The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-31

MI ana MIS-. >. II. DERBY Will De
the Representatives from lheDrIawarc
Grange at the meeting of the Ma
tioDal Grange. The call for the
meeting Of the National Grange FOL
flows;
South Bend, Ind. Oct. Is, 1902
TO the Patrons Of the United States.
The meeting Of the NutiOna al
Grange at Lansing, Michigan, be.
ginning Nov l2!h, 1902, viii be The
most important meeting ever held by
the Grange, for the following rea,ons:
~ The Grange is stronger than
ever before. (2) 1t is the largest
and most Influential Organization Of
farmers in the world. t%> It's de-
liberaliOns and action Will AFFECT all
OF the people of the Unitcd States
(4 it meets at time when great
questions affecting public welfare are
being discussed, aud public opinion
formulated Oh the most important
matters ever presented to the AmeH-
eau people. (5) The Grange, rep
resents the most important indus
try Of the country, and the loyal con
scrvative, citizenship Of the farming
population. (G) Whatever is for the
best interest Of agriculture is for the
best interest Of all the people Of the
United States who are engaged in
legitimate industries () In THIS
age of organization it is for the best
interest OF agriculture that farmers
should be thoroughly organized. (Sj
The farmers organization should be
right on all public questions, and
should stand for equity in all bust.
ness matters, aud in the cXG!lrnge Of
the products Of labor, and in lcgiSla-
tiun. 90 The organization should
make better farmers, with broader
views Of life, better education and
more refined citizenship. U0) This
is an opportunity that may never
come to you again. and every Patron
who possibly can should arrange ~
attend the greatest meeting Of farm
ers ever held IN the United States.
At this meeting the lessons Of The
degrees Of tue Order will Do gwen
with all their beauty and Impress
iveness. No Patron should miss
this opportunity of observing the in
structive lessons of farm !tc as
taught b. our Order.
Patrons, on behalf of the National
Grange, lextend a cordial invita-.
lion to come. l assure you that our
sisters and brothers from tn. Plc.ic
States, from the Sunny South, from
New Eugland, aud fron all parts 0!
Iur beloved country will be glad TO
'ee and greet you. Your counsel
will be valuable. and your presence
and interest 10 The great work in
which we are engaged viii cheer
md inspire US all to greater effort to
ldvance the cause of our Order, Of
agriculture, and add to our profits,
pie assures and attractiveneSs OF our
;hosen vocation. Cordially and
raternally. Aaron Jones, Master
National Grange.
NoiT fhoM lfllI FARMS.
Frederick Seeney, near "Dinas
Corner, claims he has gathered from
! two and one half acres in onions
}. 250s baskets. He has shipped
his crop by rail from CheswoId to
and other local markets,
where they sold from 40 to 80 cents {
Yer basket and nettel him from 20 |
o 80 cents. {
The early bird catches the worm
Is is realized by those farmers who
ewed their wheat early AT re- G
ent meeting of the Kent County 4
range resolutions were adopted G
pproving of the work of the State
'oard of Agriculture and favoring
N appropriation of $40, 900 for next a
ear to allow a survey of the entire 4
tate for the location of San Jose v
Gale and the complete control of "
each yellows.
Changers must be on the alert.
hey need much legislation at the n
snds of the next Legislature. 4
Farmers of Delaware what about b
God roads' Both political parties A
ave good roads planks in their plat q
,rms. The roads want more crush. fl
l stone and less political planks. Il