Extra Census Bulletin No. 51
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The better class of whites have left the farms and gone to the towns, leaving the colored people in possession of the rural districts largely as tenants. To a large degree the farmers are living a year ahead of their crops, in accordance with the system so largely prevailing in the south under which merchants advance supplies for farm and family and take security bj' a mortgage on the next crop. Such a mortgage is commonly known as a crop lien and, unless it covers the land also, is not include...d in these statistics. The general fact is that it does not cover the land. Farmers buy hay, beef, pork, and vegetables at high prices instead of raising them. An observer, who has traveled through these counties, writes: "At the end of a season the farmer is almost invariably brought into debt, and its amount is carried into a new mortgage, with the additional amount that is necessary to make the next crop. In this way the farmer is gradually becoming poorer, and it is only a question of time when his property will be consumed by debt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The better class of whites have left the farms and gone to the towns, leaving the colored people in possession of the rural districts largely as tenants. To a large degree the farmers are living a year ahead of their crops, in accordance with the system so largely prevailing in the south under which merchants advance supplies for farm and family and take security bj' a mortgage on the next crop. Such a mortgage is commonly known as a crop lien and, unless it covers the land also, is not include...d in these statistics. The general fact is that it does not cover the land. Farmers buy hay, beef, pork, and vegetables at high prices instead of raising them. An observer, who has traveled through these counties, writes: "At the end of a season the farmer is almost invariably brought into debt, and its amount is carried into a new mortgage, with the additional amount that is necessary to make the next crop. In this way the farmer is gradually becoming poorer, and it is only a question of time when his property will be consumed by debt.
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