible superintendent selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raweseu
W. J. Swink
Concord N. C
Deak
Peabody
City
Peabody Trust
Nual
United States
South
Eggleston
Mecklenburg
Rustin
Holmes
Maury
Stephens
Sanford
Merchan
Law
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union
North Carolina Farmers State Alliance
Clinton
Piedmont Hills
Piedmont
Albemarle
Upper
Maj. Ragand
W. F. Massey
Prof. Massey
Veteran Cavalry
India
Big Pond
Sub Treasury
Mr. Ephor
Berea Alliance
Judson A. Harris
Harris
D. J. Smithson
Elizabeth City
N.C. J
Bro. Cauble
M. Fixozr
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