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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1902

Page

7

Women and clubs push kindergartens and public education

Mrs M L Hildebrandt reports at the national WCTU convention on women advancing public education and kindergartens. Mrs R M Da Follette votes with her husband. Utah leader Mrs Coulter elected to state legislature. Barbara Kolb earns Old Settlers medal for forty years service, while Dickens descendants hold trust roles in London and new ideas for homes and farm life shape Grange and agriculture notes.

R. M. da Follette Wisconsin Nauloat Barbara Kolb Chicago Old Settlers’ Association Mra Chester E. Coulter Utah State Federation of Women's Clubs Weber County Mra Coulter Law Department University of Michigan Colorado Idaho

National Grange On Trusts in New Report

The National Grange executive committee report from Lansing on November 15 focuses on the trust question. It lauds the ship subsidy defeat and oleomargarine law enactment while backing cooperation and opposing multi state monopolies. It proposes federal rules for uniform terms and non discrimination to ensure adequate life essential supply.

Lansing Mich National Grange Congress

National Grange Opens Nov 12 at Lansing Address Highlights Reforms

Grand Master Aaron Jones opened the National Grange meeting in Representative Hall at the Michigan State Capitol Lansing on November 12 and delivered the annual address. He praised prosperity and urged reforms to aid farming efficiency and production costs possible reductions from 10 to 25 percent and farm output increases from 50 to 100 percent with best methods. He endorsed free rural mail delivery, postal savings banks, direct Senate elections, an antitrust law, Interstate Commerce Commission powers, pure food laws, market extension, and expedited canals including Nicaragua and a Great Lakes Mississippi River canal linking to the Atlantic.

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