Rural church life in the Middle West, as illustrated by Clay County, Iowa, and Jennings County, Indiana, with comparative data from studies of thirty-five middle western counties (1922)
Landis, Benson Young, 1897- · New York, G.H. Doran Co · leaf 38
nly 12.8 per cent of the farms were operated by tenants in 1920,this being an increase of only 4 per cent over the proportion in 1900.I^hroughout the Middle West during the past twenty years tenantryhas increased 7 per cent in Iowa, 3.4 per cent in Illinois, 8 per centin Indiana, 1 per cent in… … Courtesy of Rural Spciili;v SnliIowa State College of J^Tu/r/d OWNERSHIP AND TENANCY Above is a fine type of Iowa homestead, owned by the farmer. Tielow is a home that has been rented for years to successive tenants. It is in one cf the best farming secticns of Iowa, but thougli picturesque, is…
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