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Before Rosie the Riveter, Farmerettes Went to Work
During World War I, the Woman's Land Army of America mobilized women into action, sustaining American farms and building national pride
- By Elaine F. Weiss
- Smithsonian.com, May 29, 2009, Subscribe
From 1917 to 1919, the Woman's Land Army of America brought more than 20,000 city and town women to rural America to take over farm work after men were called to war.
Most of these women had never before worked on a farm, but they were soon plowing fields, driving tractors, planting and harvesting. The Land Army's "farmerettes" were paid wages equal to male farm laborers and were protected by an eight-hour workday. For many, the farmerettes were shocking at first--wearing pants!--but farmers began to rely upon the women workers.
Inspired by the women of Great Britain, organized as the Land Lassies, the Woman's Land Army of America was established by a consortium of women's organizations--including gardening clubs, suffrage societies, women's colleges, civic groups, and the YWCA.
The WLA provided a fascinating example of women mobilizing themselves and challenged conventional thinking about gender roles.
Like Rosie the Riveter a generation later, the Land Army farmerette became a wartime icon.
The following excerpt from Fruits of Victory: The Woman's Land Army in the Great War chronicles the farmerettes of the California division of the Woman's Land Army.
A brass band welcomed the first unit of the California Woman's Land Army when it arrived in the town of Elsinore on the first of May, 1918. The whole community turned out to greet the fifteen women dressed in their stiff new uniforms. The Chamber of Commerce officials gave speeches of welcome, the Farm Bureau president thanked the "farmerettes" for coming, and the mayor gave them the keys to the city.
The Land Army recruits drove the fifty miles from the WLA headquarters offices in downtown Los Angeles to Elsinore in style: the mayor had dispatched a truck to chauffeur them. At the welcoming ceremonies, Mayor Burnham apologized for the lack of an official municipal key ring, and offered instead a rake, hoe, and shovel to the farmerettes, "emblematic of their toil for patriotic defense." The grateful citizens of Elsinore gave the farmerettes three loud cheers.
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Related topics: Women's History Agriculture World War I USA
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My grandmother was also part of the Women's Land Army of America and I have great pictures of her and her fellow farmerettes. They don't look so very different than back to the landers from the 60s and 70s dressed in overalls and playing guitars and singing together - but their purpose was certainly a different one.
Posted by Deb Thomas on December 27,2011 | 05:47 PM
My grandmother was a farmerette! I have this crazy picture of her and her farmerette friends in a barn, in their matching coveralls and caps, posing with cigarettes. When I saw the picture in a stack she was sorting, I asked her about it, and she said, during WWI, she worked on a farm with other girls, to help with the war effort. For fun, they posed together, all holding cigarettes (she insisted they were just pretending). She said they were "Farmerettes." I had no idea she was part of a larger mission until I posted the picture on Facebook. A friend was so interested in the picture, he googled "farmerettes" (and WWI, probably) and found this article for me! I've ordered the book from the library -- can't wait!
Posted by Clare on May 10,2011 | 01:03 PM
I'd like to join the chorus and also state I'd never heard of these women before now & I also would like to see more stories like this.
With the right story, any movie about these women will be a blockbuster.
My aunts were "Rosies" during WWII (my mom was too young) and I'm glad we know about their contribution during WWII.
However, it's a shame so few people have ever heard about these wonderful 'Famerettes' of WWI. These women volunteered for hot, dusty, back-breaking work and did a great job. Good for them! I hope California, at least, has some sort of memorial to these women.
Posted by Christy on June 4,2010 | 09:48 PM
I only heard of the Women's Land Army when I went to London two years ago and learned of the Women's Land Army of WW2 which basically saved the UK from starvation in the 1940's. I never knew such a thing existed before. When one elderly English woman told me that the Americans had a Land Army, too, I was stunned. Never had I ever heard of women's contribution to the war effort. So, I came back stateside and did my own research. I interviewed women who were either in the Land Army in England, or who had grandmothers and mothers in the Land Army in the US during WW1. What stories! They had to grow all the food, but were forbidden to eat the very things they grew (and in the field, while harvesting, nibbling on leaves of the harvest was considered theft and thereby punishable. Plus, they got paid half of what men working on the same farm were paid - and out of that pay, they had to fork over more than half of it to the host family with whom they lived while they worked on their farms!) This WW1 Women's Land Army story is finally told, at long last. They blistered and bled to keep a nation from starving - so where is the Hollywood blockbuster "Saving the USA?"
Posted by helen demetria on April 21,2010 | 02:07 PM
I am really glad I read this article. I had no idea that we had ladies doing this during WW1 no one has ever made mention of them. I have heard much about Rose the Rivetor but these ladies deserve to have their names and deeds honored just the same. Thank You ladies.
