Gunnison And San Juan a Late And Reliable Description of the Wonderful Gold An
Gunnison And San Juan a Late And Reliable Description of the Wonderful Gold An
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G. Tinguely, who owns a ranch in the Ohio valley, three miles from Gunnison City, has produced fine crops of barley, oats, potatoes and other hardy vegetables, during six succes- sive seasons. John T. Parlin, who has a splendid dairy farm in Tomitchi Valley, twelve miles from Gunnison, has had the same success for the past three years, and I could quote others who have made small fortunes, especially on oats and potatoes, the past two seasons. Wheat is being produced in a small way. Hay, howeve...r, is the product of the valleys for profit since mining has necessitated the employment of so many animals. Three years ago this commodity went begging at $5 per ton, and ranches were a drug on the market at $5 per acre. Now I see single loads of hay selling almost any day at $85, and a good hay ranch readily sells for from $30 to $50 per acre. An acquaintance of mine named Mergelman, whom many Denverites remember as a poor clerk in a toy store in that city three years ago, now has 320 acres of hay land, some twelve miles south of here, which nets him from f 50 to $75 per acre each season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Tinguely, who owns a ranch in the Ohio valley, three miles from Gunnison City, has produced fine crops of barley, oats, potatoes and other hardy vegetables, during six succes- sive seasons. John T. Parlin, who has a splendid dairy farm in Tomitchi Valley, twelve miles from Gunnison, has had the same success for the past three years, and I could quote others who have made small fortunes, especially on oats and potatoes, the past two seasons. Wheat is being produced in a small way. Hay, howeve...r, is the product of the valleys for profit since mining has necessitated the employment of so many animals. Three years ago this commodity went begging at $5 per ton, and ranches were a drug on the market at $5 per acre. Now I see single loads of hay selling almost any day at $85, and a good hay ranch readily sells for from $30 to $50 per acre. An acquaintance of mine named Mergelman, whom many Denverites remember as a poor clerk in a toy store in that city three years ago, now has 320 acres of hay land, some twelve miles south of here, which nets him from f 50 to $75 per acre each season.
What to read after Gunnison And San Juan a Late And Reliable Description of the Wonderful Gold An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E Robert Edmund Strahorn to read onlineMoreLess
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