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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1891

Page

6

Sub Treasury Critique Sparks Press Debate in Kinsey Mercury

The Kinsey Kansas Mercury reprints a sharp critique of the Sub Treasury plan, arguing the scheme would allow farmers like Farmer French to deposit wheat and receive certificates while capitalizing on price swings. The Topeka Advocate counters January harvest claims and accuses the piece of misrepresenting market realities, urging fairness and condemning relentless persecution.

Sub- Treasury Kinsey, Kans Mercury Sub-Treasury Alliance Committee French Russia East Indies Topeka Advocate Kinsley

Michigan Farmers Alliance endorses Ocala platform

The Michigan State Alliance, after years of promises without reform, passed unanimously a resolution endorsing the Ocala platform and urging independent political action as outlined at the Cincinnati conference to aid oppressed American workers.

Michigan Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Ocala America Cincinnati

Texas Congressmen Offer Reward For Invention Challenge

Madam Rumor says Texas congressmen covertly offer a large reward for any instrument to undermine the Farmers Alliance Sub Treas ury plan. It leaks that no money will be paid until field trials prove the invention can do the required work, reflecting North Carolina political pressure.

Texas Farmers Alliance Sub-Treasury Southern Mercury North Carolina

Information Wanted on Sub Treasury Farm Credits

A brief note quotes the Southern Mercury explaining that the government would obtain funds for advancing on farm products stored under the Sub Treasury plan in the same way it now acquires money to advance on silver bullion.

The Mercury Southern Mercury

Fairness in North Carolina editorial cited

A Gastonia Gazette quotation discusses wartime loyalties and Union sentiment among leaders. It notes Col Polk, Robt E Lee, and Zeb Vance as examples and cites a charged claim about the Alliance president's stance on arming for the Confederacy. The piece defends fair treatment of men and measures amid reports of malicious lies.

North Carolina Gastonia Col. Polk Robt. E. Lee Zeb Vance

Reduction requested for Polk address at Albemarle Park

A Perquimans County Alliance committee urges Albemarle Park Association to lower gate charges to 25 cents or less for Col L L Polk’s October 29 1891 agricultural address. They propose public notice to boost attendance and report on October 17 at 3 pm in Elizabeth City.

Hertforp N. C Albemarle Park Association Elizabeth City Col. L. L. Polk Perquimans County Alliance

Granville County Farmers Alliance backs Ocala demands

Yewbold and 22 Granville County members in a convention condemn secular press attacks on their leaders. They resolve not to support any candidate opposing their platform adopted at Ocala and require the secretary to publish the resolution to The Progressive Farmer and the Public Ledger.

Granville County Farmers’ Alliance Ocala Fla Progressive Farmer Raleigh The Public Ledger Oxford A. J. Dalby Sec’y Granville Co. Alliance

Rockingham County Alliance Backs Ocala Platform

W. H. Scholfield, county lecturer, declares the Rockingham County Alliance firmly supports the Ocala platform. The group vows to stand by Col. Polk and leaders, denounces attacks, and says it will “set on” the Sub-Treasury bill until it hatched. Read resolutions in the paper and the National Economist.

Eorror Rockingham County Alliance Ocala Wall Street Col. Polk Willets Reidsville Sub-Treasury County Alliance National Economist W. H. Scholfield

Address to Alliancemen from Oxisko North Carolina

An orator appeals to Alliancemen urging continued support for The Progressive Farmer and allied papers as guides in a perilous political era. He praises a bold leader, warns against demagogues and moneyed interests, and urges steadfast faith and unity to safeguard civil and religious liberty amid partisan turmoil.

Oxisko N.C Epior Brethren Jesus Christ National Economist Pharoh Red Sea Tam Leach

Slander and political duty urged by M G Gregory

A letter from M G Gregory denounces Wall Street slanders and Congress as enemies of a republican government. He defends opponents of the political alliance as democrats in duty, rejecting muttered sneers and framing the struggle as a call to citizens to uphold the grand aims of the nation.

Arnolds Annaniases Wall Street Congress & Co M. G. Gregory

Marlboro County Alliance Resolutions Endorse Leaders

The Marlboro County Alliance adopted resolutions at a Bennettsville meeting on October 2, 1891. They endorse Macune and Polk, support State President J. Wm. Stokes and past Lecturer W. J. Talbert, and urge Alliance brethren in the Second Congressional district to defeat Geo. D. Tillman in the next election.

Epitor Marlboro County Alliance Bennettsville D. C Marlboro Democrat Cotton Plant Daily News and Courier Charleston Daily World National Economist THE Progressive Farmer Bros. Macune and Polk J. Wm. Stokes W. J. Talbert Second Geo. D. Tillman J.J. Lanr Pres T. J. H. Tuomas Sec’y

Should Tobacco Stubbles Be Plowed Up A Debate From A. P. Patterson

In Aurelia Springs North Carolina Dr H B Battle advised farmers to plow up tobacco stubbles claiming the soil benefits from constant cultivation. A letter argues that natural cycles restore fertility through vegetation and decay, while plowing disturbs nutrients and worsens erosion. A mob incident in Pisa involved Austrian pilgrims forced to shout Viva il Re and Professor Ackerie is missing, suspected murdered.

Aurelian Springs N.C Evitor H. B. Battle R. A. Patterson, Ao Pisa Rome Ackerie

Every One False. Editorial Defends Macune in Prose

A long column argues five alleged World excuses against Macune are false. It asserts Macune did not back any Georgia candidate during the Senate contest, opposed tariff biases, and did not favor Missisippi or Conger lard bill coverage. It also notes the Cotton Convention date was accurate and defends the Economist’s journalistic approach.

Charleston World C. W. Macune Macune Georgia Calhoun Norwood United States Senate Economist Alliance Barksdale Mississippi The South Carolina National Economist

Public lectures on the Alliance duties and schedule

Brother L A Loyd will address Nash county Alliance meetings at multiple towns from November 2 to November 12 starting 10 a m. Sessions listed include Tracy Sappony Springhope Matthews Pine View Coco Pix Basket Harlem Castalia Bethlehem Peach Tree Oakland and more with further notices to come.

L. A. Loyd Nash County Tracy Sappony Springhope Matthews Pine View Coco Pix Basket Harlem Castalia Bethlehem Peach Tree Oakland C. H. Barnes Y Nash County Alliance

Notice to County and Isub Business Agents

Notice to county and isub business agents. All parties ordering bagging and ti through this office should accompany the order with cash to pay the amount of the order as these goods are on sold for spot cash. W. H. Worts, S. B. A.

W. H. Worts

Notice From State Executive Committee Seeking Traveler Guidance

State Alliance disclaims paying expenses for any visitors except the State Student or Lecturers. inviting speakers should expect to cover their own costs. Contacts given for travel information and confidence. Also mentions milling hardware sale and Miles Liver Pills advertisement with claims of health benefits and free samples.

S. B. Alexander J. M. Mewbor S. Johnston

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