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... That there be twenty - five cents , or less per acre : And progranted to the several States , for the pur- vided further , That not more than one milposes hereinafter mentioned , an amount of lion acres shall be located by such ...
... That there be twenty - five cents , or less per acre : And progranted to the several States , for the pur- vided further , That not more than one milposes hereinafter mentioned , an amount of lion acres shall be located by such ...
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... older agricultural sections The immediate causes of the farmer's disand represented the shifting of land already tress are to be found primarily in the unfa- in farms from a less intensive use in pasture vorable alignment of prices ...
... older agricultural sections The immediate causes of the farmer's disand represented the shifting of land already tress are to be found primarily in the unfa- in farms from a less intensive use in pasture vorable alignment of prices ...
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a any now of $ 2,400 , and that a bushel of corn 1946 or more a year in the factories , in the oil brought $ 2.25 as compared to $ 1.00 or less in fields as servicing and maintenance person1962. The praise that rings in the farmer's nel ...
a any now of $ 2,400 , and that a bushel of corn 1946 or more a year in the factories , in the oil brought $ 2.25 as compared to $ 1.00 or less in fields as servicing and maintenance person1962. The praise that rings in the farmer's nel ...
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Contents
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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