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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1890
Page
4
Sothern IED is scheduled every Wednesday at Pepe Henry Blount. Event details indicate recurring activity tied to the named venues and individuals. Participants include Pepe Henry Blount, with activities centered around weekly gatherings.
The piece argues the tariff is the central issue facing the nation and politics. It links farm and wage-earner interests to tax reform, warns of wealth concentration, and urges decisive tariff reform toward free trade, with parties aligned on tariff reform or protection.
The USDA advance sheets show North Carolina farmers produced 4,492,000 bushels of wheat on 724,473 acres valued at $4,042,460. The national wheat crop totaled 490,560,000 bushels on 38,123,859 acres valued at $242,491,707.
In prosperity the brotherhood aids its members but in adversity a member may be suspended for non payment of dues. A little aid and counsel might save him, while others celebrate the well off. Judge John A. Gilmer retires. Judge Womack of Chatham is praised for his promise and character.
The Afro American League in session in Chicago elects J Price as President. Price formerly taught at a colored school in Wilson and now leads Livingstone College in Salisbury. He is acclaimed as a strong orator with a broad reputation in America and Europe. North Carolina harvested 680,477 acres of oats producing 6,941,000 bushels valued at 3,053,981 dollars. U S total oats 751,515,000 bushels on 27,462,316 acres valued at 171,781,008. North Carolina also planted 2,854,127 acres in corn producing 39,050,000 bushels valued at 17,516,248. U S total corn 2,112,892,000 bushels on 78,319,651 acres valued at 597,918,829 pounds.
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