A History of Round Prairie And Plymouth 1831 1875
A History of Round Prairie And Plymouth 1831 1875
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These were sold at that time at about an average of twenty-five dollars each, and a year's credit given, for which peri- od the clocks were warranted. This mode of doing business required that his trips over his various routes of travel should be re- peated for the purpose of making collections. These were made rapidly, often at the rate of sixty to seventy miles a day. His man- ner of treatincr his horses on these lono- drives was peculiar, and may be of interest to some of our readers. His pl...an was to water them about every five miles and feed from a large handful to a quart of oats about every ten miles, making no stops for these purposes of more than four or five to eight or ten minutes. He says his horses were always fresh and in good condition, under his longest and hardest drives, while treated in this way.
Round Prairie and Plymouth. 1 89 Mr. Cook was enrolled in a military com- pany during- the war of 1812-15, and held subject to duty, but was never called intO' actual service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These were sold at that time at about an average of twenty-five dollars each, and a year's credit given, for which peri- od the clocks were warranted. This mode of doing business required that his trips over his various routes of travel should be re- peated for the purpose of making collections. These were made rapidly, often at the rate of sixty to seventy miles a day. His man- ner of treatincr his horses on these lono- drives was peculiar, and may be of interest to some of our readers. His pl...an was to water them about every five miles and feed from a large handful to a quart of oats about every ten miles, making no stops for these purposes of more than four or five to eight or ten minutes. He says his horses were always fresh and in good condition, under his longest and hardest drives, while treated in this way.
Round Prairie and Plymouth. 1 89 Mr. Cook was enrolled in a military com- pany during- the war of 1812-15, and held subject to duty, but was never called intO' actual service.
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