AU2010-3152 -- Kenneth (Wild)

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Title

AU2010-3152 -- Kenneth (Wild)

Description

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Interview: Discusses his pension and taxes. Talks about the increasing cost of schools and his opinions about contemporary schooling. They discuss attachment to the land and the history of Kenneth's farm and his family. 'I took over in '29 and I've been here off and on ever since. I put four years in the service, and outside of that that I was here most all my life.' 'I bought it in '29 and I had one good year, and then the Depression took over and I pretty near lost it then. And I stared after the Depression, I started building it up, and along comes Uncle Sam and says, 'I need you' so I went in for 4 years in the service and came back, and I been here ever since.' Talk about buring his horses on his land when they die, 'They earned their keep.' Discusses his perspectives on fate, destiny and divine intervention in relation to his World War II experiences. Discuss dreams.

Source

Richard Brick/Last Stand Farmer Collection -- VFC2003-0007. Vermont Folklife Center Archive, Vermont Folklife Center, Middlebury, Vermont, United States of America.

Rights

Audio recording copyright Richard Brick.

Language

English

Identifier

AU2010-3152

Files

vfc2010-0008_au2010-3152_sl.mp3

Citation

Brick, Richard (Interviewer) and O’Donnell, Kenneth (Interviewee), “AU2010-3152 -- Kenneth (Wild),” Vermont Folklife Center Digital Collections, accessed May 12, 2024, https://vtfolklifearchive.org/collections/items/show/1509.

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