FARM MANAGEMENT IN SUMTER COUNTY, GA. 



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LABOR INCOME FREQUENCY 







FOR 

 EACH TENURE FOR 1913 AND 1918 



LABOR 

 INCOME 



IN 



DOLLARS 



WHITE 

 1913 



OWNERS 

 1918 



WHITE TENANTS 

 1913 1918 



COLORED OWNERS COLORED TENANTS 



1913 1918 1913 1918 



. 1 



LABOR 

 NCOME 



IN 



DOLLARS 







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• 

















9.000 - 





• 















- 9.000 





• 











1 





8.000 - 





. 







EACH DOT REPRESENTS 



THE 



LABOR INCOME 



OF A 







- 7.000 

 - 6.000 



6,000 - 





• 





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FAF 



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5.000 - 

 4.000 • 



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1913 



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1918 



1913 



1918 



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1918 



1913 



1918 





Fig. 6. — This chart shows that comparatively few of the farms returned very high labor 

 incomes, and that the great majority of them returned less than $1,000. With higher 

 price levels more farms returned over $1,000 labor incomes In 1918 than in 1913, and 

 there were fewer farms with no labor income (those below the zero line). 



owns part or all of the working capital and the landlord the real 

 estate and sometimes part of the working capital. 



Comparing the capital distribution in 1913 and 1918 (Table 10) 

 only slight variations in percentage distribution of items appear ; but 

 the amount of capital varied greatly, with a marked increase for 1918. 