Posted by Dori on March 15,2010 | 06:38 PM
As a history major and recent student in a women's study class I was intrigued by the story of the WWI era Farmerretts. The accomplishments and patriotism of women during America's war has rarely registered on our society's radar. I lay this largely at the feet of historians.
Women have served and died for our country since it's earliest day's and few have received the recognition which they deserve. I look forward to reading future Smithsonian articles on this topic.
Posted by Carol Traxler on December 17,2009 | 08:27 PM
As a student of history, I was familiar with the WLA. However, Ms. Weiss' article provided me with a lot of new and fascinating information.
Posted by Sue Story on June 13,2009 | 05:00 PM
Thanks for the Farmerette article! Aren't women amazing!! I grew up during WWII and am so excited to see your honor the women who saw a need and jumped into getting the job done! I'm forwarding this to my son who lives near Lake Elsinore as I'm sure he isn't aware of this fascinating piece of history!
Posted by Barbara Aasheim on June 10,2009 | 08:14 PM
Don't feel bad if you never heard of these hard-working women. It's been the nature of history to discount women's contribution to society, so until "Rosie" came along there wasn't much acknowledgement of women as patriots or movers and shakers. And, of course after the war the women in industry (and in the pilot's seat) were expected to step aside for returning men. My granddaughters don't have to be satisfied with being left out of history, thank goodness.
Posted by Jamie on June 10,2009 | 07:09 PM
My Mother in law, who recently passed away, worked as a Rosie the Riveter. What a wonderful time for the women of the war era, they set the standards and paved the path for many of today. Thank you for the article on the Farmerettes, a piece of history, I did not know about.
Posted by Barbara Metcalf on June 10,2009 | 05:40 PM
It does not amaze me that I too have never heard for this movement nor does it surprise me that it indeed existed. Hats off to us all - we do what needs to be done with very little fanfare in most cases because it would take too much time and time is generally not the ally.
Posted by Tommye Lynn on June 10,2009 | 04:10 PM
At age 79, I certainly remember Rosie the Riveter in World War two, but I never heard about the Farmerettes in World War one.
I also asked my wife whether she had ever heard of the Farmerettes and what they did during WW one, and she never heard about them either.
Thanks for enlighting us.
Posted by George Nazareth on June 10,2009 | 02:35 PM
I am so glad I read this article! I am ashamed to say I have never heard of the Farmerettes- and I wonder how many more have no clue about this piece of our history? Thank you for enlightening me that in all eras women have stepped up to do whatever it takes to help the country- not just the Rosie the Riveter decade.
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History can be described as a series of individual choices coming together to create events. In this lesson, students will examine the Gunpowder Incident from the perspectives of five different historical characters. They will discuss their characters' actions in small groups, and then present their characters' point of view to the class and take notes on each others' presentations. Those notes will be used to help students as they draw comic strips depicting what they think really motivated the Gunpowder Incident.
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Brian Pekari said the goal of his campout is to win so that he can "pay it forward" by helping out the McHenry House Tracy Family Shelter, a local charity that supports homeless families, no more than seven at a time.
His gesture matches a commitment by Freebirds to support the McHenry House, and the Tracy Boys & Girls Clubs. Every Freebirds restaurant adopts a local charity in the spirit of supporting the community.
"It started out as a joke with my kids and wife," Pekari said, standing next to his campsite of a folding chair, cooler of drinks, tent and a sleeping bag outside the restaurant on Tuesday night. "I started looking into the company and I like what they are about," he said. "Their logo is 'We can change the world.' I wanted to get the word out that we all can make a difference."
The two local charities took part in fundraising events at the restaurant earlier in the week to raise money for the respective causes.
During the McHenry House fundraiser on Monday night, which raised $121, Pekari said he decided that he want the organization to reap the benefit of his four-day campout. He said he felt they were a great cause which helped people get back on their feet at a time when so many people were hurting financially.
McHenry House Director Armenia Pereira said Pekari approached the group's table at the fundraiser and told them he was No. 1 in line for the free burritos. Pereira recalled him saying, "I want to give it to you guys."
Working under a points system, Pereira said the free offer enables them to accumulate enough points by waiting a month or two to purchase the burritos, including Freebirds' Super Monster. This 7-pound burrito can easily feed a family of four, and she said they would turn it into a burrito night several times a year for the seven families they house at the shelter.
"Bless his heart," she said, "100 degrees (outside). Bless his heart."
Pekari said he worked in the health care profession for 14 years and saw the effects that diabetes and obesity were having on society. He said Freebirds advocates for healthy food choices and he said everyone can live better if they become an advocate for their own health.
