The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-07
Urging Expansion
IN Women's Work


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Earn.c.oa! housekeeping.
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IL : unity. The prosperity
which belongs 70 the ,own corner to
u ,a!o1ga the country. We can and
Eaor.c oner 70 women % the farms
the szme advantages tia, We as town
women receive from lectures. from
anrs:c. from personal comoanionsh!p,
from WI Libraries, etc. We know
@sch other vel! and depend upon each
o:ner IN the small towng. Men of the
town q Of the country meet in a
augtness way and know zach other
well but women Of the town and Gun
Try are almost strangers 70 each other.
One should seek the other.
District school houses should be
Used az social cente:s to bring the
town and farm women together. We
pay for heat and Ugh, for Our school
houses and yet they arr eve used ex-
cept in school hours. fThe thirty con-
aolica;ed schools in Gannefota are Co.
ing wonder. in bringing the people
together. Farm houses are usually
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women and the women hes!.a:e TO in
v!te more than two or three 70 come
20 their home.
~ n schools are used for club
meetings. the town ONE q help in
arranging the program. They can
bring lecturers, prepare papers Of the
scientific side OF housekeeping. on
gardening, sewing. etc.
People leave the farm because Of
the monotony and consequences of
their lives. II they understood better
some Of the Principles of running
their farms in q modern way. IL the
housewife had running water. screen
ed porches and machinery to tighten
her work, she would have more time
mind and the rate of insanity among
farmers and their wives would be
greatly lsssened. The farm woman
whose children have grown up and
left home. has no interests whatever
! n!!fe. She does not understand the
conpaniongh!p Of books and If she
doeg, she is not acquainted with the
fact that the travelling Libraries can
be had with but little effort.
For the Benefit OF Both.
The scholarship funds Of the state
federation are for the benefit Of the
country as we'll as the cit ygirl. They
should be used to fit the country girl
for remunera:!"e work before she
ome to the city unprepared for
work which will 6 We her a living
wage. We sit still and do nothing to
prevent %thousands Of girls coming to
the city absolutely ignorant Of any
branch Of work through which they
earn a decent living. We have the
responsibility Of the fate Of these i'll
trained young people II we do not help
them when we have them near at
hand.
THE women OF today are doing too
much for their children; they are not
giving them enough responsibility.
People talk about women giving 80
much time to club york. I would ad-
wise more club work and leaving :?