antly, is
a wasteful method, because the stove grows so cold that most of the
fresh heat is lost in raising the temperature again to the degree
necessary for cooking.[49]

INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE OF GEORGE W. KIDWELL
December 9, 1925

ARTICLE VALUE.

8 Grade Guernsey Cows, $40.00 each $ 320.00
12 Holstein Cows 480.00
1 Bull 50.00
1 Holstein Calf 10.00
2 Black Heiffers, $40.00 each 80.00
2 Small Black Heiffers 30.00
2 Black Horses 100.00
2 Double Sets Harness 25.00
15 milk Cans 15.00
2 Milk Buckets 1.00
1 Strainer .25
133 Shocks Fodder 39.90
120 Barrels Corn 360.00
6 2/3 Tons Hay Bailed, $20.00 Ton 133.33
6600 Lbs. Loose Hay @.75 49.50
20 Tons Ensilage 40.00
160 Bu. Wheat @ $1.40 per Bu 224.00
1 High Wheel Wagon 25.00
1 Truck Wagon 20.00
1 Top Wagon 10.00
1 Manure Spreader 100.00
1 Hay Ladder 10.00
1 Blizzard Ensilage Cutter 15.00
1 Gasoline Engine 20.00
1 Milk Wagon 10.00
1 Platform Scale 10.00
1 Set Single Harness 1.00
1 Buggy 2.00
1/2 Ton $16.00 Rock 9.00
1 Oil Drum .50
1 One Horse Wagon 2.00
1 Basket Sleigh