Hal, the old folks I knew made out OK then too. Just didn't have any money. Lots of folks now would starve to death as they don't know anything about putting up food. Canning, curing meat and so on. I still have a lard kettle,press and sausage grinder. I use them every fall. Got lots of stuff in a jar too. Place is paid for. Don't much matter to me how rough it gets in town. To many have been easing along on credit to long. My momma always said if you dance you have to pay the fiddler. I do need some more hens. Got rid of most of them a year or so back. I suppose if where to get bad, folks would be stealing chickens and pigs and anything else they could. Wait a minute. Lots of them doing that now. My G Grandpa made it on 10 acres and gramps had 28. They raised all their food right there.
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