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Page 313
... receive . Their average pay three dollars and a half an hour . line is seven and a half cents an hour . it any wonder that we farmers see ed ? III It seems to me that what the farmer as to sell he disposes of in a competi- ive market ...
... receive . Their average pay three dollars and a half an hour . line is seven and a half cents an hour . it any wonder that we farmers see ed ? III It seems to me that what the farmer as to sell he disposes of in a competi- ive market ...
Page 317
... receive . Their average pay is three dollars and a half an hour . Mine is seven and a half cents an hour . Is it any wonder that we farmers see red ? III ( especially in cities of the first and sec- ond class ) up to ridiculous ...
... receive . Their average pay is three dollars and a half an hour . Mine is seven and a half cents an hour . Is it any wonder that we farmers see red ? III ( especially in cities of the first and sec- ond class ) up to ridiculous ...
Page 557
... receive more from war debts and reparations than it was obligated to pay the United States , it would remit an equivalent part of the debt owed it by France and other debtor nations . Although by the Balfour Note and the provisions of ...
... receive more from war debts and reparations than it was obligated to pay the United States , it would remit an equivalent part of the debt owed it by France and other debtor nations . Although by the Balfour Note and the provisions of ...
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INDEX BY TITLES | 19 |
FROM THE JOURNAL OF WILLIAM A CROFFUT | 55 |
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