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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1896

Page

6

Betsy Bilkins Fears Strike as Contenders Buck District

Zeke Bilkins voices fear over political strike and a crowded Congressional race. Betsy Bilkins reads reports of Tom Watson’s possible replacement, sparking a firm, unapologetic stance she calls for fair play. Zeke contemplates a late start in a crowded field with calls for a free for all race and patented candidate rights.

Tom Watson Betsy Congress Strowd Pou Massey Alford

Counsel for defense and weight law notice

The defense argues the defendant could not have committed the crime and cites alibi witnesses and nonpoison evidence. A Raleigh cotton weighing change lowers the charge to 7 cents per bale, applying to Wake County, with buyers printing 10 cent notices on tickets.

New York Journal Raleigh Wake County

Death of J Hardy Williams Brick Layer and Plasterer

J Hardy Williams died in Moore county near Villanow on August 24 1896 at about 67. formerly of Wake county he was a brick layer and plasterer by trade and was widely known across the state.

Villanow Moore County N. C J. Hardy Williams Wake County

East and Midwest letter urge Populists to back Bryan

A farmer's letter from New Haven endorses the Progressive Farmer stance opposing Sewall and urges a Bryan Watson ticket or a straight national Populist ticket. It argues for silver, graduated income tax, and federal control of railroads and mining, urging unity against Sewall and the current Democratic candidates.

Connecticut Pennsylvania Progressive Farmer Kansas The New Haven Conn People’s Party Sewall Bryan Chicago Watson Silver Democrats Congress Alexander Troup New Haven Union Maine East National Corporation Supreme Court of the United States Bourke Cochran Thomas Waller Phelps London Grove Philadelphia Raleigh N. C W. P. LaFollette M.D Missouri Senate Tom Watson

Dairyman's Association urged to join North Carolina fair plans

Correspondence from the Progressive Farmer notes calls to action for North Carolina voters uneasy over political changes. It reports on dairy premiums for a state fair test of cows, with prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars, and outlines proposed Farmers Institute meetings at A and M College, plus state efforts to hold county institutes and the lack of available funds to support them.

Progressive Farmer Raleigh N. C Frank E Emery J. R. Medlin Method Medlin State Dairyman’s Association North Carolina J. 8. Carr Dairyman’s Association J. S. Cerr New Berne New Farmers’ Institute A & M College A. & M. College Commissioner of Agriculture Patterson Ejistor

Letter from Forsythe on reform and the People's party

H. E. Lona writes a forceful appeal praising the Alliance and People's party, denouncing both old parties as corrupt and urging adherence to the People's party platform. He condemns the Democratic silver policy and warns that coalition moves at the St Louis convention threaten true reform, urging voters to act now or abandon the party.

Alliance People’s Party United States People People’ Party Dmocrats St. Louis Democratic Party Democrats Bryan Congress H. E Lona

Co operatives urged as path to fair labor wealth

A reader letter argues true cooperation will solve welfare by cooperative production and distribution, naming G B DeBernadi’s Independence Missouri enterprise as model. It condemns Hanna of Ohio for labor repression and notes rail schedules and Pullman services added for Raleigh routes.

United States G. B. DeBernadi Independence

The Potash Question and Farming Potash Guidance

The article extols potash as essential for crop growth and preventing failures. It promises a free authoritative booklet on potash from German Kali Works, inviting farmers to request it by writing to 93 Nassau Street, New York.

Nassau St New York

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