Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . The fen members sat for a picture. One a doctor in Duluth,formerly a school teacher at home; another a banker in Illinois;another, manager for Dun & Co. in London, England. The menon the rig-ht, both standing and sitting, are the boys at home. Scenes at Sunny Acres. Top shows the msple shaded lane tothe Kingston Road. Next the old house built 80 years ago; nexta freak of the camera shows the reverse side, but one can note thelines of hose leading from a hydrant to the garden. The bottomshows the remodemized bams with a cement silo, rodded bams,and te
Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . The fen members sat for a picture. One a doctor in Duluth,formerly a school teacher at home; another a banker in Illinois;another, manager for Dun & Co. in London, England. The menon the rig-ht, both standing and sitting, are the boys at home. Scenes at Sunny Acres. Top shows the msple shaded lane tothe Kingston Road. Next the old house built 80 years ago; nexta freak of the camera shows the reverse side, but one can note thelines of hose leading from a hydrant to the garden. The bottomshows the remodemized bams with a cement silo, rodded bams,and telephone line. They were part of that great Quaker migration fromthe New England States which included many well-known families as the Browns, Austins, Cornells, Or-vises, Richardsons, Chapmans, Rogers and manyothers. Strenuous times, like all the pioneers, wereput in by the young couple and many a tale of neigh-borly co-operation and socialbility are still toldaround the evening Hydro bulbs. One of the sons, also a Joseph, married Juli
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