South Quincy land offers wage earners independence and riches
The piece argues that vast, well drained lands near Quincy provide a path to independence for workers with small capital. It envisions five to ten acre smallholdings subdivided from the Kingdom of Reclamation, enabling five acres to yield crops like cabbage and strawberries, support canning factories, and deliver steady profits, with transport links and irrigation backing a future of ownership over wages.
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Onions to Market Sets Standard in South Quincy District
Fancy Red and Yellow Globe onions sold for $1.71 a bushel on the Chicago market. Each sack bore South Quincy District tags, with the shipment on South Water street establishing a district standard. Seed sown in March, harvest in October. One farmer earned $3,000 from a single stop on a five acre tract and enjoyed four months of leisure after profits.
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Pickle Growers Reach 400 Bushels Per Acre
In the South Quincy District pickle growers report 400 bushels per acre. The harvest was sold to the Pickle Salting station now in operation on the land at one dollar per bushel, totaling 400 a acre from pickles.
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