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... acre ; from a quarter acre of cantelopes , fifty dollars ; from another quarter acre in early cabbages , fifty dollars ; from two and a quarter acres in turnips and tomatoes , four hundred and eighty - eight dollars and fifty cents ...
... acre ; from a quarter acre of cantelopes , fifty dollars ; from another quarter acre in early cabbages , fifty dollars ; from two and a quarter acres in turnips and tomatoes , four hundred and eighty - eight dollars and fifty cents ...
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... acre . May 11. - Weeded field in one day , by one I would recommend being tried on a small man and three women . THE ... acre , he , this season sowed a bushel , and his return was per acre , 50 bushels , of 63 lbs . , equal to 43 , of ...
... acre . May 11. - Weeded field in one day , by one I would recommend being tried on a small man and three women . THE ... acre , he , this season sowed a bushel , and his return was per acre , 50 bushels , of 63 lbs . , equal to 43 , of ...
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... acre . In the boyhood of middle aged men , the same land produced five barrels of corn per acre . Now , according to the concur- rent statements of numerous farmers , one barrel of corn per acre , worth $ 5.00 to - day | and $ 3.00 at ...
... acre . In the boyhood of middle aged men , the same land produced five barrels of corn per acre . Now , according to the concur- rent statements of numerous farmers , one barrel of corn per acre , worth $ 5.00 to - day | and $ 3.00 at ...
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