The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-05-06

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Bro. Frank Altslatt, writes US from
Marilton, Ark, as follows: awe
have Just been organized two weeks,
have enrolled d male members in that
time
At a recent meeting of Yadkin
County Alliance, resolutions of thanks
were rendered Senators Vance and
Stanford for their interest in our
measures.
-Harrellsville Alliance, No. 1924,
has endorsed the Sub Treasury plan,
and ask that our representatives In
Congress do all in their power to
make it a law.
At a recent meeting of Salem
Alliance, No. 523, Granville county,
resolutions were passed endorsing
Capt. A. H. A. Williams for Congress
from the 5th district.
Bro. Albert Peele writes from
Guilford College Alliance to say that
at q recent meeting they endorsed the
Sub Treasury Alliance bill and other
matters to their interest.
Bro. J. S. Clark, Secretary of
Soldier Boy Alliance, No. 392, Bruins
wick county, writes that they are get
ting along slowly, but expect to come
to the front before long.
At a recent meeting of Antioch
Alliance, No. COS, Orange county, the
members decided to withdraw their
trade from all persons who made it a
business to try to break down their
cooperative store.
Bro. L. G.. Cathey, Secretary of
Ridgeway Alliance, 1892, CASTOR
county, has our thanks for two sub
scribers. He says: "Ridgeway is
getting along finely. We To- have
Is members and four applications.
At a recent meeting of Elm
Grove Alliance, No. $50, Rowan
county, resolutions of thanks to Con
gresham Picker, for introducing the
Sub-Treasury bill in Congress were
passed, and the bill was fully en-
dorsed.
At a recent meeting of Center
Point Alliance, Nc. 813, Iredel county,
they resolved that they would not sup
port any mar for any Office who is
opposed to the demands of the Ali
ance, the passage of the Sub-Treasury
bill and railroad commission.
BRO. S. T. Mofitt, Of Shiloh Ali
ance, No. 8O7, writes that they all
enjoy reading The PROGRESSIVE FAR
MER, that it seems to be a balm of
Gilead to the weary farmer who has
not had a word of comfort in many
years; that they now have 40 mem
bers and are still growing.
At a recent meeting of Stanley
County Alliance, the following was
adopted: "That the Congressional
Convention in that district be held at
some time later than usual so that the
farmer can have their crops worked
out so they can attend the convention.
The Sub Treasury bill was endorsed,
also.
Bro. S. L. Montgomery, Secre-
tary of Walnut Cove Alliance, No
1903, Stokes county, sends us one
subscriber and says: awe are buying
our goods and guano through the
agency and saving all the money we
can. We keep one eye on the enemy
and the other on the good of the
order"
Bro. w. T. Wood, Correspond
ing Secretary of Cheerful Hope ALI
ance, No. 1858, Columbus county,
writes that they initiated II members
at their last meeting, one of them a
man 70 years of age, that he is hope
full that the order will accomplish
much, thought the money power is
against us.
Bro. J. M. Jones, Secretary of
Lineback Alliance, No. 1857, Mitchell
county, sends two subscriptions and
says: eve number 81 males and
40 females. We buy our goods
through the State Agent. We have
recently sent a petition to Congress
recommending the passage of the Sub
Treasury bill"
Bro. J. G. Freeman, of Merry
Hill Alliance, No. 1851, BERTHE
county, has our thanks for a club of
one. He writes as follows: "Our
Alliance is moving along slowly,
owing to the short crops here last
year. But we are working with a
will and expect or hope to make up
for the loss last year.
-Alamance Sub-Alliance, No. l.
544, Guilford county, asks all Sub
Alliances to join with them IN insist
ing that The PRREssTvE FARMER pub
lish the vote of our representatives in