The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-07-21
A. Great
Executive COMMITTEE

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A That asG BARN n% he was S' sure D9H to bo~. ven" = And %n91ss have ave- your our i Barn oniSa
me IF T ca do Tf{ E Sfqi 8 4g5 a SHHs Know 50 4@d ii iid o G a c6od I0 cH5n barn 5&y.
And learn how by following Capt Invited his friends to come and 1n
This Jonathan made his pile. cricky!
From seyenty, seven to sg99tEegnt. No converts were there, 1t ~n
7" BIN y e; 5'S fS $a 5S ":s sss END: meet q5 @@5 IS 4 *"2 S53 @1g s S&=S sac Il. 20 s&a
For he cured his tobacco on the stalk, I'm converted, and 50 also VII you
h' fR SSo's s SgSSa and nig = t1 d aBd "S obt rs sno5 5o J6n s&R Ssa anfs iS his his H&5..
neove" p AND iI H8ed ft t6G d t of Of his hs 5%z
A insecure every time: There We're cuttersond snokers- &n
Just left him without a dime. Bright lemon and yellow, 5f more
He mortgaged his COW and one eyed 1'NoO" "'' you never u"
His corn and potato crop; Plug dealers groaned and looked
r Dosgonr p ~, nn T" =" o SY'P n. Wonde4ng how Ro5 It Ea @d d6ne
r6 a5y We msdS E5 s24 f5rsH6d So o %s{ q tT3ss Pi RB9F s5m sT Il @ss al no nc. H n
zv by saving %a fs. "rsr tanaSas% AM ln 3d %5ggfSS aRe 1 c6Paai 5 5"...
=" These e J youngsters d%nB5 %S ae Chewing he Hg5 sb ST Wise men and croakers were puzzled
While we stalk cu%rs stick SS il in %d the " Singing g5 tRe e hot @s and ~ s4ro6s
So good bye old fogysm, goodbye my WHAT magic there there was vas I'M IN that G. Earn
Ten years I've struggled against the While Jonathan spun them b~ yarn
OF Modern Inventions, however They went home much sad1e> 5r
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II AID 5i i Sa59P H + n he 6R has S' to sa3. Snow A big sp Everlasting farewell
You bet they did, and now they, are pIng in their orders to the Noder
case of first come, first served. They don't fool with cheap limitations and get
a 6@91gge fbg with f6 6 fan pig R66 but but t by the gsnuin%S article 4 and Pa tfo j%t a@
t 66a customers st%n5 rs f "A G company that goes in dead against a trust and ProSsr5
cess at the highest market price lin payment for sticks, sc. A company that
IS proud to cal rseltt the farmers friend. Will your cheap imitatOrs bay yH
tobacco! VIII a fellow that stuck you with a farm right for five OF ten dollars
come TO you n say III buy your tobacco because you bought a farm IEn
from me-! Nc. you don't see the gentleman again. But the Modern Tobacco
BarnA oHPany IS right herel IN Oxford; the best market in America It SMf
with 100000 capital to buy all Snow cured tobacco, and will not fool with any
other
object 4o to p2 keep be d6 SHidf prtd 6y P aaS the %@R R89s4n f5sa ao5 B RnP2S2 6mpsn as it : j is S@ i
to get the best possible prices for the farmers. Winston and DanVine markets
ire ruled by plug dealers and pnhookers who make their living off the farmers
n they ObJect ito Wirec tobacco simply because by this process farmer
mheS ears to All up VIII Gcorics and molassesS Think for yo%seive5s a@
than R MjnStno and GI5 DagE5Ie and pPnrt they pay pa better 6t@nP prices for 6TgRt to4@cc&
cured tobacco. They want it and will pay more money for it than any other
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