Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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Page xviii
... cost of getting milk to depot , from one to three cents per can , according to distance . That would leave the milk producers about sixteen cents per can , on a fair average , or a trifle less than two cents per quart at the door ...
... cost of getting milk to depot , from one to three cents per can , according to distance . That would leave the milk producers about sixteen cents per can , on a fair average , or a trifle less than two cents per quart at the door ...
Page xx
... cost of feed ; competition of oleomargarine ; abortion in cows ; lack of good pasturage , and distance from market in some sections . The past year the scarcity of ice was a drawback . A special circular was also sent to the treasurer ...
... cost of feed ; competition of oleomargarine ; abortion in cows ; lack of good pasturage , and distance from market in some sections . The past year the scarcity of ice was a drawback . A special circular was also sent to the treasurer ...
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... cost when pur- chased by the societies many years ago , while it may be worth just as much , if not more , for society purposes . In other sections the market value of the property of the societies has greatly increased , while perhaps ...
... cost when pur- chased by the societies many years ago , while it may be worth just as much , if not more , for society purposes . In other sections the market value of the property of the societies has greatly increased , while perhaps ...
Page xxix
... cost us . This results in good in two ways . It prevents the books from being destroyed , and also enables parties wishing to do so to com- plete their sets at a comparatively small expense . The following is given as an illustration of ...
... cost us . This results in good in two ways . It prevents the books from being destroyed , and also enables parties wishing to do so to com- plete their sets at a comparatively small expense . The following is given as an illustration of ...
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... cost the society $ 2,765 . This was the nucleus of the valuable tract now owned by the society . about one - half mile west of Main Strect . The present grounds contain twenty - four acres , with a half mile track , in fine repair ; a ...
... cost the society $ 2,765 . This was the nucleus of the valuable tract now owned by the society . about one - half mile west of Main Strect . The present grounds contain twenty - four acres , with a half mile track , in fine repair ; a ...
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