For a brief interlude in American h

For a brief interlude in American history between the passing of the Indian
and the buffalo and the entry of the farmer and the barbed-wire fence, the
Great Plains witnessed the most picturesque industrial drama ever staged – the drama
of the open range and the cattle ranch. If the Southern planter could once claim
that cotton was king, the Western cattleman could proclaim with equal fervor
that grass was king. For the time being, at least, the plains were one limitless,
fenceless, gateless pasture of rich, succulent, and ownerless grass that was there
for the taking. Within an incredibly short period the herds of bison had been
replaced and outnumbered by the herds of cattle. This vast expanse of grassland, populated mainly by longhorn cattle
and hardworking cowboys, became the domain of a group of entrepreneurs who
decided that they could make money in cattle. These were the hardheaded
businessmen who built the Western livestock industry. They were known as the
cattle barons, a term they detested, and they ruled enormous fields that as of 1883 held half of the West’s 23 million cows.
In background these businessmen varied widely. A would-be baron often
started as a cowboy himself – perhaps one of the men who had drifted into the
brushlands after fighting in the Texas Revolution of 1836. Or he might be a
refugee from a burned-out farm in the Old South. Or he might be an Easterner
seeking a new life and fortune on the frontier. In any case, he was likely to be an
adventurous man, accustomed to hard work and violence and ready for both.
These men were alike in another respect: they kept their eyes fixed on the profit-
and-loss statement. And in so doing they managed to establish a business – and
a way of life – that the world would see only once in the Old West they ruled.

Kết quả (Hausa) 1:

Ga wani taƙaitaccen interlude a tarihin {asar Amirka tsakanin shigewar India
da bauna da shigarwa na manomi da barbed-waya shinge, da
girma sararan kasa halarta mafi picturesque masana'antu drama kullum aiwatar - da wasan kwaikwayo
na bude iyaka da shanu ranch. Idan Southern planter iya zarar da'awar
que auduga ya sarki, Western cattleman iya shelar da daidai tsanani ga ambato
que ciyawa ya sarki. Don lokaci kasancewa, a kalla, wanda marasa iyaka filayen kasance,
fenceless, gateless makiyaya na arziki, succulent, kuma ownerless ciyawa da yake akwai
na shan. A cikin wani wuce yarda da gajeren lokaci da garkunan bison aka
sauya kuma outnumbered da shanu. Wannan sararin sararin makiyayar lugar yafi by longhorn dabbõbi
da hardworking kaboyi, becames kan yankin da wani rukuni na 'yan kasuwa da suka
yanke shawarar que su iya yin kudi a cikin dabbõbin ni'ima. Waɗannan su ne hardheaded
kasuwa suka gina Western dabbobi masana'antu. Suka aka sani a matsayin
shanu barons, wa'adi theyâ ƙi, kuma theyâ mulki que babban filayen kamar yadda na 1883 da aka gudanar da rabi na yamma ta 23 da miliyan shanu.
A cikin wadannan baya kasuwa bambanta yadu. A dã-a Baron sau da yawa
ya fara a matsayin kaboyi kansa - watakila daya daga cikin mutanen da suka drifted cikin
brushlands bayan yãƙi a cikin Texas juyin juya halin na 1836. Ko da ya iya zama
'yan gudun hijira daga ƙone-fito gona a Old Kudu. Ko da ya iya zama wani Easterner
neman sabon rai da arziki a kan iyaka. A cikin wani hali, sai ya iya zama wani
yawon buxe ido mutum, saba wa aiki da tashin hankali da kuma shirye duka biyu.
Wadannan mutane sun kasance m, a wani girmamawa: suka kiyaye Idanunsu gyarawa a kan riba
da-asarar sanarwa. Kuma a cikin yin haka gudanar da kafa theyâ kasuwanci - kuma
cikin hanyar rai - cewa duniya zai gani kawai sau daya a cikin Old West theyâ mulki.