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Idaho, 1909, from http://www.remmick.org/Remmick.Family.Tree/Page45.html#Opal Idaho, 1909 Idaho, 1909 Chapter 8 Page 14
Great plains, 1880-1920, from http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/award97/ndfahtml/ngp_farm_threshing.html Nine AM arrives…so do Justina and Juliana and the women. They have a magnificent spread of breakfast foods and coffee. They spread this feast out on a canvas on the ground. It’s time for breakfast. This process goes on all day long. At noon, another feast is prepared. And, it happens again at 3 PM. By 6 PM the job is over for the day. But, the process will be repeated again for additional days as required until the job is complete. Harvest is a difficult time for the farmers of Bureau County. Chapter 8 Page 15
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