1922 Industrial Survey of Hartford Blackeagle

"Hartford lives on some inherited land that belongs to members of his family. It is a very fair farm and probably better suited to his farm activities than his own allotment, except that he is not justified in expending his own money time [sic] in making permanent improvements and the disposition is to neglect the place in such cases. He was making hay when we visited him, assisting a neighbor in order to get more hay for his own use. His wheat was ripe, almost ready to cut, and he expressed his intention of getting started at it very soon. he was making a root cellar for storing potatoes and other vegetables. His father, Black Eagle, lives with him and helps him about the place, but does not do any farming on his own account."