History of Agriculture in Minnesota
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Grafton now is the county seat, and the assessed value of the county to-day is seven or eight millions of dollars, and I am quite sure that they do not owe any money. Certainly, if they do, they have enough to pay it with; and there are a number of such counties.
Now, up north of Devil's Lake, in a new country, settled in 1885, about ten years ago, there are railway stations whose names you would not know or recognize, that last year shipped a million or more bushels of wheat, and these people ...are com- paratively well off. They got their land for nothing. There are men going now and getting homesteads in that country, and some are going farther west; others are buying the farms of the first settlers, the farms of the homesteaders. A great many people of the Society of German Baptists or Dunkards, Gov. Ramsey, I have no doubt, knows the denomination, be- cause many of them come from Pennsylvania, good people, are settling in that country, and I am glad to say they are par- ticularly prosperous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grafton now is the county seat, and the assessed value of the county to-day is seven or eight millions of dollars, and I am quite sure that they do not owe any money. Certainly, if they do, they have enough to pay it with; and there are a number of such counties.
Now, up north of Devil's Lake, in a new country, settled in 1885, about ten years ago, there are railway stations whose names you would not know or recognize, that last year shipped a million or more bushels of wheat, and these people ...are com- paratively well off. They got their land for nothing. There are men going now and getting homesteads in that country, and some are going farther west; others are buying the farms of the first settlers, the farms of the homesteaders. A great many people of the Society of German Baptists or Dunkards, Gov. Ramsey, I have no doubt, knows the denomination, be- cause many of them come from Pennsylvania, good people, are settling in that country, and I am glad to say they are par- ticularly prosperous.
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