The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-12
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Alex Med onald, Rockingham coun-
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d G Cox, Randolph county, sends
US one subscription for a friend.
j P Sossaman, our Mecklenburg
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The following names remind us of
renewals, encouraging words, and our
obligations to them: W J Davis,
Edgecombe county; J S Fisher, Cra-
ven; Fl W Harrelson, Caswell; T E
Hogan, Orange; Mrs o F Baxter, Pas
quotank; J II Thompson, Alamance;
J A Ammon, Randolph; Harvey Eth
ridge, Franklin; J M Winston, Frank
lin; DIR R J league, Caswell; W Fl
Brown, BERTHE; A M Campbell, Moore:
D G Hamilton, GuiIford; J D Morris,
Rutherford; B S Melvin, Bladen; B A
Baber, Cleveland; P P Dickinson, Car
teret; Alex Copeland, Chowan; j A
Clifton, Lenoir; Farmers Tribune,
Iowa; E G. Hassell, Washington; NJ F
Cutler, Alamance; NJ A Turner, Cas-
we'll; Harrison Grouse, Forsyth; T A
Reitzel, AIamance; Geo Fl Smith,
Wayne; G. W Sloan, Henry Faison,
W A Adams, Wake; w A Glenn,
Chatham, J R Page, Durham; FL f
Jones, Warren.
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