Pekari said he arrived outside the restaurant around 12:30 p.m. on Monday to begin his quest, and as of Tuesday night no one else had joined him inline.
According to restaurant officials, he won't be alone long, because there are groups of people who regularly go from store opening to opening to take advantage of the free burritos.
"Our following, our fanatics, build a buzz for the opening," said Regional Manager Mike Monserret. "We always have 25 people lined up."
Once the 25 winners are established, Monserret said they create a roll call and announce the winners one by one. Only those present will be awarded the prize. This was the first time he had ever heard of anyone getting into the line this early.
"Usually its 48-hours ahead," Monserret said. "He's giving it to charity, that's an awesome thing. That's what it's all about."
Pekari said he has personal rules to keep his objective positive. He said if he starts to complain about the 100-degree temperatures, he has to flip it and think positive.
"Keep it fun and meet people along the way," he said. "Pay if forward, so I have to walk my talk."
Pointing at his campsite, he said, "I've got my cooler, fan, CD player … I call it my urban concrete campground. The Boys & Girls Clubs people called it: 'camping for a cause.'"
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With the advent of the jet fighter in the late 1940's new demands were put on pilots and there was a need for a jet trainer aircraft. The solution was to extend by about three feet the fuselage of the U.S. Air Force's first operational jet fighter, the P-80/F-80, to allow for a second cockpit with dual controls. The first flight of this new trainer, designated T-33 for the Air Force and TV-2 for the Navy, took place in March, 1948.
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He is an attorney, fishing captain, board member of Save the Tarpon and avid sportsman whose team, the Elusive Tiger Shad, won this year's Ladies Day Tarpon Tournament.
He practices civil litigation and sees similarities between his time in court and his time on the water. The similarity comes from a sense of competitiveness, of facing off against an opponent. That's what pushed him into civil litigation.
He said he wouldn't have gotten as much time in court in a more paperwork-driven field such as environmental law. Litigation is more – well, that's harder to pin down. He was tempted to call it adversarial, but the word was too aggressive. Gladiatorial?
"Sure," he laughed.
It also draws him to the water and after tarpon again and again. Chris grew up fishing, at first on his father's boat and then by himself.
"I was about 14 when I first got started and I could go out by myself with a fly rod and jump a couple tarpon in the afternoon," he said. "To me, that was the greatest thing in the world."
Chris graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in political science before returning to the area and guiding and, though he built a clientele quickly and loved doing it, he said, he didn't want to let any options go unexplored. He entered law school in 2009 at Ave Maria School of Law in Naples, graduating in May 2012.
He became a captain in 2006 and ran charters while he was in law school to help fund his education.
"The semester usually ends at the end of April, so I would pick up tarpon fishing," he said. "There were times when I was running home during exam periods, running tarpon charters, and then going back and taking law school exams."
Though he wasn't a guide, Chris's father, William Cort, was an enthusiastic fisherman who took Chris fishing on the family boat. Chris's father also inspired him to pursue a career in law. W. Cort has been an attorney for 35 years, Chris said. Chris has joined his father at Frohlich, Gordon, and Beason in Murdock.
He still guides, using vacation time to get out on the water.
"I've guided quite a few charters this year already," he said. "Actually, this past week I took off Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. I chartered Friday, the fishing tournament Saturday, chartered Sunday and Monday, and went back to work to a trial the next day."
At 28, he says he is "still learning the ropes and trying to figure it all out." He is drawn to what he calls a one-in-a-million community, though, referring to the island.
"It's got a lot of history and tradition, and it's quaint and it's quiet," he said.
Chris said he feels passionately that the history and the tradition of the tarpon fishery needs to be protected, and he has vehemently been doing so.
Chris, Save the Tarpon, and several others have been named as defendants in a suit brought by Silver King Entertainment for civil conspiracy, defamation, and tortious interference with business relationships.
When asked if it was related to the current controversy over tarpon fishing methods and whether he'd taken sides, he didn't hesitate a moment.
"I've absolutely taken a side," he said. "That's why I'm involved in the lawsuit. I'm one of the founding members and a board member of Save the Tarpon."
Chris said he has seen much change since he caught his first tarpon in Boca Grande Pass at the age of 7 with Thomas Lowe (his mother, Tammy, also caught her first tarpon with Lowe). That experience began a love of and fascination with tarpon fishing that is as strong today as ever.
"My parents lived up at the mouth of the Peace River and when I was about 12 I started running a flats boat from the mouth to Boca Grande," he said. "I always looked up to the live bait guys like Coleman,Futch, Mills and Joiner. I didn't know a lot of those guys personally but I guess they were my heroes as a young kid."
