The Grange advance., 1873-12-10
Opinions OF the Press.

SINCE the recent elections the Grange
men are stimulated to greater efforts, their
numbers are increasing, and they are man
ifestly destined to control the political fu
ture of this country. Their newspaper or
gan, The Grange 1dvance, published at Red
Wing, is largely circulated here, and is
quite a popular sheet.-Pierce Co. Herald.
THE Grange movement seems to be gain
ing strength. They are now publishing a
newspaper in Red Wing-The Grange Id
uance-to advocate the cause. Any move
ment that tends to the pecuniary improve
ment Of the farmers and to their general
intelligence should be encouraged.
County Herald.
HE GRANGE ADVANCE is the title Of a
new paper, neatly executed and in quarto
form, recently established at Red Wing.
1t is edited with ability, and as its name
suggests, is mainly devoted to the discus
sion and promotion of those interests en-
braced in the Grange movement. From
the number before us, we judge the AD.
VANCE is neutral in politics, laboring.
seemingly, for the best good Of the farming
and other industrial interests in the State.
-Rochester Post.
New GRANGE PApER.-The new Grange
paper, The 4dvance, published at Red Wing,
is we'll up to the times, and if it holds out
as it has begun will more than repay the
cost to the Patrons. The first copy is run
ming over with good things and just what
the Patrons need to concentrate their ef-
forts in one channel.-JanesviHe -1rgus,
Waseca Co.
The first number of The Grange Advance,
the new organ Of the Patrons, has appeared.
1t is published in Red Wing every Wednes-
day, and is well printed eight page paper.
It promises "to work faithfully and work
INCREASINGLY for the advancement and up
building Of the Order of the Patrons of
Husbandry," and will 6 furnish the men,
bers thereof with all the latest news per-
tanning to the Order throughout the coun-
try" at two dollars per year.-Dispatch.
The Aduance, a Grange organ, published
from Red Wing, is out. The paper
is very creditable in appearance, con-.
tains large amount of reading matter Of
interest to the farming community, and is
edited with good taste and ability.-Pio-
neer.
The first number Of The Grange Advance,
published at Red Wing, has made its ap
pearance. 1t is An eight page form, five
columns to the page, neatly printed, and
we'll filed with readable matter.-St. Paul
Evening Journal.
The Grange -4dvance, the new organ of
the Patrons of Husbandry, published at
Red Wing, has made it's appearance. 1t is
a well-printed, eight-page sheet, and while
being strictly bipartisan, will labor ear
nestly in the interests Of labor; for cheap
transportation against railroad and other
monopolies, and for the mental, moral and
intellectual elevation Of the masses.-St.
Paul Press.
The Grange -4dvance is a new paper pub
lished at Red Wing, and devoted to the in
terests of the Order and farmers. 1t does
not meddle with politics. Wabasha Herald.
A FEW hours before going to press, we
received from the canvassing agent, Lewis
Tandy, copy ofs7'he Grange Advauce, the
new Grange paper published at Red Wing.
It is a large, handsomely inted sheet, and
will, no doubt, do good service in the cause
of reform.-Rochester Federal Union.