Farm Values and the Cost of a Live Town
A Second Story piece argues farm values rise with a thriving local market. The 1914 dialogue compares Cen terville and Mossdale, condemns mail order buying, and stresses town economics, local merchants, and cash circulation as keys to land worth and youth staying in the countryside.
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Centerville
Mossdale
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