William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 56
ized as being tougherthan horses, and for this reason theyhave become very popular for certainkinds of work. The price of mulesseems to be continually advancing.Improved breed methods account forthis in a measure, because the averagemule is much larger than formerly.The real merit of the mule… … FEEDING THE CALF More play than work, this is a chore enjoyed by both boy and calf—it isgood for them and makes em grow. the eaves and 35 feet to the ridge.On the north is a low sheep shed, 40feet long by 14 feet wide, and extend-ing east of this is another low addi-tion, 26 feet long by 18 feet…
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