Co Operation and civic progress in a western city
The article urges widespread public cooperation for urban growth, praising the Grange movement and the farmer class for leading reform. It cautions against apathy, advocates a unified Citizens' Association as a non political Board of Trade and immigration commission, and discusses community effort, financing, and practical progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Grange
Ferguson
Jerseyville
St. Louis
Keokuk
Follenius
St. Louis Court House
Bt. Charles
Citizens’ Association
Board of Trade
Commission of Immigration
St. Charles Cowaed
Two Classes of Women in Bay Sinto Society
A Mormon comment divides Bay Sinto women into two types the idle well educated class and the apinsters or factory girls. The first are praised for beauty and virtue but mostly married, the second suffer in poor ventilated mills under dust and strain. The passage shifts to a detoxifying home craft about acorn and chestnut tree rooting in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Carpenter
Washington
Goy
Iuat
Ilo
Missouri
Maimimy
Bay Sinto
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Troy
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Troy, Mo
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