Henney v. Lambert

The plaintiff owned a 320-acre farm in the west part of Crawford county, on which he was born and reared and which he farmed- for several years. It consisted of the NW1^ and the E14 of the NE14 of Section 32, and the Ey2 of the SW^ of Section 29, lying immediately north. A road separated the 80-aere tract from the 240 acres. It was- a mile across both east and west and north and south. It was a hill farm. The 240-acre tract, in particular, was a succession of hills and intervening draws, the latter being cut by ditches. The tops and sides of the hills had been eroded down to the clay subsoil.…