Dairying in Canada and Ontario dairy associations
Correspondence from the Progressive Farmer summarizes Ontario dairy associations. The trio, Eastern Ontario, Western Ontario, and Creameries Association, report their nineteenth and eleventh annual meetings, with a combined 720 members and a 272 page proceedings. Ontario’s legislature funds 7,500 yearly to support outreach and schooling at dairying centers, including international speakers and questions from attendees.
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Dairymen and Creameries’ Associations
Ontario
Canada
Dairymen’s Association
America
United States
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Ohio
Wisconsin
MacJohreon
Mr. Wright
Hoard
Jerusalem
New York
Letter from Durham County
Dayton North Carolina editorials defend Senator Butler and reform principles. The writer urges readers to vote against goldbugs and evens straddlebugs, advocates a Congress of like minded men, and praises Butler while rebuking his critics. The message calls for civic action and political unity as the nation recovers.
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Dayton
N. C
Senator Butler
Henry Clay
Congress
Trout
Col. Johnson
Betsy
Surprised by Gold Standard Electoral Debate in Populist Circles
Letter writer compares political divide to a muddy child, arguing Populists oppose a gold standard and would back silver electors. He questions voting for a goldbug slate and urges electors aligned with silver instead, citing past regional opposition and the need to defend principle.
Good and Bad Dairying and Its Limits
The piece argues dairying is not overdone in larger cities but warns some large scale operations could exit by selling herds. It notes cow numbers grow slowly, small herds persist, and advancement hinges on milking efficiency. Profit lies in output per cow, not herd size, and skilled dairymen withstand price drops.
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F. W. Mcsley
Fusion Plan Promised For Party Unity In North Carolina
In a speech from North Carolina, a fusion of the People's party and the Republican party on key issues is proposed without sacrificing principle. The plan favors a protective tariff by Republicans and People's party fiat currency goals, including unlimited silver coinage at 16 to 1, full legal tender notes, and abolition of national banks. The piece also notes historical tariff effects and argues for maintaining tariff protection to stabilize money and finance. It references political figures and frames the fusion as a path to resolve financial distress while preserving core beliefs.
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Our
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People’s Party
Republican Party
United States Treasury
Congress
Europe
John A. Kasson
Iowa
House of Representatives
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Ffarson
Franklin
Gallatin
Benton
Clay
Webster
Bryan Tyson
Te el Business Agency
State Alliance
Alliance
T Ivry
L. E Newsom
Lacama
J. HL Garris
Speights Bridge
R L. Byars
Byarsville
W. T. Barrow
Youngsville
North Carolina
T. Ivey
B. A
Hillsboro
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Seaboard Air Live
Portsmouth
John
H. W. B. Glover
T. J. Anderson
Oatington
Lowe
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Raleigh
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