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Hibbard, Benjamin Horace, 1870-1955 / The history of agriculture in Dane County, Wisconsin
(1904)

Chapter VII: Density of population,   pp. 203-206 PDF (677.5 KB)

Page 205


    HIBBARD-HISTORY OF AGRICULTURE IN DANE COUNTY. 205
ber of acres by dairying than by any other system of farming in
this section, and the decline in population in the dairy district
means that an economic adjustment is taking place and tells noth-
ing as to prosperity or dissatisfaction of farmers in general.
  Considering the county as a whole, the substantial gain in
rural population during the past ten years would hardly seem to
mark it out as a good subject for dissertations on "rural depopu-
lation."
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