A young farmer was having money problems, I think he inherited his farm and was informed he owed the silo ( I am making the numbers up) fifteen tons of grain at 100 dollars a ton, he did not have the grain. The silo was selling grain at fifty dollars a ton. So he bought the grain from the silo to complete the contract, and made money.
This was just a small section of the story and I am blanking on the rest.
Thanks, limab
That was in a story from Wes Boyd although it is no longer on this site. The story is "The Next Generation" and you can find it on his Spearfish Lake tales.
That was in a story from Wes Boyd although it is no longer on this site. The story is "The Next Generation"
ayep, that's it.
but it's also on Fine Stories
https://finestories.com/s/10243/the-next-generation
I never thought of looking there.
That part of the story is in the very last chapter.
Thank you, gentlemen. For some reason I was thinking Dual Writer or you Ernest. It was just stuck in my head and wouldn't leave.
limab
For some reason I was thinking Dual Writer
In DW's Challenge there's a few scenes with the silo and it has money issues as well. So you may have mixed the stories up a little.
https://storiesonline.net/s/13232/challenge
