1922 Industrial Survey of Holds

"This man should farm a great deal more than he does. I am at a loss to know how he lives. He has but little land in the valley but it is not used as well as it should be. He has considerable land that could be dry farmed on the bench. Considerable of his land is valuable only for grazing, but he has no stock. He is an able-bodied man and appears to have enough stock to do considerable farming. one thing in his favor is that he generally lives at home. He may camp on the river a part of the summer, but he does not appear to sponge off of his relative and friends, nor does he permit them to sponge off of him."