Excerpt from Unifying Rural Community Interests
This conference has come to be almost a necessity. Four years ago we brought together representatives of various interstate - agencies something like one hundred people - to exchange ideas. It was the first meeting of its kind and we have since noted with great satisfaction the continuous welding together of feeling and vital interest. That distrust, suspicion and even antagonism which was so evident in the first meeting will not appear today. Of that I am certain, for we believe in each other and we understand that nobody here has any axe to grind. It is a great joy to those of us who are giving our lives to work in the country that the individualistic spirit is disappearing and the country people and institutions are rapidly feeling that they must get together if the country is ever to come to its own.
A new note has also been struck with regard to the relationship of the country to the city.
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