The Grangers, or the Patrons of Husbandry, were a fraternal organization of farmers founded in the United States in the late 19th century. They fought for the rights of farmers, advocating for better prices for agricultural products and fair treatment from railroads and grain elevators. Their efforts led to the establishment of cooperative buying and selling, as well as reforms in state laws to regulate railroad rates. The Granger movement also played a significant role in raising awareness about the struggles of rural communities during this period.
Grangers primarily blamed railroads and grain elevator operators for the problems plaguing farmers after 1870. They argued that these entities engaged in monopolistic practices, charging exorbitant rates for transportation and storage, which squeezed farmers' profits. Additionally, they pointed to the influence of banks and money lenders, claiming that high interest rates and unfair lending practices further exacerbated their financial struggles. This blame laid the groundwork for their push for economic reforms and regulatory measures.
it caused lroquois to fight each other
they fight till they get it figured out. or the fight in a war.
Deborah Sampson wanted to fight in the war for her country.
to fight
because they felt that we needed it
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The Grangers are an institution, a Fraternal Order that consisted of and supported farm families. It was founded immediately after the Civil War and continues to this day.
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Hermione Jean Granger
Either ... Hand washing with pure soap flakes... OR... Machine washing with a something like NikWax or Grangers... Works slightly better if you tumble dry it on a low heat with grangers
Hermoine Granger's child is called Rosie
stand together on national issues
stand together on national issues
Harry Potter and Ron Weasley are her closest friends.
Stand together on national issues.