North Carolina Farmers Alliance and Allied Union Officers List
The document lists officers and executives across North Carolina alliances and state boards. It names presidents treasurers secretaries and judiciary members for several regional groups, plus a committee roster and affiliated reform press association papers. It emphasizes adherence to the Ocala platform and ongoing inclusion of eligible papers in the alliance list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teward
W. N. Seawell
Villa Yr
N. CG
Kapisin
P. H. Massey
T. Lane
Greensois
Jas. E. Lyon
N.C. Recant At Arms
Outiva Committee
NORTH _OLINA FARMERS’ STATE ALLIANCE
F. Hileman
Joncord
N. C
N. Qoylih
Trinity
James M. Whorne
Ewson
Alliance Judiciary Committee
Ohn Graham
Gatesville
Harrell
Whiteville
T. Joler
Acton
Carolina Reform Press Association
Livora
J. L. Rameey
Jon Butler
Ocala
New York Milk Scarcity Report and Home Preservation Tips
The city faces a milk shortage as dealers struggle to secure supplies. A local trader admits watering milk to stretch stocks, sparking concern over quality. Advice covers keeping cut flowers fresh with nitrate or saltpetre in water, and notes California wheat conditions and barley outlook. Guidance on potato storage and onion pies details ventilation and temperature to guard over winter.
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New York City
Orange, Duchess and
Putman
California
Jeorge Chelyer
Storing Potatoes by Stack and Straw Method from Aging Paper
A farm letter explains stacking potatoes in a high bed with pine straw for insulation, layering 20 bushels then adding 6 inches of straw and repeating to form a tall bank. After harvest, cover and seal with dirt and a wooden box to protect from cold, with straw easing heat and air flow. Also advises overhauling barns and sheds, fixing roofs, doors, and windows, directing water away from manure heaps and applying lime wash for a sweet stock-ready interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coty
N. O
A. J. Borozaux
Fertilizers For Oats In The South
Practical notes from a western Florida southern Alabama farmer on optimizing oat yields. Emphasizes soil condition, soil-specific treatment, and after potato crops. recommends sowing rate two bushels per acre, plowing seed in four to six inches deep, and prior manure with cotton seed meal and kaiit. Provides frost failure and replanting advice based on a late November drill.
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Southland
Florida
Alabama
Potash and Potash Rich Fertilizer for Oats and Corn
The article advises applying about one hundred pounds per acre of potassium carbonate broadcast in March when oats begin to joint. It describes harrowing to loosen soil, using potash to prevent rust, and yields of forty to fifty bushels on Florida pine lands. It also suggests rotating with cow peas, sowing oats with more potash, fertilizing spots with ashes, and using hard wood ashes before rain to aid uniform stands, urging soil awareness and proactive farming. Cr. McQuatriz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. McQuatriz
Farmers Institutes Emphasize Practical Teaching For Farmers
The article argues that farmers institutes should remain practical and informative, avoiding political doctrine and unproven theories. It notes experts from nearby and distant experiment stations can help if their advice matches local conditions, and stresses the value of institutes for youths, dairy focus, and pig breeding insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Illinois
Practical
Measuring Hay in Stack from Northwestern Agriculturist
A historical note explains hay weight estimation is crude yet practical when measurement is impracticable. It outlines how stone, density, dryness, and stacking affect weight, gives rough cubic feet per ton for timothy and clover, and provides rules to compute tons from stack dimensions in various forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Crop condition and yield outlook across states in October report
October crop returns show corn condition at 955 percent, down from September, with declines in most Southern states. Wheat yield per acre at 125 bushels, oats 296, rye 144, barley 264, and buckwheat 848. Cotton declines 5.7 points to 65.1 with widespread damage from armyworms, drought, and bollworms. top crops report failures and shortened yields across many states including Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee Missouri.
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Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Washington
Oregon
California
Towa
Caroline
Georgia
Mississippi
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Hog Cholera Warnings and Feeding Advice From Farmers
A Farmers' Voice column urges careful hog care amid Illinois cholera outbreaks. It emphasizes cleanliness, balanced feeds, and avoiding constant corn diets, notes dangers from streams and dead carcasses, and recommends worm control, digestion aids, and proper bedding. It also includes Merits of clover hay and moderate grain, plus stock comfort and manure value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Voice
Illinois
William M Densmore
Stable Comfort in Winter for Cattle on a Budget
A farm guide urges immediate warming of stables to keep cattle healthy through winter. Nail cracks, seal walls, and insulate with swamp hay. A 50 foot stable costs about 15 dollars to winter well, with heaters 5 to 10 dollars if water freezes. If full warm facilities aren’t possible, at least warm the stable and water.
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Esilo
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Ational Farmers’ Allia Jce and Industrial Union
Peaident
J. F. Willetts
Topeka
H. O. Snavely
Lebrarery
Col
D. P. Duni
Ciucithien
8. C
L. Loucks
Ays . D
Mann
Brandon
Vi & Dean
Newark i C. Demoretary
Harrisburg
Penngyl
Marton Butler
Raleigh
A. Southworth
Denver
Colo
Carolina
ALLI
Curil Thompson
Lands
V. i
Jno. Graham, Ridge Co
Eer
Barnes
N.C
Aia
T. B. Hoover
Elm City
Griculture
Farmers’ Institutes
Faska
Allen Morse
Vermont
American Agriculturist
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Exposition Grounds
Bureau of Information
Land and Immigration Department
South
Bradford L. Gilbert
Southern Railway Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Ilinois Central Railroad
Southern Ratway
Lloyd Street
Markham House
Union Depot
Baldwin
United States
The
Transportation Department
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