Homecroft movement aims to place workers on small farms
The article describes aWatertown Massachusetts plan led by George H. Maxwell to establish Homecroft gardens and guilds. It promotes garden work weaving and crafts for working families to gain health income and industrial independence on small land plots modeled after English village schemes.
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George H. Maxwell
Maxwell’s Talisman
National Irrigation Movement
Maxwell
Emierson
Panto Aabaetoen Ee
Misa J. A. Turner
Cambridge
Misa Turner
Saall Parcils
They & Gardens
Bournville
Birmingham
Homecroft
Parking for the Town Park Movement Urged
The article argues the town should act soon to secure a site for a park. It emphasizes parks as lungs of the town providing sunlight grass and shade for all social classes, a civilizing resting place, and a hedge against anxieties. It notes land values will rise, making timely action prudent.
Regional Attentions on Attracting Newcomers to Farms and Towns
The text discusses distributing Taumigrants and improving a service to spread opportunities among parts of a congestion plan. It notes state interests and immigration agencies could be mobilized to draw industrious newcomers to farms and smaller towns.
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Arkansas
Romine
Sao Serge
Galvesten Becaen
Improving School Grounds in Rochester North Carolina
In Rochester North Carolina school authorities grade the school yards while shrubbery and planting are by private effort in conjunction with ample land furnished for decorative use.
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Rochester
N. C
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