Language and roads drive farming progress in periodical critique
The article critiques agricultural literature for overuse of scholarly language and urges teachers and departments to speak plainly to farmers. It urges good roads to cut transport costs and boost rural prosperity, then highlights summer shop programs for Spokane youths and notes early Fourth of July plans and rising immigrant movement through St Paul.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Departments of Agriculture
Colleges
Agricultural Editors
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States
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The
Kennewick Courier
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Congress
United States Agricultural Department
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Mary A. Monroe
New York Daily Papers
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G. A. Moon
United Iron Works
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