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counSocial COUNTY Neighborhood Family Law and order Trade Daily Survival Food Workforce Justice Community Defense Social Contact Specialized Services Wider Economic Benefits Additional Labor Shelter

FAMILY DAILY SURVIVAL WORKFORCE: CHILDREN FOOD: SUBSISTENCE FARMING SHELTER: HANDBUILT FARMHOUSE

NEIGHBORHOOD ADDITIONAL LABOR: WIDER ECONOMIC BENEFITS: SOCIAL CONTACT: TRADE: NEIGHBORS CLUBBING DROVERING CHURCH AND CAMP MEETINGS BARTER I O U SPECIALIZED SERVICES MILLER BLACKSMITH COOPER POST OFFICE

COUNTY JUSTICE COMMUNITY DEFENSE LAW AND ORDER JUSTICE OF THE PEACE MUSTER DAY COURT WEEK