Country JakeMacmillan, 1946 - 258 |
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Strona 140
... corn run into the bushel basket without sorting out the small and smutty ears . He explained afterward , as he was trying to explain now , that it was his custom to let the corn run into the basket out of the pile , and toss out the bad ...
... corn run into the bushel basket without sorting out the small and smutty ears . He explained afterward , as he was trying to explain now , that it was his custom to let the corn run into the basket out of the pile , and toss out the bad ...
Strona 151
... corn poked its pale way through the ground . But there were long gaps in every row ! It turned out that Van had not set the dropping plates correctly , and they had missed a certain number of drops on every round . John undertook to ...
... corn poked its pale way through the ground . But there were long gaps in every row ! It turned out that Van had not set the dropping plates correctly , and they had missed a certain number of drops on every round . John undertook to ...
Strona 157
... corn to feed hogs . There was always a nice balance between the price of corn and the price of hogs , and few farmers ever figured out the problem of the advisability of feeding the corn or selling it to people who would take the risk ...
... corn to feed hogs . There was always a nice balance between the price of corn and the price of hogs , and few farmers ever figured out the problem of the advisability of feeding the corn or selling it to people who would take the risk ...
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