How To Use Homesteader In A Sentence
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The agile flea is another "homesteader," and if marked, its favorite resting-place on a dog or cat can easily be determined.
The Dawn of Reason or, Mental Traits in the Lower Animals
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This story sounds suspiciously like a tale based on the 1889 vigilante hanging of the homesteader Jim Averell and nearby Ella Watson, the latter believed to have traded sexual favors to cowboys in return for mavericks.
Bird Cloud
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In the 1800s, thousands of homesteaders settled on the prairies of the western US.
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Indeed, from hangmen, Copper Kings, scientists, and artists to hoboes, harlots, and homesteaders, we enjoyed Montana and western history in all its varied aspects.
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Sheep and cattle, introduced by homesteaders, munched the grasses that fueled periodic fires.
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But Levitt was still building "planned communities" -- he wasn't building "planned tranches of securitized regional mortgage pools." homesteader "movement, all one needed to establish ownership of property was to mix one's labor with the land.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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The new young homesteaders had a real interest in revitalizing agriculture.
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For the urban homesteader (and the backyard recycler) home brewing is quite the scavenge-and celebrate hobby.
Jenna Woginrich: Green Beer: Homebrewing
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For the urban homesteader (and the backyard recycler) home brewing is quite the scavenge-and celebrate hobby.
Jenna Woginrich: Green Beer: Homebrewing
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The U.S. federal government offered 160 acres of land for homesteaders on the harsh fringe of the American breadbasket, where blizzards rule the winter and drought haunts the summer.
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Cowboys rarely, if ever, ate pasta and Italy's history, while rich and storied, is bereft of tales of cattle rustlers, gunslingers and homesteaders circling the wagons.
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In her poetry, this is apparent in the representation of prairie homesteaders as cultivators and, by extension, civilizers of an untamed western wilderness.
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homesteader" (web master) could build their website.
Word Around the Net
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Every homesteader who had a tug that would fasten over a doubletree, a wagon that could still squeak, or a flivver that had a bolt in it, went into the transportation business -- hauling the seekers from Pierre or from McClure to look at the land.
Land of the Burnt Thigh
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The homesteader needed a small filing fee, and a much larger amount of cash to survive until the farm got going.
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A steady stream of miners also clambered over the narrow pass and up this gorgeous valley to the mining camps near Cooke City and Silver Gate, and self-sufficient homesteaders called the compositionally perfect basin with its steep ridges and fins and buttes, home.
Canada Free Press
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Confining our conversation to firearms, the most common working gun of the farmer or homesteader in the late 19th century was the double-barreled shotgun.
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In fact, they are slowly decaying Western ghost towns, relics of 19th-century homesteaders and gold seekers who abandoned them decades ago.
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The homesteader was a young man who was beginning to look old without going through a middle age.
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
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As homesteaders, so many of our daily activities lead to the out-of-doors, and therefore keeps us connected to nature and all her changing faces.
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He was a homesteader on the western prairies.
Times, Sunday Times
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This 19th-century sawmill, built by Swiss immigrant John Sutter to mill lumber for American homesteaders, became the serendipitous point of origin for the California Gold Rush when a chunk of gold was discovered in its tailrace.
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The restaurant takes its name from a local saloon of the early 1900s, when Winthrop was a thriving frontier town serving trappers, prospectors, and homesteaders.
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Homesteaders usually came from districts not far removed from frontier conditions.
The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877
