The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
BERRY GOODWIN I \ |
f0R8C |: N. ! ] IS J.
Nominated BY the Repu,lb' licat' SGT I'll
tie i11ourt118to Oppose Coil--
gresham 2. w. Po,i..
A NEW FERTlLlz Ter FACTORY u Y.
Tile Twentieth Annual Session Eissil-ltl
I 81 tile North Carolina
Farmers Alliance.

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aALiGtG III nj d, AUGUST 10. ~ y
"a. Carr, for tho Virginia Cnrolinagc Chem !,
5ical Company. l,ns awarded the contrtiact
erection Of a branch fertilizer factory
hero. It will bo Goxi1o foet, and will bc
located ronr the southern freight depot.
& Ropnblonn conventions for tho Fourth
Congressional District und the Sixth
Judicial District II were held here this
Afternoon. Berry Goodwin, OF Johnston
county, was nominated for Congress-, and
ox-Judgc w. IS. O'l3. Robinson, OF Colds
fboro for solicitor. Goodwin Will make
tho run against Congressman ID. w. Pou,
and Robinson against Solicitor 3Arnlistead
Jones, Colonial John Nichols was made
chairman and Gu Fl. Leonard socrstary
aof a tho Executive Committee OF tho
judicial district, and y. G. stnnoil ,SB Of
Benson chairman, and W. g. Brig g !,
secretary, OF tho Congressional District
COMMITTEE "a nj Il, 81 ibt$
$H Tho twentieth annual session Of the
North Cnrol!,,n Farmers, Alliance, closed
Inst night at Hillsboro, the session be-
\ ing tho most successful and satisfactory
I Iii d number Of years. The financial res
ports showed the finances In good con.
6dtlon a mum Der OF now sub-nllinrces
were reported as recently organized.
George +. PARROT. OF Lenoir county. & was
elected president to succeed w. s. AZ q rn-
ham. III =. N "A. H NfcAlli ter Of II Lumberton.
was elected Vice preslde len I. a i other
officers were reelected. III ssf IS IA
a resolution adopted endorses Cover
nor r. B. Glenn and his efforts to put
down lynching and denounces the spirit
@ot mob law. 4, 53!s 9s FAIL
Another resolution calls on tho Core
tporation Commits sionS to refuse to mako
any change In the minimum car load III
shipment OF fertilizer, s there being Il q u;
effort on the part Of railroads to secure
n change from ten TO tWanty tons q 8
minimum. This Il tho alliance declares,
would be prejudlcnl to the farming in.i
Eterests n 3F i4j faf
n The jute: bagg y tr;lst came IN for con 4
domination through o. resolu ioh jeailin on
farmers to use any other available tOv-l
.ering5 for cotton because OF the Is per
cent. increase IN theaprico Of jute. IA
ifs94sA no therg resolution calls on TIM next
SLegislature to appoint a committee SO &
distinguished Gators II to & take under
5considerat Ion the whole matte OF secon-i
dairy education, the uni fication OF the edit
4cational system OF the state 81 pplemen-
@tary appropriations to duplicate local
taxation for high schools and providing
gfirst-cl;lss high schools in which n3ricul-.
y
S8s}S r Ills egislative commit tee. the rcsolu-5
tlon declares. should study tho conditions
and report, drafting a measure which ~
meet tho conditions in this State, th!9
to be publicly submitted In time for dis
cussion Il, advance Ri q ti,', folto'wing SOS
sion Of the Legislature. + roYislon is nnde
also for q committee OF three from tho
alliance to Snppear before tho S proper.
Legislative committee in. support Q & thlaas
legislation. - a s III
,s Tho frequent efforts to have funds de- 81
rived from tho agricultural department
4 Fertilizer tonnage tax used for the gen
#ernl support OF the "A. & M College were
condemned by resolution Oh thu Sgrouud
that the college II n Il general state tn t;.
lstitntton for the ed cntion OF nnnufan-3
,lurers no loss than for farmers. and It;
would be unjust. and mex BILE. TO- re-
{quire the farmers to ontributci TO the
general support from this sp1slnl v 1i'
which they demand shall DO kept for
Its Legitimate md original purpose of
promoting exclusively the interests OF.
tho farmers from " HON 4 lle tax y 4 col.
tad