 | Child welfare - 1921 - 1764 pages
...Central Railroad crossed the county from north to south. Stations were only from 4 to T miles apart. None of the families visited lived more than 10 miles from...very small part of the stock and grain raised in the county was used by the local market. Roads and mail service. — -On account of the many hills and... | |
 | Child welfare - 1921 - 1160 pages
...Central Railroad croased the county from north to south. Stations were only from 4 to 7 miles apart. None of the families visited lived more than 10 miles from...Louis and Memphis. Shipments of cotton, hay, cattle, hops, and other produce were arranged for in carload lots by the county agricultural agent. Only a... | |
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Stations were only from 4 to 7 miles apart. None of the families visited lived more than 10 miles from a railroad station. The large markets were St. Louis and Memphis. Shipments of cotton, hay, cattle, hogs, and other produce were arranged for in carload... 