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ppinpfppi R 1 -t " *5. * . -» * ' J '--^r.-. •^•-•Y----- t> -t r--,; FiwgawiflSSFT' Mite#; PiRMM annual farm income of $110,900,-1 and perhaps a 090. The total (or the state ' la \ tl^lalk $500,000,000. The farm mortgage - titty ADVISER'S ! judged by the aise of the tomb- .• ' . . En-):ratg-,\iHonng iu the local cemetery. OOHllEirrS , ' j We took a short side trip one \ Iday back through a ravine to visit debt is $28,000,000. flrtniam Tammeus. Farm Advisor) Calvin Coolidge's birthplace andj Farms sell by cow capacity, not t. m, ______ I last resting place at Plymouth. Vt. acre. A thirty-cow farm k Whe grave is very simple, with wjj| have perhaps sixty acres of In Cnina. I am told, 3 per cent a rather modest tombstone, and tjnajjie Utad and thirty acres > of Of the arable land is occupied by was conspicuous only by the three; pasture, with the rest woodland. I'(rave .yards. They bury their dead evergreen bushes planted around; A, „„„„„„ _* n the best land so they will fare it in the little hillside cemetery.: nr„L.h® „?J» t Thnmai well In the after life. Another cas* } About half of the stones were Bratt,eboro' 1 met a Mr. Thomas Where ancestor worship works a those of Coolidges. The town had liardship on those living. •„ a population of perhaps 150 and a,ki- «*•«•«- *--<»• "e" s 'Hpfllttle pasture in -- mm- . who owns farms just north of town. He has purebred Holsteins. . • - H a r e ' O a k # t * • ; ' Western industry has been hampered by the scarcity of low-cost coal which would be made into coke. Utah has abundant coal, but it has a high percentage of waxes and oils which hamper the coking process. It' has been found that soaking the coal in ethyfene dichlori4f vtU recqoYf tfce*« substances. • v - : sixth on this farm. It was settled i by a Thomas in 1794. ! We visited the National Holstein j More than nine billion yards of. V fmtches, 1 was asked on our trip w"'-5 born upstairs in the back i, east to not© the difference in the His fattier was the storekeeper at tombstones in different that time. _ _ mrens. Mr. Hughes, my traveling The population of the state is i Association ~ office' at"~Brattleboro 9; , tompanion, -prosperity of 360.000 and there are 95,000 cars.ian<i the National Ayrshire office! cotton cloth were produced in this ftn agricultural area con best be!There are 16.000 farms, with an at Brandon. We signed the guest' country in IMS--a huge ribbon that , book, so we are now registered at I would run, back and forth between the right place. County Agent Bill j the moon 21 times! 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