Parowan Times | 1916-10-11 | Page 4 | Back to the Farm

BACK TO THE FARM from what can be learned the back to the farm movement was a at s low ebb this year considering the fact that for nearly a decade strenuous efforts have been made to distribute the population over the map instead of permitting such auch a fares rge proportion of it to lne live in n the cities and towns the result of 1916 is a an somewhat discouraging it was wall a hard year for such die dia trib ution for one good reason how ever industries in the towns and cities have been at high pitch of activity this being the caw case our indus tries prevented that steady flow to the land that is deemed desirable by all those who have sven given present conditions sound thought there is no doubt in the least that should a slackening take place in the industrial world the it drift raft to the land would gain momentum