Factory Plan Prompts Farmer Subscriptions
Correspondence from the Progressive Farmer reports support for the Alliance Manufacturing Company shoe venture. Farmers and lodge members are urged to invest small sums, with plans to supply allies and accept goods as payment. Letters praise the enterprise as a path to economic independence and detachment from trusts, noting profits would benefit contributors if successful.
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J. W
Denmark
Sik & Bro
Alliance Manufacturing Company
Daniel
T Tose
Official notices of dues and political campaign stops in North Carolina
Official notices detail state alliance dues for males and females and instructions to county secretaries, with new constitutions forthcoming. A list of campaign appearances by Hon. W. H. Kitchin and Hon. A. C. Shuford dates across North Carolina towns, inviting public attendance at each stop.
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N. C
Sus
State Alliance
Smnance
Oat
Ternally
Barnes
Lec'y-Treas
W. H. Kitchin
Mount Holly
Lincolnton
Lenoir
Hickory
Shelby
Charlotte
Salisbury
Albemarle
Marion Bouter
People’s Party
A. C. Shuford
Wool and Woolen Goods Price List and Instructions
Prices for washed wool yarn blankets and fabrics are listed per yard pound and piece. Services include wool processing at mill with grease removal, pricing for rolls, freight on shipments over ten pounds, and advice on wool carding and spinning. Delivered by W. H. Worts, 8. B. A.
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Jeans
W. H. Worts
Alliance Produce Exchange Seeks Farmers and Northbound Shipments
The Alliance Produce Exchange opens for handling farm products and lists price ranges for commodities including eggs, poultry, bacon, lard, fish, wheat, flour, corn, and potatoes. It urges shipments to North and outlines packing and shipping instructions for poultry, stressing quality, cold handling, and proper boxing.
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Alliance Produce Exchange
New York
Express
W. A. Wome
Bagcloth for baling cotton and farm market notes
An item lists bagcloth specs for bale packing with pricing per yard, followed by notes from W. Worrts on Norfolk market for beef cattle and poultry. He advises shipping only first order, well fattened cattle 700 to 900 pounds, mentions low market prices, limited demand in Norfolk and Richmond, and warns about small chickens. Egg market to open Sept 1. Boston house seeks carload eggs of first class quality.
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Norfolk
Richmond
Boston
Subscriptions Boost for The Progressive Farmer
Weekly gratitude to subscribers including Fr Moore Rutherford and John Sims from Cabarrus and neighboring counties. Readers praise urban and rural updates while some cannot afford the paper. Advertisers note The Progressive Farmer as a valued North Carolina ad recess with limited insertions.
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Fr. Moore
Rutherford
John ‘A
Sims
Cabarrus County
Si Wort
Southern Railroad Trains Leave Raleigh for Durham and More
The Southern Railroad Co announces daily trains from Raleigh to Durham Buffalo Lithia Springs and other points including West End Memp and Ni Pullman service. Departure set for July 18 1893 with notices from J W Denssark business editor and Parmer. A brief note on advertising in the paper and renewal reminders conclude the item.
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Raleigh
Durham
Ord
A A M.son
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Wills
Westend
Newall
Pullman
Greatasare Ox
Raueias
N. C
J. W. Denssark
Busiaces Jonal
Deak Sim
Rowanee Ke
Alliance Sewing Machines Sales Restriction Notice
Notice from Raleigh dated May 3 1894 states nonmembers must pay 22.50 for Alliance Sewing Machines and members orders require the Alliance seal or the higher charge applies. The author claims about fifteen units sold with high satisfaction. signed by W H Wora S B A.
Price List Preview From Raleigh Led Business Agency
Special attention is called to the full Price List of the Business Agency ready for distribution August 1. The agency claims best contracts for many goods and prices never before obtained. In addition to the usual list, dry goods notions shoes pants and more will be shipped from Raleigh. Lot numbers descriptions and prices will be given to prevent mistakes. Pants are manufactured in Raleigh with local labor. 49 patterns available.
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Raleigh
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Central Office
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Tine Bay
Central District
Lewiston
Hattie J
Thomas L. Mitche
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Davie County
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