quarter section

It wasn't easy, but people managed to live off that quarter section.

The contest was for the development of a suburban quarter section.

Eventually, it became impossible for a farmer to survive on a quarter section.

It's a quarter section and good buildings on it.

"We have two rooms in the quarters section, but they are on the upper level.

This quarter section of his land claim was to be sold off as a townsite.

A homesteader paid a $10 fee for a quarter section of his choice.

It takes a great many quarter sections to make a bonanza farm.

For his workers he erected a large living quarter section in Elbing.

Even your brother Tom still talks in quarter sections.

"You are on deck one, quarter section red, fifth segment," a computer voice said.

"There'll be room for that and for everything on a quarter section," she encouraged.

While they were in the area, he conceived the idea of asking them to homestead two quarter sections for him.

'You're going to let them have a guest quarter section?"

"How much'll you stick the railroad for those quarter sections, Karl?"

As a memorial to him, a stained glass window was created and mounted in the door leading to the living quarters section of the car.

There was the quarry of perfect marble on Hafler's quarter section.

The two together were the original quarter section."

This particular revolve was split into quarter sections and allowed four scenes to be set at the top of the show.

The Morin surface can be separated into four congruent quarter sections.

A legal land description location indicates the property's location somewhere on a specific quarter section.

The original town plat including quarter section blocks and families could be a block estate of .

Gone were the farmers on each quarter section, and also leaving the prairie landscape were elevators.

There were two former soldiers homesteading on the quarter sections given them as pension for service with Jackson in the War of 1812.

One hopper ran straight between Cully's feet, a quarter section of dripping fruit clasped in its arms.