Farm Life In Old Mississip A Northern Farmer Era Letter
A Shenandoah Iowa reader prints a long letter from a former Shenandoah resident now in Monroe County Mississippi. He describes land prices, crops, soil, and the contrast between cotton farming and corn in the South. He notes how northern families fared, the pest crawfish, and the harsh view of Black labor and race relations. He explains sharecropping and rations, and hints at mechanization and social changes on this old southern farm.
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Cheap Lands Brule County Investment Pitch
An author touts Brule county land as a timely, limited opportunity. He notes veteran buyers who capitalized on early picks and claims many buyers have doubled their money already. He urges quick action before prices rise, asserting big land men predict doubling within three years and call Brule lands the cheapest on earth.
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Sun Gave Up Preaching For Two Years
Rev D Alex Holman recalls sun stroke illness that left him with a shattered nervous system and fatigue. After two years of poor health and failed treatments he used Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, reports improvement and regained energy to preach three times weekly.
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