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Stock Growth on Tutuilla and Local Farm News
March 30 note from Tutuilla reports Chris Rosenbaum visiting G O Miller. Phil Shockly returned to Pendleton. W P York sold nine work horses to John Crow. Dell Davis reports reseeding of winter killed cravists. A McRae and George Hoyt visited. sacks for the coming crop sold to Pendleton buyers at 64 1/2 cents each. A Tennessee company bought stock and land. Harry Card’s cattle herd moved to pasture then mountains. Seattle horse buyers sought draught horses but found few. Ed Morehead completed a well for Herman Seoul yielding five gallons per minute and expanding well-boring capacity. Art McCoy recalls a year ago aboard a trans.
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Tutuilla
Chris Rosenbaum
G. O. Miller
Charles Shockly
Pendleton
W .P. York
John Crow
Dell Davis
Milton
A. McRae
North Tutuilla
Harry Card
M. H. Gillett
Seattle
Turuilla
Ed Morehead
Herman Seoul
Morehead
Art McCoy