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served its chief intent: that of producing children.
Its subsequent years as a farm and ranch and proving ground for other Clark generations were now ready to pass into younger hands for actual management. However, Bishop Clark retained his identity as its master until his final years.
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[THERE is LOTS of space on this page which can easily accommodate 3-5 more vignettes, some listed in NOTES on the previous page (new page 28), such as two "water rights" paragraphs found on old page 44 (4th paragraph) and 49 (third paragraph), three comments about Wilford's use of clean language, and two farm stories found at the bottom of old page 46-- a lost cow story, and a work-horse story. Maybe transfer those vignettes here?]