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Excerpt from The Training School Quarterly, Vol. 8: June, July, August, 1921
To conserve this great value to the State our best and most unselfish labors should be enlisted. 'a bold peasantry, their country's pride, whence once destroyed, can never be sup plied.' No happier, more contented being can be found, I think, than the farmer who sees about him favorable condi tions for living, and knows that his own intelligence and enter prise evolved these conditions from the old poorly tilled farm out there amid surroundings lacking in all the essentials of progress.
What are some of those essentials? There are several, but - measured by the character and motive of its ministry as well as by its extent - I doubt if any will take precedence over the school. The present indications are that the school must be looked to largely in the future to lead in all the move ments for rural uplift.
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