Estate of Mary White Deceased Final Discharge Notice
Cathaine Sarah White executrix to Mary White will apply for final discharge as executrix in the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania on September 6, 1909.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
5
Cathaine Sarah White executrix to Mary White will apply for final discharge as executrix in the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania on September 6, 1909.
Special correspondence urges subordinate granges to boost fairs by simple, one-day events. It recommends labeling entries, awarding prizes to children, and forming a youth committee to plan kid friendly exhibits like carrots and sunflowers. It notes displays of fancy work and relics can engage members and keep rural youth on the farm.
Grange leaders are urged to organize for material welfare and take their rightful places in government, emphasizing the need for active participation and leadership within public affairs.
A national grange rally program blends recreation with education to showcase farming progress and the push for international arbitration led by Mortimer Whitehead. The article praises the grange as a powerful educational force alongside public schools while noting its weak link in material leadership and farmer bargaining power. It highlights Newfound Lake grange hall fundraising and the death of S. B. Brown from a farming accident.
In a sweeping note, the Supreme Court rules a state may regulate building heights, a move that unsettles what the author calls sky hogs. The column ribbing political figures and social jabs fill the piece with rapid-fire quips on current affairs.
Dr C D Smead of Logan New York is highlighted as the top veterinary expert chosen by Dr J C Currier for advice in the New York Tribune Farmer. The piece traces his lifelong dedication to animal welfare and practical farming, noting his influence through the Tribune Farmer and Mail subscription offer at 1 75 for one year.
In a statement from Ogden grange Monroe County New York F N Godfrey argues for a nationwide parcels post system as vital for the people and postal profits. He notes country merchants worry of harm to business but contends reasonable rates would boost local purchases and cut express charges. He cites a wholesale merchant claiming prices could fall 10 to 15 percent with parcels post. The piece also notes Ogden grange held an April 13 open meeting on agricultural education in high schools. It mentions a Springfield rally on April 7 with 600 Patrons attending.
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