Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-03-24

az tho,so,,s ~ p" Jesuit Of thss
among farmers, known h,
fetal titles; the great 49, 1
those interested in agncul,,
velopment; the well-edi,a.
tural journals which in =
are power for good o,a
movements like the nrr
congress are to be credited !
new condition of affairO ;,
ing into rural districts-br,
change in the farm must o..
spirit in the home, a nay ~.
which Will make for the T.
men, the boys and girls ~.
and give them a differ,sN
life.
Oranges and similar org,,.
mad existed before this com,
made it's investigation ana
Home-making societies and !
science movements were nv,
and men and women student.
illogical conditions were thin.
the necessity of better thin,
farmers family. 1t woa
known that great manufact.
situations were finding that !,
and keep the best help and !,
best work, it was well to
hours, to insist upon
ness and order. A certab
building company had proved 1.
keeping interior of the steel i
painted white, the handle,
tools cleaned and whitened oy,s !
the windows and yards clean.
sanitary, the men were led ~
order, cleaner personal hahn
better workmanship. The nj
had long before shown that
courage their men to spend /
spare hours in railroad Y.Nf
club houses, reading or listgl
clean entertainments, they Il
Objectionable habits and increu
ficiency. Even the roustahor
workers who for many years
looked upon as the tag end dI
imperfection, when organigei
given Y. NJ. G. A., and otbg
where the atmosphere enW,l
better thoughts, education anil
gressive lives, soon became an
ly different class of men. Ever
existed that organized movemgl
the improvement of men and H
in every walk of life were sud
factors in creating a new nd
life. The report of the Count
commission brought to mind d
that all these factors were vi
but slowly in the rural distris
cause of disorganization in me-
What is need in the cous
| leaders, D." said the commits
Young men and women, tral
this work of organization and
uplift, and willing to devote
lives to the betterment of their
men and women"
There is need, the evidenceI
of a new regime when the
thinks first of his wife and Oh
of his home rather than his b
his family history rather than
stock. Recently, a great COM
of farmers was held in centra
tana. One speaker had just {
an excellent paper on THE HI
Money Maker" when snapp
dle-aged farmer, whose per'
showed that he was interested
higher things of life, arose an
permission to speak for
upon Money Making as a HI
proceeded to draw pictur
could be found upon hund
thousands of farms, and clos
the hOmely, but rather sig
statement: The great trout
some farmers is that they pa
attention to breeding up flint
and hogs than they do to
children that they can be pre-
And now the movement fc
building is to be crystalized
great congress as powerful,
in its work for humanity as
Farming congress which is
it into existence. The men
men of all the world will be
to assemble at the foot Of
! old Pixies Peak next October
mulate plans for a world-wi
paign for the ideals of better
and more perfect living up
farm; to discuss ethical nurs
Identification of the home,
ture, literary, musical and
farming, the care of the child
art of dressing economical
tastefully, home amusemenu
try social movements, and
dred other things that will u
home attractive and protiti