The Despoilers Stories of the North Dakota Grain Fields
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"In 1881, — Who was the merchant in 1881? How much money did he make? Who fol- lowed him?" They went down the line from 1881 until the present time and didn't find one millionaire. Four had failed in business. Some had made enough to be considered successful merchants, but most of them merely lived a life of accommodation to the commu- nity and were none too well paid for their services. They then considered the machine dealers of A. , and found the same results. Some failures and none that cou...ld be called really successful. Not one million- aire ! My friend then said that according to the state- ments of agitators there ought to have been at least six millionaires made at A. ; that he had given them enough busines himself since 1879 to have made three millionaires if they had been taking such excessive profits from the farmers as agitators claimed. He invited his guests to go with him to D. , E. , F. , and G. , and still they found no millionaires. They failed to THE DESPOILERS 89 find a place where the excessive profits were going to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"In 1881, — Who was the merchant in 1881? How much money did he make? Who fol- lowed him?" They went down the line from 1881 until the present time and didn't find one millionaire. Four had failed in business. Some had made enough to be considered successful merchants, but most of them merely lived a life of accommodation to the commu- nity and were none too well paid for their services. They then considered the machine dealers of A. , and found the same results. Some failures and none that cou...ld be called really successful. Not one million- aire ! My friend then said that according to the state- ments of agitators there ought to have been at least six millionaires made at A. ; that he had given them enough busines himself since 1879 to have made three millionaires if they had been taking such excessive profits from the farmers as agitators claimed. He invited his guests to go with him to D. , E. , F. , and G. , and still they found no millionaires. They failed to THE DESPOILERS 89 find a place where the excessive profits were going to.
What to read after The Despoilers Stories of the North Dakota Grain Fields?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Edmund Buttree to read onlineMoreLess
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