Women and Work in Society and Education
The article argues that women's work in education industry and reform strengthens character and society. It notes rising productivity among women and cautions against vanity and excess, praising philanthropic leaders and highlighting the Woman's Republican Association and the National Council of Women. It tethers female influence to notable figures and ends with a rare Mohawk language prayer book sale reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Register
Woman's Republican Association of
United States
National Council of Women of the
National Council of Women
Lord Tennyson
President Hayes
Hayes
Gene Hayes
John Ogilvie Roorbach
Mysilo
Conn
John, Ogilvie
Trinity Church
New York
Rootback
Road reform through local effort and shared work
A farmer writes that bad roads tax all, especially farmers, and urges practical, low cost improvements. He advocates well bedded gravel with broken stone, seasonal gravel hauling, and a ten day per farmer labor pledge plus subscription support from merchants to fund miles of road. He also suggests optional dirt lanes beside gravel for dry weather.
Grange Meeting Discusses Rates Roads and Farming Ethics
Sonachwine Grange 1636 met at W H Wheeler's Saturday with members content to be paid for attending. Discussion covered an anti option selling bill and gambling in grain. They stressed calm handling of stock, road conditions, land values, and humane farm management practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonachwine Grange
W. H. Wheeler
The
Grange
Granges Plan Winter Institute to Boost Farmer Unity
Subordinate granges intend to hold open winter meetings in the form of an institute inviting neighbors to participate in discussions to advance their cause. The move comes amid concerns that farmers mistrust strangers and are easily misled, with sociability seen as a remedy.
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ALF
A. M
Hepatcas
Plaine
M.s Cabare
W.O. U
Our Lady of Perpetur
Henrysbrauch
Henry C. Lyle
Henry Camp
Aphior
Ona
T. U
Valney
Recall
Ulldsg . . U
Nigut
Temperance Hall
Balt
Monty H
Crow
Agpolia Grange, No
Clear Creek
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Gillett
Oongha Sore
Calas
Nile Fea
Yarg
Told
Ross Toe Fouta Neary
Fichiou Wee
Neal Ata
Boldatine
Amer
Garth
Saa Ete Tataes Scientific Aihevican
Espionary
Telraety Itera Rae
Uae
Mail.comfidentia Ag
Noskrat
Edo
Doforeyon Sell
Ebterman Bros, Nonry
MS Jolin Kline
Austria
Shakspeare
Valarié
Whittier
Boston
Tennyson
Ghange and Ageiculture
Riverside District
Sranse
J. O. Winship
Hood
Serseparla
S. S
C. B. McLemore
Henderson
Swift Srecivic
Atlanta
Carters
Toanto
Ies
Carter Medicine CO
Plymouth Bock Cockerels
Weide
Blaine
Efithe
Lea
Morton
Y Gon Miller
Leo Hi Halford
Foster
Hubbard Publishing
COL Broadway
Toonaks Et Louis
Turner
Hennopia
Smith
Peonia, AL
Gentlemen's Gal
Vamp House
H. H. Kirchman
Stich
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Henry
Chiuaqgu
Ly Quick
L. May & GO
Paul
Minn
J. W. Ryan
RIA. Illinoi
Fred
Eureka Co
Abingdon
Peorle
Rocker Washer
Ras
Rocker Washer CO
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Jos
H. Perry
Pepe
Benry Republican Steam Printing Office
Geo Burt
Maralal
Aubscr
Republican
Avalon
Laneiss
Henry, Ill
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Joliet
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la Salle
Motine
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Indian Territory
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ST. Paula
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Pacific Coast
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John Sebastiani
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