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CHAPTER I. THE OLD HOMESTEAD II. A DAY'S WORK III. A RAINY DAY IV. DRAINING THE POND V. SELLING TURTLES VI. SELLING SAND VII. THE NEW AUNT VIII. THE SALE IX. POWER AND BANKING X. RUNNING WATER XI. TONY XII. THE DAIRY HOUSE XIII. VISITORS XIV. RUTH AND THE STRAW STACK XV. NEW METHODS XVI. RUTH AND JERRY XVII. FILLING THE INCUBATOR XVIII. THE NEW IMPLEMENTS XIX. THE STORM XX. GOOD ROADS XXI. FILLING THE SILO XXII. THE FAIR XXIII. CHRISTMAS AT BROOKSIDE FARM XXIV. COST ACCOUNTING ILLUSTRATIONS
ОглавлениеThe Afternoon was Spent Examining the Buildings and Looking
Over the Plans for the New Barn
The Old Homestead
"Well, Son, Let's Get Down to Business. I See You're Wise
All Right to the Value of that Pit"
Bees are a Profitable Side Line
The Tractor Will do the Work of Five Men and Five Teams
Ditch Digging by Dynamite
One-Half the Herd
The Electric Milker
Comfortable Sanitary Stalls
Small, Self-Loading, Kerosene Driven, Concrete Mixers
Every Boy that Ran Away from the Farm and Many that are
Still There can Tell of the Days Wasted on Repairs to
Wooden Fences and Cleaning Out Fence Rows
Extra Profits are not the Only Things a Farmer Gets from a Herd of Well Bred Dairy Cows
Good Seed Well Planted Lays the Foundation for a Profitable
Crop
A Well-Managed Flock of Poultry Will Return Good Profits
The Side Delivery Rake Fluffs up the Hay and Lets the Sun do Its Work Quickly
The Self-Loader Makes Possible the Quick Storage of Properly
Cured Hay and Saves Tons of Man-Lifting Power
The Electric-Driven Laundry
Well-Built Concrete Roads Bring the Markets and Your Neighbors
Nearer
Transferring the Green Corn Crop from Field to Silo
