The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

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II j. > rare case thata faraes
should borre~ money TO g viaisiAg.
Jonas Msuss, ,Eos,s, ,ass pureshsed
: 5000 French Stallh ..
e w. w. Stone has taken -sAssRs Of
the Grange elevator q Isdianola.
One bank in Oskalcosa paid ost o.
checks for hogs the past ssasss
e5o7,277.
When We recommend economy to
our farmers, No do net mean pure
s.inginess.
J.H. Bacon, Of Washington, Iowa,
has taken car load Of his brood
mares TO Colorado for sale.
Laporte City, Iowa, has organized
Live Stock Association.
Some hogs were sold last week in
Chicago as high rs sS.s5 per cws.
Samuel Dysart says, that aTowa,
to-day, produces better steers than
Illinois," He ought to know.
There were twenty-four female
members in attendance At the late
session Of the National Grange.
The Patrons are to have cheese
factory at Garden Grove, Decatur
county, Iowa, the coming season.
The Rarai World. of St. Louis.
says the expenditures of the Nation
al Grange for the past year were
over 100000.
To succeed in farming have : we'll
laid plan, and then economixe in time,
and be puacrual.
David Underwood & Co., Of Steam.
boat Rock, Hardin county, paid out
for hogs The past season over $780,
600. Good for that little town.
-Four thousand seven hundred and
City hogs we're shipped from Iowa
City in the month OF January alone.
They brought ss4,4i5.
The Patrons of Husbandry, it is
well ascertained, have now about
ST, 500, 900 invested in cooperative
stores, factories, mills, elevators, etc.
California State Grange is trying
to make arrangements by which fe-
male help can be transferred to tho
West. Wait till we get enough for
ourselves.
The Executive Committee Of the
Missouri State Grange has contracted
for 500 reapers and mowers, to be
delivered in season for the next har-
vest.
Seeing that the people cannot be
frightened by railroad panics. the
appearances indicates that railroad
building will be resumed this year -
usual.
An English house, owned and run
by men living in England, packed
100000 hogs last winter in Chicago
for the English market.
We think the storms Of the past
winter have demonstrated the necessi-
ty of larger groves around house and
barn. small groves have been heap-
ed full of snow. Extend the area in
all directions.
Now is the time to be looking
over the orchard for the eggs Of tho
tent caterpillar, on tho twi0s, looking
like lunches Of wax. Picking with
the hand is the only remedy.
Now is the time for good house.
keepers to look cross at muddy boots.
A little expense will obviate these
clouds on the brow Of beauty, BY
having suitable scrapers and coarse
mats.
St. Louis, Louisville, indianapolis
and Bonneville are applicants for the
location of the National Grange. Lib
eral bids will be made. 1t is to be
located by the Executive Committee
within six months.
The Executive Committee of the
National Grange were instructed to
locate the National Grange head
quarters either in the States of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennes-
see or Missouri, where the annual
sessions will hereafter be held.
There is corn starch factory at
indianapolis, which uses one thou
sand bushels of corn per day. The
Indianapolis Journal says the factory
makes eight car loads Of starch per
week.
The late session of the National
Grange provided for two kinds Of
cards for retiring Patrons. "With
drawaIs," which mean a total, volun-
tary aud honorable severance from
the Order, and "Demits," which are
given for the purpose Of transferring
the membership from one Grange to
TO another.
A Northwestern correspondent in
quires if chinch bugs will injure Hun
garian grass. The only time the
bugs ever visited our farm was in
1868, when they swept our 6ne field
of Hungarian grass clean, and injur-
ing but few other things on the farm.
They like it better than anything
else.
The Kansas City Lios Stock Re-
porter says: "We are warranted by
late and direct information from Tex
as in predicting that the drive from
that State will At least equal, if it
does not exceed, the drive of 1874.
Advices to one firm alone, that Of
Powers, Rial & Co, tell of over S0,-
600 head destined to this market
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