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from its first year, which discussed suffrage, equal rights, dower law and homesteading. The woman's page later included a readers' forum, advice on managing a household, and opinions on marriage, motherhood, women's work and finances. Separately the paper covered activities in the women's
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who believed that women had accepted responsibility for caring for the home and children, but that they should be educated, have property rights and have a voice in political debates.
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agricultural techniques. The paper became an essential source of information about the outside world to prairie farmers. Readers were encouraged to give their views, and the
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