Motor trucks in agriculture and transport economics
A historical analysis examines when a motor truck becomes an economical farm tool. It compares dairy, garden, and general farms, evaluating proximity to markets, shipping points, and annual transport needs to determine affordability and practicality of truck ownership.
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Corn Belt
The Farmer and The Motor Truck
The motor truck rapidly entered commercial and industrial fields over the past decade. Three years ago it was largely unused in agriculture and faced farmer suspicions and misgivings as labor shortages pushed farmers toward power farming and greater use of motor trucks.
Former resident Bryan McCloskey visits city then departs
Former resident Bryan McCloskey, once of this city, leaves this morning for Baltimore. He is visiting his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Funk, and is accompanied by his niece Mrs. Helen Brewer. McCloskey teaches vocal music in New York and sings in a large Methodist Church choir there.
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Harry A. Funk
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Helen Brewer
Funk
McCloskey
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