Farm in Mowes Co Minn Cash Cropland and Homes
Good black soil and ample buildings near a malt town with a paved road. Price 897.50 per acre. Owner Frank L Stoltve Lyla Minn. Also listings for 40 acre and 8 acre parcels with electricity and improvements. Note: various notices include help wanted and shop equipment for sale.
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Housing Expeditor Wilson W. Wyatt warns that despite trimmed construction and tighter material use, a labor shortage could delay the emergency veterans housing program’s goal of 1,200,000 homes this year. He cites July building gains but seven months show 607,100 starts and 287,100 completions.
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Sugar shortage to persist until Caribbean crops rise
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