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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1891

Page

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National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union listing officials

A lengthy roster of leaders for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the South Carolina and North Carolina state branches. The document lists presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, lecturers, chaplains, and other officers, plus editors and affiliated papers. It concludes with critical commentary on Col Polk and Capt Ashe and political accusations against the Democratic and Republican parties.

L. L. Polk North Carolina Washington D. C B. H. Clover Cambridge Kansas J. H. Turner North Capitol D. C. Leety J. H. Willetts C. W. Maccune Alonzo Wardall Huron South Dakota J. ¥. Tillman Palmetto Tennessee H. C. Demmitty Isaac McCracken Ozone Ark A. E. Cole Fowlerville Mich National Legislative Council L. L. Polker North Carolina Reform Press Association J. L. Ramsey Maintutler W. Raves Ve Farmey State Organ Haleteh Watchman Farmers’ Advocate Mountain Home Journal Alliance Sentinel Country Life Mercury Rattler Col. Polk Capt Ashe Asheites Democratic Party Republican Party Capt. Ashe Alliance Benj. Harrison News and Observer Tf Oliver TL. Dockery Ashe Mr. Ashe Bellshazzar

The Alliance and Political Strife in Wake Forest

A correspondent identifies as an Alliance member denouncing the Democratic and Republican parties as unworthy while pledging loyalty to the Alliance. He declares readiness to keep pressuring lawmakers and to peel back opposition, citing turmoil from coast to coast and criticizing the News and Observer.

Wake Forest N.C Mr. Endron John Henry Farher Democratic Party The News and Observer Col. Polk Newsand Observer Ashe

Insects Taxing U.S. Agriculture. NC Bulletin Details Control

Bulletin 78 from North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station outlines insect pests and ten effective insecticides with applying apparatus. It lists pests such as cotton boll worm, aphids, and beetles, notes anticipated pest growth, and offers free distribution of the 32 page bulletin with 38 illustrations. Outside North Carolina requests six cents postage.

United States North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station North Carolina N.C. Agricultural Experiment Station Raleigh N. C

Simpson Did Not Endorse Social Equality

T S War of Mecklenburg County Alliance refutes Charlotte Chronicle claims that Jerry Simpson advocated social equality in a Charlotte speech. He says Simpson distinguished social from political equality and expressed approval of Black rights in the South without asserting social or moral equality between Negro and white people.

CuHar Lorrr N. C Bortor Charlotte Chronicle Jerry Simpson Charlotte Simpson South T. S. War T Mecklenburg Co. Alliance

Press versus people in utter partisan bias and plunder

Lucius Lagone blasts the party press for manipulating public sentiment against the Alliance leaders. He accuses editors of false charges against Polk Macune and framed demagoguery, arguing both parties serve plutocracy by exploiting tariff politics and undermining the people’s rights. He calls for turning away from these forces.

Mr. Borror Partizan L. L. Polk United States Senate Birpneau Macune and Co Polk and Macune Alliance Friends of Freedom Eaders Washington Congress Gore Cleveland Hill Gorman Harrison Blaine Algiers People's Party Plutocracy Council of the Dead Lucius Lagone

Plan for Relief Fund Through Lodge Quarters

J A Caublr proposes a relief fund for members in need funded by 15 cents per member per quarter from each subordinate lodge. County and state secretaries would compile and forward totals to the relief fund administrator, enabling prompt, private aid via checks or money orders. He argues this method reduces costs and speeds assistance while preserving the Alliance’s charitable standing.

Busi Alliance J. A. Caublr

Endorsement by Joyner's Alliance No 776 in Exum City

At a regular meeting on Sept 5 191, members endorse Bro W S Millican plan to aid a brother by every Alliance in the state paying five cents on every hundred dollars. urge all Alliances to endorse and help pass it into law. Jerkin Jenkins, President.

Exum City N.C Joyner Alliance Bro. W. S. Millican Progressive Farmer Jerkin Jenkins

Weekly Record of Manufacturing and Other Enterprises

The report lists North Carolina ventures starting or expanding across multiple towns. New brick works, enlarged knitting mills, a silver mine near Graham, gold mine development in Nash County, a cotton gin at Fallston, lath factories in Hertford, a four story leaf tobacco factory at Rocky Mount, additions to Elkin’s cotton mill, a Kernersville tobacco factory, Greensboro knitting mill purchase for 5500 dollars, Gambol copper mine in Ashe, woolen mill upgrades at Salem, a wine distillery planned after vineyard purchase, Salisbury granite venture, Statesville tobacco factory with plug and twist machinery, Newton flour mill upgrades, Blue Ridge Sledge & Wire Fence Co incorporation, Oakdale suburban development, and related industrial notes.ادث

Stanley Creek Nims Manufacturing Co Tarboro Shackelford Graham Nashville Arthur Arrington Nash County Fallston Fallston Alliance Manufacturing Co Hertford Fleetwood & Jackson Lumber Co Mount E. W. Smith Dans Rocky Mount Elkin Elkin Manufacturing Co Kernersville R. D. Fulton Mr. Bencini Raleigh Junaluskee Wine Co Heck Vineyard Whl Salisbury Rapital Statesville E. J A. G. Stafford Newton J. H. McLelland Catawba County Asheville R. B. Vance J. G. Martin F. Stkeleather Blue Ridge Sledge & Wire Fence Co Capital City Land Co Briggs & Womble Oakdale

Meeting at Kittrells Gates County Draws Thousands

In Gatesville North Carolina a mass meeting at Kittrells drew about six thousand people despite rain forecasts. Speakers included Marion Butler of Sampson W A B Branch congressman elect Beaufort and Col Harry Skinner Pitt with County President M H Eure on hand. Butler spoke an hour and four minutes amid cheers from the Chowan Alliance band and roptherhood members.

Butler W. T. Cross North Carolina Harry Skinner Pitt Skinner Col. Skinner W. A. B. Branch Branch Sam Randall Congressman Branch Gates Ocala Oun Brapy Brotherhood Kittrells Marion Butler Sampson State Alliance Beaufort Col Chowan Alliance Cornet M. H. Eure Eure C. J. Woodson

Appeal for Aid From Dogwood Alliance to Help J I Whaley

At a September 5 1891 meeting of Dogwood Alliance No 2063 members appeal to subordinate alliances across North Carolina for relief for J I Whaley who lost his mule on July 10 1891. The alliance seeks donations of any amount and provides forwarding addresses for J I Whaley and secretary W B Harget.

Dogwood Alliance J. I. Whaley Tuckahoe N. C W. B. Harget

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union South Carolina Farmers State Alliance Marion Buller Clinton, Om T. B. Long Ashevill J. 8. Holt Chalk Level W. H. Worth W. A. Graham Machpelah North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Ander Iman J. M. Mewhborne Kinston J. Sesus Ruflin Bro. T. L. Vail Mecklenburg County Alliance Partizan Press People Anothr Rip van Winkle Old North State Roanoke Toper Borror Bethel Alliance Roanoke Beacon Tur Plymouth Farmers’ Alliance Farmers’ Alliance of North Carolina D. D. Batey Sec'y Gatesville Gates County
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