Semi Centennial History of the Patrons of Husbandry
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And Mrs. Atkeson ; Wisconsin, A. C. And Mrs. Powers.
This was the first session over which N. J. Bachelder presided as Worthy Master, and, as usual with a new Master, the membership felt some solicitude as to what he would say in his first "annual address. " In a large measure these "addresses" have presented the correct history of the Order and furnished the inspiration and impulse of the membership. Few "annual addresses" have shown a wider comprehension of the work and policies of the Order ...than this.
"The condition of the Grange throughout the country is pros- perous. The constantly expanding influence of the Grange and the greater publicity thereby given to its action renders the con- ditions more favorable for the extension of the Order. A sound financial condition is as essential to the welfare of organizations as individuals. Agriculture is the most important industry in the country today, because it is a productive industry. The pres- ent seems to be the opportune time for the extension of a popu- lar life insurance movement throughout the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mrs. Atkeson ; Wisconsin, A. C. And Mrs. Powers.
This was the first session over which N. J. Bachelder presided as Worthy Master, and, as usual with a new Master, the membership felt some solicitude as to what he would say in his first "annual address. " In a large measure these "addresses" have presented the correct history of the Order and furnished the inspiration and impulse of the membership. Few "annual addresses" have shown a wider comprehension of the work and policies of the Order ...than this.
"The condition of the Grange throughout the country is pros- perous. The constantly expanding influence of the Grange and the greater publicity thereby given to its action renders the con- ditions more favorable for the extension of the Order. A sound financial condition is as essential to the welfare of organizations as individuals. Agriculture is the most important industry in the country today, because it is a productive industry. The pres- ent seems to be the opportune time for the extension of a popu- lar life insurance movement throughout the United States.
What to read after Semi Centennial History of the Patrons of Husbandry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Clark Atkeson to read onlineMoreLess
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