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In this particular Chieftain was fortunate, for a better driver than Tim Doyle did not handle leather for the company. Even "the old man" the stable-boss had been known to say as much. Chieftain had taken a liking to Tim the first day they turned out together, when Chieftain was new to the city and to trucking. Driver Doyle's fondness for Chieftain was of slower growth.
procedures have been established to assure citizen participation in government; and the airline, trucking, rail and communications industries are being deregulated; critical social problems, many long ignored by the Federal government, have been addressed directly; an urban policy was developed and implemented to reverse the decline in our urban areas;
"The automobile is the most dangerous weapon ever used by criminals," muttered Garrick, as the first car shot down through a mass of trucking which had backed up and shifted, making pursuit momentarily more impossible for us. "These people know how to use the automobile, too.
A man who buys a timbered land for trucking can get no income whatever the first year, but the poultryman can begin his operations in the woods, clearing the land while he is raising a crop of chickens on it. The coops may be placed in the cleared streak and most of the droppings utilized.
He had a family tree, registered sires, you know, and, had he wished, could have read you a pedigree reaching back to Sir Navarre . Despite all this, Chieftain was guilty of no undue pride. Eight years in the trucking business takes out of one all such nonsense. True, as a three-year-old he had given himself some airs. There was small wonder in that.
The trees are now sawn into logs of various lengths, and are squared by the axe, in order to lessen their weight, and to prevent them from rolling in the truck. When the dry weather sets in about April or May trucking commences. The trucks are drawn by seven pair of oxen. Each is accompanied by two drivers, sixteen men to cut food for the cattle, and twelve to load the trucks.
John Prescott retained possession of his early home, the site of the "trucking house," which he had purchased of John Cowdall, as long as he lived, but did not reside there many years.
"Well, that's how we earn our living," his uncle remarked. "Norah is my right-hand man on the run." "Ah, how nice! Do you find it hard to get labour here?" "Oh, we get them," said Mr. Linton, his eyes twinkling. "But I prefer to catch 'em young. We're cutting out cattle for trucking to-day. Would you care to come out?" "Delighted," said the nephew, glancing without enthusiasm at his flannels.
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