Women reformers report on child labor and education gains
Mrs Florence Kelley reports Pennsylvania ranks low in child literacy and protection while highlighting Wyoming’s model of traveling teachers and near absence of child labor. Alabama clubs push bills funding reform and women on school boards. Minnesota speakers laud club movement. Cincinnati’s Frances Willard statue bill passes Illinois Legislature. Wyoming again endorses equal suffrage.
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Florence Kelley
National Consumers ‘League
Pennsylvania
Civic Club of
Philadelphia
New York
Kelley
Alabama
Wyoming
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
Huntaville
Ala
Eastlake
Montevallo
Montgomery
Minnesota State Federation
Minneapolis
Judge Wilson
Busan B Anthony Club
Cinernati
Miss Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Vassar
Grange and Agriculture Talk on Farms and Education
Speech highlights from Gov Hoard urging use of common schools to teach agriculture, praises the farm hand wage advantage, and notes growing interest in a St Louis fruit exhibit with doubled venue space. It also comments on calves pedigree value and farm youth staying rural amid roads and telephones.
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St Louia
St. Louis
Farmers’ Institute
Gov Hoard
Probate Court Notices and Estate Actions
Probate court assigns Agnes Bush as administratrix of Isaac P. Bush with bond set at 800. Warrant of appraisement for estates of Peter Howard and Artenaissa Swarts ordered. Final order settling Isaac Bush estate filed. Inventory and current reports filed for James Whittle Stephen Cornell John Vosberg and William Vosberg minors. Public notices require posting and publication. Brain Food Nonsense column attacks fad theories and promotes Green's August Flower with drugstore price.
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Isaac P. Bush
Agnes Bush
J. W
J. N. Krenz
H. J. Gregory
Peter Howard
Sarah Swéartz
Artenaissa Swarts
James Whittle
Stephen Cornell
Johnn Vosberg
William Vosberg
Cleanliness in Care of Milk Emphasized by Illinois Study
Prof W J Fraser of the Illinois College of Agriculture summarizes six years of dairy research by the Illinois agricultural experiment station. He argues that milk and dairy products suffer from poor quality due to dirt and contamination. thorough cleanliness at every production step is essential to safe, wholesome dairy products and can raise market standards without requiring expensive facilities.
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W. J. Fraser
Illinoi College of Agriculture
Urbana
Illinois
Department of Dairy Husbandry
Ilinois Agricultural Experiment Station
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