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Progressive Farmer
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Weeky Times
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Retialite- Always True and Faithful ates Sue Sub-Treasury
The circular discusses advocates urging the distribution of new paper money and funding measures. It references the sub-treasury bill and charges regarding monetary policy and farm support, with mentions of states and districts. The text is garbled but centers on fiscal policy and currency issuance debates.
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the News and Observer
Farners
North Cano
Pirie
Editorial notes on Alliance politics and cotton strike
The piece channels Raleigh area commentary on President Butler and Senator W A Peffer with talks of Warrenton and Concord Fair. It condemns Alliance figures, mocks sensational reports from major papers, and discusses a proposed strike by the colored Alliance for higher cotton wages, arguing it would harm both black and white farmers and suggesting a focus on broader financial reform instead.
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Butler
Pridas
W. A. Peffer
Kansas
Raleigh
Warrenton
Alliancemen
United States
Niféenal Adrfanece
Colored Partners Alliance of the
R. M. Humphries
South
Humphries
Thanks to clubs and visitors at the Exposition Grounds
F S Blair and others note clubs sent in and agents visited the Exposition Grounds to establish Alliance Headquarters and Reform Press displays. Exhibits will feature animals that attacked Alliance and Us officers, now to be captured and shown in cages. Reform papers available for renewals and new subscriptions at the event.
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Worth
Barnes
Spaee
Alliance
Reform Press
Reform
South
Good Tidings From Kansas Polk at Holton
Report from Holton Kansas dated September 11 describes Col Polk visiting and assuring that the South stands with the Union on the Ocala platform. Willetts and Simpson arrive with news of Southern warmth toward Polk and growing unity between North and South as preparations for 1892 progress. Frank McGrath reports as president of Kansas S N A and T U.
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Hovrton
Kansas
Col. Polk
South
Ocala
Willetts and Simpson
Polk
Polis
Frank McGrath
S. Nf
Correction on editorials about minor offices and party bosses
A leading editorial corrections piece notes verbal confusion in last week’s column. It explains that offices with minor duties need vote watchers, while clerks and deputies attract money and bonds, with bosses using salaries to secure partisan support and suppress reform.
The Cotton Crop and Politics of Prosperity
A long critique argues cotton prices fell from speculation rather than crop size. It urges Sub-Treasury failed, praises farmers though warns prices may stay low. It critiques Alliance politics and media slander about Jerry Simpson, and urges farmers to join labor efforts while questioning Agriculture Commissioners.
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Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Ugly politics and accusations shake the Alliance in North Carolina
A heated, polemical piece attacks the Lenoir Topic and allies while defending Jerry Simpson and Col. Polk amid claims of misrepresentation. It laments coverage, mocks opponents, and urges vigilance against false charges from local factions.
Robesonian Criticizes Jerry Ipson Visit to North Carolina
A Robesonian editorial argues against Alliancemen aligning with Jerry Ipson from Kansas. It claims he is a Republican and not a Democrat allied with Southern principles, warning that cross state alliance rhetoric failed in Georgia and Mississippi and harmed the order in Texas.
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Robesonian
Lumberton
A!lance
Jerry Ipson
Kansas
Jerry
North Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Why Is It The Farmers Advocate’s Rail Bill Praise
The Farmers Advocate argues the Railroad Commission bill benefits the state despite editor distrust. It claims public aid touches all, questions who profits, mocks critics as money lenders and editors, and predicts future support will come from a new legislature while condemning current editors.
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Ile
Jeralds
Sme
Farmers’ Advocate
Tarboro
Railroad Commission
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