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The farmers' institutions row: one whole, two open

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AUDIT ROW #314 · FARM BUREAU STANDS · GRANGE AND MUTUAL INSURANCE UNDER SETTLERS

The institutions row of the farm leg stands in three different states, and this article prints each institution in its own state rather than levelling them. The Farm BureauThe Grange limb stands open: no Walkerton or Lincoln Township grange's charter, hall, or course was reached, and the settler is the Indiana State Grange's proceedings (the standing GAP-W6-17 line), which carry subordinate granges by number and town. The farmers' mutual insurance limb stands open on the same terms: the township mutuals that insured this county's barns were real institutions of the era, their filings are the record, and no Walkerton-seated mutual was identified from this seat.

Principal sources: Farms & Agriculture (the Farm Bureau meeting of October 14, 1911 and the March 1913 organization), pointed to; settlers named — Indiana State Grange proceedings (GAP-W6-17); Indiana farmers' mutual insurance filings.

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Source: The farmers' institutions row: one whole, two open, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/walkerton/farms-agriculture/farmers-institutions-row-one-whole-two-open/