Cyrus Hall Mccormick His Life And Work
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One enthusiastic farmer named James M. Hite, who had made a world's record in 1843 by cutting 175 acres of wheat in less than eight days, was the first of these apostles of the Reaper. "My Reaper has more than paid for itself in one harvest, " he said; and he gave $1, 333 for the right to sell Reapers in eight counties. Closely after this man came Colonel Tutwiler, who agreed to pay $2, 500 for the right to sell in southern Virginia. And a manufacturer in Richmond, J. Parker, bought an agency i...n five counties for $500; and won the renown of being the first business man who appreciated the Reaper. All this money was not paid in at once. Some of it was never paid. But after thirteen years of struggle and debt, this was Big Business.
Best of all, orders for seven Reapers had come from the West. Two farmers in Tennessee and one each in Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, [63] CYRUS HALL McCORMICK Illinois, and Ohio, had written to McCormick for " Virginia Reapers, " as they were called in the farm papers of that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One enthusiastic farmer named James M. Hite, who had made a world's record in 1843 by cutting 175 acres of wheat in less than eight days, was the first of these apostles of the Reaper. "My Reaper has more than paid for itself in one harvest, " he said; and he gave $1, 333 for the right to sell Reapers in eight counties. Closely after this man came Colonel Tutwiler, who agreed to pay $2, 500 for the right to sell in southern Virginia. And a manufacturer in Richmond, J. Parker, bought an agency i...n five counties for $500; and won the renown of being the first business man who appreciated the Reaper. All this money was not paid in at once. Some of it was never paid. But after thirteen years of struggle and debt, this was Big Business.
Best of all, orders for seven Reapers had come from the West. Two farmers in Tennessee and one each in Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, [63] CYRUS HALL McCORMICK Illinois, and Ohio, had written to McCormick for " Virginia Reapers, " as they were called in the farm papers of that day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casson Herbert Newton to read onlineMoreLess
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