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Editorial
May 25, 1910
Orleans County Monitor
Barton, Orleans County, Vermont
What is this article about?
Editorial honors Civil War veterans ('boys in blue'), notes a political squib on efforts to defeat Mead, highlights content for old soldiers including a famous Lowell-born veteran, urges farmer cooperation via Vermont Grange letter from C. F. Smith, and promotes the Monitor's ongoing agricultural education series on farming, poultry, and more.
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All honor to the "boys in blue."
The following editorial squib has been credited to the Monitor by an exchange but we can not claim it.
The cry of "Anything to Beat Mead" has been changed to "Anybody to Beat Mead" with volunteers very slow in stepping forward.
In this issue of the Monitor there will be found much of interest to the old soldiers. Besides a page of special material the Monitor publishes a letter and clipping of especial interest to Orleans county veterans regarding a soldier now famous, who was born in Lowell.
The Monitor desires to call the attention of its farmer readers to the fact that there is a communication from C. F. Smith of Morrisville, Master of the Vermont Grange, in this issue urging the co-operation of the farmers of the state.
We would also call attention to the fact that the Monitor is striving each week to have something of especial interest to its farmer readers. We have published a course in agriculture of nine two-column lessons by an authority on the subject, are now publishing a series of lessons by a poultry authority on poultry raising and methods, and have other courses when this is completed, besides a number of special articles.
The following editorial squib has been credited to the Monitor by an exchange but we can not claim it.
The cry of "Anything to Beat Mead" has been changed to "Anybody to Beat Mead" with volunteers very slow in stepping forward.
In this issue of the Monitor there will be found much of interest to the old soldiers. Besides a page of special material the Monitor publishes a letter and clipping of especial interest to Orleans county veterans regarding a soldier now famous, who was born in Lowell.
The Monitor desires to call the attention of its farmer readers to the fact that there is a communication from C. F. Smith of Morrisville, Master of the Vermont Grange, in this issue urging the co-operation of the farmers of the state.
We would also call attention to the fact that the Monitor is striving each week to have something of especial interest to its farmer readers. We have published a course in agriculture of nine two-column lessons by an authority on the subject, are now publishing a series of lessons by a poultry authority on poultry raising and methods, and have other courses when this is completed, besides a number of special articles.
What sub-type of article is it?
Military Affairs
Agriculture
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Veterans
Boys In Blue
Mead
Vermont Grange
Agriculture Lessons
Poultry Raising
Farmers
What entities or persons were involved?
Boys In Blue
Mead
Orleans County Veterans
C. F. Smith
Vermont Grange
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Honoring Veterans, Political Commentary, And Agricultural Promotion
Stance / Tone
Supportive And Promotional
Key Figures
Boys In Blue
Mead
Orleans County Veterans
C. F. Smith
Vermont Grange
Key Arguments
Honor To Civil War Veterans
Slow Volunteer Response To Beat Mead In Politics
Special Content For Old Soldiers Including Famous Lowell Born Veteran
Urge Farmer Cooperation Via Grange
Ongoing Agricultural Education In The Monitor