The Fat of the Land
The Fat of the Land
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Of course I bought farm machinery during this first season, --mower, reaper, corn reaper, shredder, and so on. In October I took account ofexpenditures for machinery, grass seed, and fertilizer, and found that Ihad invested $833. I had also, at an expense of $850, built a large shedor tool-house for farm implements. It is one of the rules at Four Oaksto grease and house all tools when not in actual use. I believe theobservation of this rule has paid for the shed.
In October 1896 I had a good of...fer for my town house, and accepted it. I had purchased the property eleven years before for $22, 000, but, as itwas in bad condition, I had at once spent $9000 on it and the stable. Isold it for $34, 000, with the understanding that I could occupy it forthe balance of the year if I wished.
After selling the house, I calculated the cost of the elementarynecessities, food and shelter, which I had been willing to pay duringmany years of residence in the city. The record ran about like this:-- Interest at 5% on house valued at $34, 000 $1700.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course I bought farm machinery during this first season, --mower, reaper, corn reaper, shredder, and so on. In October I took account ofexpenditures for machinery, grass seed, and fertilizer, and found that Ihad invested $833. I had also, at an expense of $850, built a large shedor tool-house for farm implements. It is one of the rules at Four Oaksto grease and house all tools when not in actual use. I believe theobservation of this rule has paid for the shed.
In October 1896 I had a good of...fer for my town house, and accepted it. I had purchased the property eleven years before for $22, 000, but, as itwas in bad condition, I had at once spent $9000 on it and the stable. Isold it for $34, 000, with the understanding that I could occupy it forthe balance of the year if I wished.
After selling the house, I calculated the cost of the elementarynecessities, food and shelter, which I had been willing to pay duringmany years of residence in the city. The record ran about like this:-- Interest at 5% on house valued at $34, 000 $1700.
What to read after The Fat of the Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Streeter John Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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