Lives & Memoirs
One Woman's Work for Farm Women: The Story of Mary A. Mayo's Part in Rural Social Movements
Jennie Buell
2026
1h 38m
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The story of Mary Mayo, a Michigan farm woman who became a leading voice in the Grange and the rural reform movements that improved farm life. Her work advanced education and the standing of farm women. An inspiring biography for readers drawn to agriculture, social movements, and quietly influential American women.
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6 chapters
- 1Foreward3m
- 2Section 118m
- 3Section 218m
- 4Section 319m
- 5Section 421m
- 6Section 520m
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