Rural Organization
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Rural carriers deliver the mail on these routes each day, keeping a constant line of communication open from the out- side world, the city center and to each farm, and back again. Here is an element of personal touch, the im- portance of which is frequently overlooked. The per- sonal visitation of the rural carriers, federal employees, living in the small city center, and moving among the farm people every day, is a community factor such as never existed in the world before.
It is well that thi...s system of communication should also center at the place where the farmer has his church, school and trade center. In some cases this is very difficult to bring about, since a farm home whose occupants have a certain small city as their common center may be more conveniently placed on a route out from some other post office. It is very distressing to meet a man in his town center, at a church, lodge, or cooperative meeting and to have him tell you that he is a citizen of that community and a member of organizations there; and upon later ad- dressing him at that place to have the letter fail to reach him because the Post Office Department has found it more convenient to place him on a rural route out from some other center.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rural carriers deliver the mail on these routes each day, keeping a constant line of communication open from the out- side world, the city center and to each farm, and back again. Here is an element of personal touch, the im- portance of which is frequently overlooked. The per- sonal visitation of the rural carriers, federal employees, living in the small city center, and moving among the farm people every day, is a community factor such as never existed in the world before.
It is well that thi...s system of communication should also center at the place where the farmer has his church, school and trade center. In some cases this is very difficult to bring about, since a farm home whose occupants have a certain small city as their common center may be more conveniently placed on a route out from some other post office. It is very distressing to meet a man in his town center, at a church, lodge, or cooperative meeting and to have him tell you that he is a citizen of that community and a member of organizations there; and upon later ad- dressing him at that place to have the letter fail to reach him because the Post Office Department has found it more convenient to place him on a rural route out from some other center.
What to read after Rural Organization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Burr to read onlineMoreLess
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