The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-19


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II sruair,s ~ lsafs hna Use honesty
+ sheu, smtrelalst " IF .sefs inst.
iass,n hta iNsiAttt ms undss unt !
tsffsul ~ faf w. tnf a~n ehsrssH.
tiau sstanls ih,se makins ra,s rawt
a tie farmsis M accomplish, ih.it rwn
nlterts ase class II Wild seheMrfs,
Nh lave htlisi.s AZ eshitii AID palm
oil IN ~ unsnsrettlne ruti,e. farm
70 AZ for. II ft,ua,s u make i,
mcais as rsrt,icfsilsle AZ employed
hs ,,hcr conulctrr men, AID with IA
little interest ia tie Welfare I the
FARMER as the tirrs -raf,l.non,e man
has IN Liza he nak,s Lis munsy from
lie falrt ads have tended t. luisd vi
the ernh,rs. TIL l,ai.as 1T the Grange
hamhur including Adams. kell, and
the masters and executive committee
VI tic states ~ far ~ VIC know have
benefited none lu, themselves They
are fruitful in complaints. but they
fail to f,rtif, them With prof l'ro.
Tossing M unselii.h 'nt.ics, III the PRO.
lurcr, their rhies interest II IL diyclt
trade aud business from it, natural
aud legitimate channels to the local,,
or interest IL nh individual Spencer
hay aud tn, executive committees II
the State Grange III Iowa while de-
nauneing m,nnpulics s,ak 10 establish
one tia, shall compel rrangrrs 10 rccos.
nixe tho grange purchasing agency anl
tho
.oe Brothers I,oc.
''rt4'sa N, Chicago,
n. tho legitimate source &c traffic, u.
tails Ignoring ,lc tnwt- 10 which and
the business men 10 whom tic, are
lar.rl, indebted FIR their home sna H.
conflicts. he Aye for instance |,
Interested IL having the farmers trade
'lrtns' Spencer Hay to lalila up til.
raga I'D .ea,bei tlte nest II TINT seli
sacrificing lalaahtsp, tito flatS hfaLln
~ ihe eonlrai, ap,,id have the farm
ets lrsaa tie ,rsuM.'s & such d,na.
y rh's AMI ratreniye ths
men who la,roais. them. lui'l up
the lneali,ies III which they art utter
r,tea. MD IN maintaining tie luh.ic
and charitable institutions aud ri OBI
in their mills, instead of wasting their
resources aud ssmra.hies OF h, II
cheap slemaensn.s wla are tnling firm
them al .Ate,,iona,e salar, fai services
never rendered; II IL rendered. dnno III
the interest IL tho servant and not oi
those vho pay hi. wages, Does thu
.Agc understand ,.t about tito light;
u not. ii il will look into tho character
history and motives III tho mon travel
Ing about the country 1T tic expense
IL the farmers, taking their lash, ci-
gnrs and teddy from frs, class hotels,
and drawing cxturtiouate wages FIR
men IL their caliLro ffom the "tailing
masses" viii, whem the, - ,leell,
ssmra,hise, |, will have tie key u WIN,
now scc,us 4 mystery u IL.
Financially. the bogus farmers. WIN
roam tho country looking Il, Nise ~
owls and nv innocent an s.rtcnls. al.
loving tho real farmer ~ hear all
their former burdens with this added
expense, have male good thing for
themselves, II tho Age j. IL the II
employ I. dpr. right III
pleading IN their defense. In, LIT us
assure II thul tic working farmers rus.
scss sufficient diHcernnc,t aud sauaeiiy
10 distinguish lumbs frum wolves. how.
ever beautiful the Disguise
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