Montana farmer-stockman. [volume], July 01, 1951, Page 24, Image 24

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Air Edition Re-airings
Wives Pick Hubbys'
Ties and Tractors
From a recenf broadcast on Montana
Farmer-Stockman Daily Air Edition, KMON.
By DON R. BOSLEY
YOU KNOW, FOLKS, it is con
ceded to be the wife's inalienable
right to pick out her husband's ties,
but should she be allowed to pick
out his tractors?
Not long ago a survey was made
among farm families in the middle
west to find out who decides when
a family buys an expensive piece of
machinery like a tractor. About
three-fourths of the families said
that both the husband and the wife
played a part in deciding how much
money would be spent. Thirty-two
percent of the men even said that
their wives not only help decide how
much money they would spend but
what kind of machine they would
buy.
And here an interesting point
came to light. While 32 percent of
the men said their wives had that
much say so in such matters, only
28.percent of the wives laid claim
to such influence. Thus it was ap
parent that more husbands were
wise to their wives' subtle manipula
tions than the wives realized.
They Talk It Over
You can imagine how the discus
sion over which kind of tractor to
buy would go. Would it be like this?
The husband might say. "I just
can't make up my mind whether
to buy that red ABC tractor or the
green XYZ one. The green one has
a little more power on the drawbar,
so maybe that's the one we ought
to get."
And the wife might say, "But,
darling, isn't it true that the red
ABC is more maneuverable, has a
larger piston .displacement and long
er stroke and develops more power
at lower engine speeds and will be
more economical to run?"
Or will it be like this? The hus
band will say. "I just can't make
up my mind whether to buy that red
ABC tractor or the green XYZ one.
The green one has more power on
the drawbar so maybe that's the
one we'd better get.
And the wife might say, "You do
what ever you think best, dear.
You know so much more about such
things than L !• do think the red
one looks so nice, and Mrs. Jones
the wife of the man that sells them
is in my bridge club and they're
such nice people. But you do as you
think best, dear. I wouldn't want
to influence you."
Well, whichever way the discus
sion went it would probably be pure
I ly accidental that if you went by
the place a week later you'd see
the husband plowing their field with
I a red ABC tractor.
Strong-Minded Men
But the striking thing revealed by
this survey is the difference that
I age made in the matter. One-fourth
of all the men said that their wives
had nothing to say about machinery
purchases. But most of these strong
minded men were older. One in
every three of the men over 50 said
they never consulted their wives
while only one in five of the men
under 50 claimed any such inde
pendence.
Now, there was a time, of course,
when the place of the woman was
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