Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-06-27

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land State Agricultural and Me-
char;eal Assoe;at;on The sertana;va
and vaInable nroncrtv lnovn a.
an p;uI;.o F.s~ f~c.ra, -sh.ll \.
sni,v s,,y . ' esrr;ed ont That nnrnoss =
vas 70 estahl;sh & : no;nt most
easily accessible an Agricultural ex-
chanye wbere the farmer the ,stock
breeder the tobacco nlantar the
da;rvman and all others interested
in agricnltural pursuits. could meet
togefhar erh;i.;t their nroducts.
comnare methods and 'systems. dis.
cnss their exnerienees and the yari-
ons ayocat;ons incident to agricul-
tural life and transact their busi-
meas tbronoh their own agenfs
sswhst msrcbanfs aud manufac-
.nro.. - I'D nthe-s - 5;frsrsnt voca-
t;ons in nrsct;cal and nrofessional
life have Iong aco done for their
mutual adyantare and protection,
n organ;-;ng themseIves into their
business sssociaf;ons can Be done
"a anr.ht y, 4. aore ~ tl,oea Who
iant I - tha all and fI. nrodmct.
tbsr.of | ~ for their means af liyeli-
hoo5 r mates no difference
wbether that nrnduct Il grown from
the soiI in the shane Of grain. fruit
or Vegetables or crown on the soil
IN the raisinr and breeding Of
horses cattle and sheep or in the
form of dairy products and poul-
trv. tl,a;r ;ntcrests ara identical.
Whers ;ntarests are identical there
should he organization. an associa-
t;on Of enercies of experiences. and
"a ;5aas ~ 3he end that out 81 dis
onss;ors and comnsr;sons the hest
systems NAV Be evolved and the best
rssuIta sccnred . II Z only bv the
adont;on ~ acme snch nlan that
ths acr;cnItnr;st of this sfate can
ga;u anv ;dea 81 the great natural
advantsges which We possess. and it
i the onlv wav in which 10 educate
onr oun neonie mn 10 ! nroper an
nrsc;st;on "a the mater;ai resources
IF onr own state. Ii 4 only by Q
nract;cal erh;h;t pf our owl, prod-
ncts that wa can ourselves learn
rhat : raalIv tba trne condition of
.hs .nr;cultgraI interests of tbis
Cnn,,s waslth
.sMarvland w.s IN former DAYS
fsnons for ;ts hards "a nnre blooded
cattia a ;mn ~. nortsd I from tbs hest herd,
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s.Snr;n gf;eld . some Of the de.
saapdarts of . bard that was inn.
soSa. an.aS thronr,. - + | she rnrt - RaIt;.
l"nre pv IN Isiz R.1f;more wss a,
Az. % 80. nrah.hlv az largest eat.
tia .; ;mnort;rs o, : nori i th;s conntrv
IT, was tha eatewax fhronph which
the educated and wealthy planters
Of the sonth and southw cat i'm.
,,ortad Aha h;rbbrad horses and cat.
r. w;th wh;cS thsv songbt to i'm.
nroye the herds mon their nIanta.
f;ons and ranches and the ener.
oetic and discriminatinr vesteru
farmer looked to th;a stafa for thf
;mnortad hIooded stock which hi
Laan hus;ness sacacitv taucht him
was ths most econom;csl after All
wbethsr for snac;sl breedinc nnr.
,,osea Or for aersrel Farm worR Al,
his i nov chenrsd since ths
advent az cornorsf;ens III this bus;.
ness has nract;caliv dcrerted from -,
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tta;- isrrs srr-.rst;css [ - c.,,;tsI ~
w;fh ths;r com % h;5 at;ors = mesns
with their corns 81 tra;ned and eace,