Farmers Question What Made This Farmer Fail With The World
A relic from a rural page describes a farmer once self sufficient with beef poultry and family, then a railroad town grows nearby and his fortune collapses under mortgage. It asks readers to guess what connected him to the outside market and invites farm readers to a January 15 1892 alliance meeting at Auburn with speakers and provisions.
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Chronicle
Mikes
Sland
Ist
Daur State Chronicle
Butler
The
State Alliance
G. W. Sanderlin
A. B. Jones
Alliance
Grant
Auburn
W. H. Hamilton
A. M. Bryan
J. B. Wilson
Why Was This Farmer Mass Poor by Being Brought Into Mstuce
A reader questions factors behind rural poverty citing declining work, bad whiskey, rising costs, and poor education. The note explores effects of politics, teacher support, and limited local production versus railroad and steamer competition, urging self reliance.
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State Chronicle
Parmer Was the meat Coy AT CHRONICLE 4)9U
A fragmented notice from Parmer and local groups references a county alliance meeting set for January 14 1892 in Auburn. It invites alliances from Me, Obnston and Durham to join and support agricultural interests with the state meeting hoped to attend.
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Chronicle
England
Eng
the Sunty Alliance
Uburn
Obnston
Durham
Public letter defends son in Abernethy attacks
W P Grimsley of Swrow Hill North Carolina dated December 31 1791 defends his son William E Grimsley against alleged denouncement by family. He attacks false reporting that the family denounced William and praises his wife as innocent and virtuous while asking newspapers to publish the statement clarifying the record. He expects his son’s conduct to be vindicated without harming his wife’s honor.
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Swrow Hill
N. C
William E. Grimsley
J. T. Abernethy
Abernethy
William
W. P. Grimsley
P. S
105th Annual Communication of North Carolina Masons
The 105th Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of North Carolina will be held in Raleigh on January 12, 1892 at 7 30 p m Delegates and visitors are advised to purchase return tickets by January 18 and use listed rail lines with prearranged rates through the Grand Secretary D W Bain.
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Ratzien
Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Pesce Masons
North Carolina
Raleigh
Richmond & Danville
Seabourd Air
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk
D. W_BAIN
Attorney Practice Across Courts in Halifax and Wake
The firm offers services in Supreme and Federal Courts and throughout Halifax Northampton and Wake counties. Office located in the Fisher Building at 217 Fayette.
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Halifax
Northampton
Wake
Fisher Building
Fayette
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Freud
Maves
W. W. Wareer
R T. Poore
Parmer
Mr. Grimsley
W.H. & B.S, Tucker & CO
B.S. Tucker & Co
Grand Lodge
Greensboro
Jas
Jomnb
Geo. Fitzsimmons
Beaufort
Pear Bro
Antic Yeasleme
Express
Newput
N.C
N. M. Jurney
Pratt
Nance
R.wyatt
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh, N. C
D. T. Johnson
Banans
Chis
Is, Sage
E. C
D.T. Johnson
Agt
Raleigh, NM
Caton
Marvellou
Chen Caen
Beaton
Mass Oc &Wiy
H. Steinmetz, Florist
Eslreich N.C
Maréts
Maggie Reese
Favetrecile St
J. J. Thomas
Ss. W. Brewer
S. Wilming
Ton St., Raleigh N. C
Draens Inn
See
J. J. Thomas & CO
Pokine
NEW Building Company
Briggs Building &Mf . Co
S.L. Leary
Chicod Township
Pit County
Laughinghouse
Tobacco
P.ck
Bryan Grim Aohert
Mra J. H
Auné
Camele
Board of Commissonére
Pitt County
J. Laughbinghouse
J . Grives
Eward
W. L. Smith
J. Wisen
J.J. Laughinghoue
J. Bryan Grimes
Grimesland
N C
New York Weekly Herald
Family Journal
United States
Eery Secion
Heraen
Prior
Jas. J. Johnson
Johnson
W.H. Holloway
East Davie Street
Haw River
Axapahaw
Paxpahaw
Agricultural Museum
South East Alamance
James Newlin
Dec
Im Saxapahaw
Robert C. Burton, Jr
Jocar Lay
Ruth
James Gordon Bennett
New York City
H H Herring
Deceas
Martha L. Hortom
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