North Carolina Farmers Alliance Officers and Press List
A fragment outlines officers of the North Carolina Farmers Alliance and State Alliance judiciary and executive committees. It names Marion Butler as president, J Mewborne and A C Shuford as presidents of state bodies, and J L Ramsey as secretary, plus a roster of executive committee members and affiliated papers like the Carolina, Democratic, and Reform Press Association newspapers. The document emphasizes maintaining a standing list of papers that advocate the Ocala platform or risk removal.
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Chaplsin
T. T. Speight
Lewis
Porksoper
Geo. T. Lane
Greens
N.C. Mi
E. Lyon
Horham
N. Ntats Arma
J. R. Hancock
Boro
N. C. Bae
Ian H. Worth
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Ds Graham
Machpelective Committee OF the North
Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Golten
Orth Carolina Reform Press Association
Oficers
J. L. Ramsey
Et Wrion Butler
Ws Farnen
Sar
Editorial suggestions and farm notes on cattle care
Editorial notes discuss bleyed issues on farms such as fence repairs and fencing failures, dehorning calves, and feeding practices. It covers using smooth bits with tanin-saturated chamois skin, grinding teeth, and digestibility. It mentions sieve of shells as grit, silage practices, plowing and field timing, and a rural meeting adjournment with sick bed vigors.
Sower of Disunion and Plutocracy in North Carolina
Harry Hinto laments three factions marching to Raleigh to save the state. He denounces plutocracy and corruption, warns of Mammon’s influence, and portrays the 1894 contest as a moral battle among Democrats Republicans and Populists. He calls for vigilance against hidden agendas and praises honest reform. The piece notes the American Agriculturist weekly shift and expansion.
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Harry Hinto
Carolina
Essings
Raleigh
People's Party
North Carolina
Rey Carolinas
Old North
Plutocracy
Mammon
Moloch
Simmons
Heaven
Harry Hinton
Questions of the day urge reforms in finance and governance
The Farmers' Voice urges referendum support and better finance, arguing for government ownership of railroads, public control of money, and electing Senators and postmasters. It also favors income taxes, public money issuance, and reduced privatized profits. A poultry note advises lean feeding for hens to boost laying and warns against unnecessary powders.
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United States
Chicago
Farmers’ Voice
Speaking in Edgecombe turnout honors Butler and Skinner
The Edgecombe gathering on July 27 featured Marion Butler and Col. Skinner addressing a large crowd for about three hours. Capt. Loyd introduced speakers. Wilkinson voices support for Populists and Alliance while criticizing Democratic actions and urging ladies to attend reformist meetings.
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Butler
Skinner
Progressive Farmer
Leanert
N. C
Alliance
Whitaker's
Marion Butler
Col. Skinner
James B. Loyd
Mr. Skinner
Mr. Loyd
Mr. Butler
North Carolina
Liberty
America
Edgecombe
L L Polk
Jesus
People’s Party
Atlanta
Corner Stone
Tom Watson
E. VY. Emery
Taz Progressive Farmer
Callie Wilkinson
EpiTor
Men not platforms in political discourse
The Farmers' Voice argues voters want real leaders over party platforms. It ridicules silver gold currency debates and tariff reform as mere bait in yearly campaigns, urging selection of men rooted in popular belief rather than platforms.
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Trust and Corporation
Chicago
Cilver
Encouragement to the Dairy Interests of North Carolina
A North Carolina dairy advocacy piece argues the state can grow as a dairy power by shifting from extensive cropping to livestock and stock husbandry. It urges farmers to start with good native stock, use better sires, and test milk fat with the Babcock Test to improve butter and cheese yields. It notes hogs as a key dairy support, stresses clover pastures or green fodder, and emphasizes exercise for hogs to produce superior marbled pork.
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North Carolina
F. E. Emery
Agriculturist
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Preident
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
A. C. Shuford
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Rers
Hertford
Beaver Dam
Marion
Gathe
American Agriculturist
New York
San Francisco
Springfield
Mass
Columbus
Ohio
Croop
Southern Mercury
Thomasville
Progressive
Armer
Lexineter
Davidson County
Maj. Guthrie
Bill Fife
A. M. Hunter
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