Grange Leader Defends Canadian Reciprocity Opposition
State Secretary Giles of the New York Grange argues the grange stance against the Canada US treaty, calling it harmful to farmers. He contends Secretary Wilson’s figures fail to justify protecting farmers while reducing consumer prices, and asserts the treaty would unfairly discriminate against American agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Canada
Giles
Grange
Wilson
Gromt
Ametica
Catia
Tims Witt
Secretaary
Wil Rouse
The
Orange
New York Tops Grange Membership Amid Broad Gap Across States
The latest state secretary reports show New York leading with nearly 95 000 members across 750 granges. Maine Vermont and Pennsylvania report strong totals with receipts and treasury funds disclosed. western states vary from 2 000 to 10 000 per state.
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New York
Maine
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Connecticut
Washington
California
K. T. Petit
Cupertino
Colorado
John Morris
Golden
North Woodstock
Delaware
H. Messick
Bridgeville
Idaho
D. ©. Mullen
Nam Tllinois
Robert Raton
Elwood
Indiana
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Towa
A. B. Judson
Balfour
Kansas
George Black
Olathe
Kentucky
F. 1
Wolcott
Covington
C. S Stetson
Greene
Maryland
H. J. Patterson
College Park
C. M. Gardner
West- Held
Michigan
N. J. Mull
Dimondate
Minnesota
G. Baird
Minneapolis
C. ©. Raine
Canton
Detart Patter
Plymouth
W. F. Gaunt
Mulllea
F. N. Godfrey
Olean
Thyiin
Ne ¥. Spenen
Canby
W. T. Creasy
Catawinan
M. F Marchant
West Kingston
South Dakota
G. m. Vermont
C. F. Smith
Norrieville
Waslington
Kegley
Taloune
West Virginia
T. €. Atkenon
Grange of the Future Address by Massachusetts College President
President Kenyon L. Butterfield of Massachusetts Agricultural College urges the grange to evolve beyond its original farming aid role. He calls for intensified farming, broader farmer cooperation, and active community service to meet changing conditions and competition from western lands. He stresses the grange as a studying, nationwide organization serving the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Thas
New England
Eether
Elso
In Favor of Reciprocity Dispatch from Concord
A Concord dispatch claims New Hampshire favors the proposed treaty. The secretary of the state grange urged subordinate granges to meet adopt resolutions supporting the movement and telegraph the stance to New Hampshire’s delegation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. AL
New York
New Hampshire
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Alma Elevator Company
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John Deere
Little Willie
Osborne
Sterling
M. L. Perrigo
Forest Bill, Mich
the Grange
Darrow
Chatham, N. Y
New York State Grange Review
Department of Agriculture
Sre
2. W. Darrow
Grange OF the Future
North Stonington
Conn
Washington State Grange
Alma State Savings Bank
Alma, Michigan
Wm, A. Bahlee
F. H. Rowland
Jotham Allen
R. L. Anderson
Ass't Cashier
Haynes Brothers
Big Red Shed
Delos Dunkle
Hicok & Son
Alma, Mich
F. C. Grover
Rexall Store
Alma
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