Wealthiest Thrift Gardeners Led U S Enterprise
Two of the wealthiest figures in American farming are highlighted. Haggin, born 1827 in Harrodsburg Kentucky, owns vast land including 400000 acres in California and 8000 acres in Kentucky. He diversifies with mines from Michigan to Chile, maintains a famed Blue Grass horse farm, and promotes irrigation against stock raiser interests. His horses dominate major stakes, with Firenze Salvator and Miss Woodford among his stars. Yearling sales at Haggin Farm reach into the hundreds of thousands in a long running breeding program.
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United States
Great Britain
Californ
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mia
Chili
California
Pacific Coast
Haggin
Harrodsburg, By
Virginia
England
Greece
Turkey
Shelbyville
New Orleans
Kern County
San Joaquin Valley
Firenze
Salvator
Miss Woodford
Ben Ali Haggin
Haggin Farm
Charles P. Taft
Middle West
Chicago
Philadelphia
Texas
William
Charles Taft
United States Circuit Court
Taft
David Sinton
Cincinnati
Dollies Great Hope and Dollies Coming Out Party
A fragmentary tale traces Dollie Laigh in 19th century California and Cincinnati. It recounts her family wealth and marriages with Taft lineage, plus Grandma’s reminiscence of her own coming out party, a lively 1800s social rite with music, games, and a first suitor’s adventurous proposal.
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Mamma
Gertie Jacobs
Dollie Laigh
Dollie
Benson
Dollie Number Two
Dollie Number One
Grandma
Mother
Liddy
Lydia
David
Father
Thomas Hayward
John
Virginia
Tom
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Southwest
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George Hearst
Daly
Homestead
Black
Dakota
Anaconda
Montana
Yale
Charles P- Taft
Europe
Buti
Charles P
Germany
Heidelburg
Berlin
Paris
Ohio
House of Representatives
Mailiam
Trust
James Ben Ali Haggin