Injurious Insects A Farmer's Alliance Lecture 1891
J M Stedman Trinity College professor outlines insect development and classifies pests as biting or sucking. He reviews natural enemies and chemical remedies, detailing specific controls for apple borers, canker worm, codling moth, tobacco pests, squash and cucumber beetles, corn worms, wheat pests, and chinch bugs, with practical timing and methods for prevention and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
Trinity College
J. M. Stedman
Paris
Jamestown
London
Democratic Alliance Denounces Democratic Newspapers
At the Whitaker's Alliance No. 483 meeting held October 1, 1801, members unanimously adopted resolutions denouncing certain North Carolina Democratic papers for attacking the Farmers' Alliance and President Polk. The secretary was ordered to send copies to The Progressive Farmer The Farmers Advocate and the Rural Home for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bprrer
Whitaker
Farmers’ Advocate
Wuerkas
North Carolina
L. J. Polk
Farmers’ Alliance
L. L Polk
J.C. Bellamy
Sec’y
Round Hill Alliance endorses Ocala platform in Durham letter
E G Gray secretary writes from Round Hill Alliance No 1355 in Willardsville North Carolina praising the Ocala platform demands and pledging not to support any candidate opposing them. He recalls speeches by W F Willets and Jerry Simpson in Durham August 28 and notes Col L L Polk urged unity despite illness. He asks Polk Willets Simpson to visit again and asks readers to renew subscriptions.
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Willardsville
N.C
Bprom
Round Hill Alliance
Ocala
Progressive Farmer
W. F. Willets
Jerry Simpson
Durham
North Carolina
Col. L. L. Polk
Col. Polk
Bro. Willets
Bro. Simpson
G. Gray
Two Great Demands of the Alliance Planks Critiqued
H. W. Ayer argues for the Alliance platform demands, notably abolition of national banks and free coinage of silver, detailing bank privileges, tax issues, and opposition from plutocratic press while endorsing broader financial reform and silver coinage plans. He contrasts gold and silver regimes and calls for awakening among farmers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Reform Press
Casio
Justice
Senate
House of Representatives
National Bank
Europe
Money and Its Origin and Need for More Currency
The author traces money from barter to civilization, arguing increased wants require more money. He warns a money famine harms industry, condemns banks and a powerful monetary corporation, and urges the people to reclaim the constitutional right to coin and issue money to spur trade and reduce poverty. The piece condemns both major parties for backing the monetary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Europe
Congress Creiol
Ple
Congress
Clis
Diana
Rome
Republican Party
Democratic Party
James Meurpock
Resolutions by Jones' Spring Alliance Condemns Rival Papers
The alliance denounces The Raleigh News Observer and other papers, urged friends of reform to drop them immediately, and declared support for the alliance and its president. Authored by J. C. Pritchett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JONES
Spring Alliance
Raleigh News
Observer
News
Lsnede
Friends of Reform
J.C. Pritcuett
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APPLE
Durham County
Robert Giffen
British Board of Trade
America
Bank of England
Bank of France
United States
England
France
South
East
H. W. Ayer
Atlantic Ocean
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