Description of Faribault And Vicinity
Description of Faribault And Vicinity
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Liiit Ihe railroad facilities being such as to make it a good point for the dislribution of manufactured articles of agricultural maciiinery, which ought to be made at home, instead of paying, as now, large profits to manufacturers and laborers in other States.
■'''■'If'll' i; FARIBAULT AND VICINITY. 33 As the chief interest of the State has, down to the present time, or nearly, been that of wheat production, the manufacture of flour and pur- chase and shipping of wheat enters largely into the ...prominent industries. The aggregate amount of wheat marketed here in 1883 was 800, 000 bush- els, which, it is tliought, exceeds that of an}^ other market in the State with the exception of Minneapolis. Eight flouring mills, with a capacity of 1, 200 barrels of flour per day, and two capacious elevators, create a brisk competition, always securing to the producer the highest market price. The cit}- draws a large trade in pork, principally from the wooded coun- try extending for fort}' miles to the west, among whose groves and forests many of the finest farms in the county have been opened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liiit Ihe railroad facilities being such as to make it a good point for the dislribution of manufactured articles of agricultural maciiinery, which ought to be made at home, instead of paying, as now, large profits to manufacturers and laborers in other States.
■'''■'If'll' i; FARIBAULT AND VICINITY. 33 As the chief interest of the State has, down to the present time, or nearly, been that of wheat production, the manufacture of flour and pur- chase and shipping of wheat enters largely into the ...prominent industries. The aggregate amount of wheat marketed here in 1883 was 800, 000 bush- els, which, it is tliought, exceeds that of an}^ other market in the State with the exception of Minneapolis. Eight flouring mills, with a capacity of 1, 200 barrels of flour per day, and two capacious elevators, create a brisk competition, always securing to the producer the highest market price. The cit}- draws a large trade in pork, principally from the wooded coun- try extending for fort}' miles to the west, among whose groves and forests many of the finest farms in the county have been opened.
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