Grange Membership and State Reports Across Regions
The report summarizes New York state Grange membership around 70,000 with up to 6,000 more in good standing, plus 6,000 new members last year and 35 new granges. It notes fire surcharges, insurance, and inter-state data on New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania and other states with growth, stores, and meetings scheduled across the year. It covers state meetings, leadership contests, and the national Grange printing of 100,000 legislative copies.
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Bacx
New York State
New York
National Grange Treasury
New York City
Jefferson
Banner County
New Jersey
Grange Firenwurance
Delaware
Farmers’ Institutes
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Pomona
Kansan
United States
Connecticut
California
Washington
Farmers’ Institute
Vermont
Leas
Michigan
Colorado
West Virginia
Oregon
Tennessee
Texas
Kentucky
Iowa
Dubois
Aill
A. B. Cornell
Largest Grange Counties in New York Report
Jefferson and St Lawrence counties in New York lead by Grange membership with Jefferson over 800 members and St Lawrence over 5 000. The largest single Grange Wolcett in New York has over 40 members. Jefferson county contains many Granges with 200 plus members and a few over 100, including one with 407. The two counties together exceed totals of several states.
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Jefferson
St. Lawren
New York
United States
Jeferson Vod
New York State
St. Lawrence
Ree
Halle
Herahip
Feeding the Milk Maker and Cow Feeding Notes
A prewar style guide on dairy cow feeding discusses grinding meal for digestion, balanced rations with cornmeal and bran, and adding linseed. It notes gradual food changes, water availability, pumpkin feeding value, and a recommended daily mix including hay, oil meal, and bran blocks. Also mentions a lost pocketbook reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Alwervariin
Grange Prem Meets In Historic Faneuil Hall Boston
The Grange held its annual gathering in Boston's historic Faneuil Hall December 11 to 18 with large attendance and festive decorations. State Master Richardson announced growth, urged road and tax reforms, and highlighted insect control. A 30 member committee was chosen to implement cooperative buying and selling of farm supplies.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Pomona
Richardson
Grange
Grange Fire Insurance Company
Howard
Dracut Grange
Mittwifeld
Mass
Maine Grange Growth And Cooperative Progress Report
Maine Grange records show growth with sixteen new ranges and six reorganized, totaling 408 subordinate granges and 4,300 new members added since last year. The movement reports $557,000 in hall valuations, 350 of 498 granges owning halls, and 887,000 in hall assets. Temples, travel and cooperative ventures project substantial yearly activities and community support.
Breaking the Heifer to Milk in Gentle Steps
A Farmers Advocate article argues breaking a heifer to milk is easier with patience and gentleness, noting that most heifers can be tamed after calving and that early handling, calmness, and not fighting back prevents kicking. It advises halter training before first calving and warns against methods that provoke fear or resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Advocate
Dairy Wisdom In Brief for Healthy Cows
Dairy guidance notes cows are more cold sensitive than most animals and require balanced care. Proper temperatures, water intake of about 1000 pounds monthly per cow, clean utensils, and thorough cleaning improve production. Ensure ample pure water from a clean well year round.
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Aliile Howle
Connecticut
Wilk Deiuke
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the Grange
Darrow
Chatham, N. Y
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National Grange
Legislative Committee
New England
Patpkins
Red World
Ralph Matley
Elwell
Prem
BROW
Adent
New York State Grange
Maine
Patrons Co-operative Corporation
Hisiriner
Copecent
Edison
Forquer
A. W. Brock
ACME
A. W. Brock & CO
Yours
F. A. Leonard
Alma Record
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