He described the process of fishing with live bait – several boats starting ahead of the tide and presenting bait over the course of a drift through the Pass, and then repeating the process – as elegant and organized.
"It's a very special thing to see," he said.
Let it suffice to say he doesn't agree with the methods of jig fishing, but not because it's a different style.
"I have my own style, too, that's different from others," he said.
But the crucial difference, according to Chris, is that other styles can coexist with each other, and the jig style succeeds at the cost of both recreational and professional anglers.
He described the Pass before jig fishing as a place with an informal system of tacit rules based on mutual respect, but said that seems to have changed, which is what inspired him to write the article that has landed him in hot water. Published on the Save the Tarpon website, it discussed some of those changes.
He believes in the importance of preserving the fishery and of the tarpon itself, and echoed the sentiments of many researchers who say that, despite how old the tarpon is, little is known about it and any work on preservation of the species or the fishery requires a more informed position.
That's why he is one of the guides who supports and works with the researchers at Mote to get tags into tarpon when they're caught. It's also why he thought it was important to get involved with the community and fish in live-bait tournaments.
It was in that spirit that he entered the Ladies Day Tarpon Tournament with his team and, though he entered primarily to support the Chamber of Commerce and be involved with the local guides he looked up to, they took first place.
"I had no expectations of winning the tournament," he said. "These are the world's best fishing guides we're fishing against. It was more of an honor to fish next to them."
How did they pull it off? East of the phosphate docks in a shallow area informally referred to as "the hill," a "hill tide" occurs when, on a big outgoing tide or on a new or full moon, tarpon push up on the hill and surface as the Pass crabs flush out. It wasn't widely discussed but for those who knew where and when to find it, it was a striking visual phenomenon that made a strong impression on him, Chris said.
He had been fishing a few days prior to the tournament and realized the bites in the Pass were pretty slow. He also noticed tarpon near the hill and thought that his style might furnish him with an advantage.
"Circumstances that day just kind of worked in our favor," he said. "The fish were up on the hill. That gave us an opportunity to fish with live crabs up there and we ended up hooking a fish early on. We had the VHF but we didn't know who else hooked anything."
Since none of the boats caught more than one, the contest was decided by first release. Chris said they didn't find out they'd won until they returned that evening for the awards meeting.
"We got back to the dock and didn't know and thought maybe we'd place on the scoreboard," he said. "We were totally caught off guard by it."
Chris and his team, Olivia Britto, Alisha Aratari, Joellen Morris and Mia Ball, and Chuck Jenks, will have their names on a plaque at the Chamber of Commerce alongside legendary names he grew up idolizing.
"I knew the bite had been slow for a few days, and rumor had it that nothing is more effective than the elusive Tiger Shad, so I knew if we named our team that, we'd have a better chance of winning," he said.
Chris enjoys traveling, but mainly to do more fishing. His brother, Will, is a fly fishing guide in Victor, Idaho near the Snake River where, he said, fly fishing for trout is probably his second-favorite thing to do.
He also enjoys free diving and spearfishing for grouper; lobstering in the Keys (a tickle stick is crucial) with his sister, Kaiti; fly fishing in the Bahamas for bonefish; fishing in Alaska for salmon and halibut; and he's fished for marlin in Panama. Chris has taken trips that have no relation to fishing but didn't have much to say about them. He went to Europe when he was in high school.
"It was nice," he said. But being and outdoorsman who is so close to the water, he didn't find it as memorable as some.
Nothing compares to tarpon fishing, he said. The elegant, orchestrated movements of the boats in the Pass, the visual spectacle of the massive silver bodies jumping, the community of guides and anglers and the challenge of the fight against the fish is what brings him back again and again, and will continue to do so.
"I couldn't live anywhere else in the world," he said, "and that has everything to do with the tarpon."


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The TangoCMS project has released version 2.2.0 of its web page content management system. Central to the release is resolving some security issues.
During their current development cycle, the TangoCMS team found a number of security problems and decided to release "Eagle" with the express goal of resolving them. Planned enhancements such as a simple WYSIWYG content editor and improved page layout will have to wait until version 2.3.0 due out in mid-2009, according to their roadmap.
An entry in the TangoCMS bug tracker identifies the issue as being one of Cross-Site-Request Forgery (CSRF) in a number of instances. The vulnerabilities also affected previous versions, for which the project can't provide details for obvious security reasons.
A CSRF attack forces an authenticated web application user to execute unwanted actions of the attacker's choosing, possibly compromising the user's data. The attack typically results from a link or a graphic URL that the attacker sneaks into the background. Especially vulnerable are attacks on privileged users such as web administrators. Attackers can actually use the privileges to wipe out content or even accounts. The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has further details on CSRF attacks, also known as XSRF and "session riding," among other names.
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