Level Paper Aids Farm Progress Through Triple Influence
The article asserts the Level Paper as the most useful agency on the farm, stressing a triad of influence from the press, pulpit, and school. It argues these three institutions must be utilized together to build and sustain agricultural advancement and community development.
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Texas
Lovery
Jpress
Rural life needs bold Texas press campaign to aid farmers
Peter Radford argues for a nationwide push to spotlight farmers' problems in Texas. He urges rural presses, churches, and schools to unite to inform readers, curb city sensationalism, and promote local papers as leaders in agricultural progress and practical reforms.
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Iby
Dailfieg
Farms and railroads unite to aid marketing of crops
The nation’s leading rail lines including Missouri Kansas & Texas, Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, St Louis Southwestern join with the Farmers Union to market farm products. The piece argues farmers need organized markets and railroads seek tonnage, noting price spreads and middleman profits in sugar tobacco eggs potatoes fruit and cantaloupes as evidence of inefficiencies and potential gains.
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Farmers’ Union
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
St Louis
Southwestern
Inc . Express
Thas
Railroads
Teamsters
Federal Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
The Call for a More Useful Rural Ministry
A rural pastor should lead in intelligent local development tying spiritual life to farms and homes. Emphasizes teaching, social reform, and community cohesion, with churches coordinating to lift economies, improve roads, culture, and moral life.
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Cmes
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