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How to make a country place; an account of the successes and the mistakes of an amateur in thirty-five years of farming, building and development: together with a practical plan for securing a home and an independent income, starting with small capital (1914)

Sawyer, Joseph Dillaway. [from old catalog] · New York, Orange Judd company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 29

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ply. One of the major requisites in country living is an ample watersupply, especially where much stock is carried. Hand pumps, gaso-line engines, compressed air tanks and windmills all have limitations,an electric pump, the ideal power, was out of the question, but theonly alternative, the… … A LITTLE TIOTHER RESPONSIBILITY JOYS OF FARMING. THE PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE 11 feet, pipes protected from frost where they entered house, barn andoutbuildings, and we had water in abundance both summer andwinter at practically no cost after the expense of installation. Nearest Approach to a…

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