The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1876-11-25
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Thclaaft u,nM resources of Texas Ar.
fast b2c&iug known aud d., upid ADJ
Nanfv 7hr Is is.,king ui this direction s,s.t
"p"n give her au Cu,iublc positium anon
thr agricultural district, of The west. ant
with rapully increasing population hcr
pr-NctS hnVc Nnn2u diversified until
they embrace Fady AZ thr rtplArts ut
temperate climates. THE agricultural in
kDIehls % this country are Yet in their in
n iartitsr. ss's.H ssss', s'.lssrVrAaIss O.
f.dstfs, aud stock raising confi fg' ,,-
many years to be- the lending and in,-,...i,,-
.p.gtalst industry. Mo>t ol he stock ri issr..
Nf'y. E,NQ.Ashlllers 10 q limited cAtcht
TIE ~, t'ie ypREntions however. wcr,
conhhcdniitfe ebiradstuu, for fhoir fun
lies alone. WifMuthc past Ave yran there
lla- been y dccidsd change in licr indus
traI pursui Agriculture has become
the lcading interest aud. as an evidence uf
its rapidly gowiug Importance, il may be-
safely stated that the 1icu of land ia cult
walton In 'id ia fully ,lrulle to that Of t-15.
The agricultural Resources of this Atction
are So much richer and more varied thnu
has heeu generally believed that any stale
mont appoAimating the truth will be re-
CeiNcd with caution, and hence an earnest
tudcavor will be nmdc to present such
facts us have been wei attestcd hy the eN-
pcricncc of good citizens and which unv
be confirmed by personal observation.
Cotton has not been generally cultivated
IT, this county, small patches Of an acre On
less IN cNtent raised for home consumption
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- So. ~ t; W 30. ~
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49, M sau, 80 IiV ','"H
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ho,,.,. ana VII Je,!einn,.1 NJ i',,si'.I
t,l-., Al, ill.,, n,,,o,,, ,f :, ,,o,, M, C,,i,-,,i,
i,st 80, ,,oi,,I71 ,,,o,. ~, ,,',,,,,.iN
M, l,nJs nf xxx r,,,nt,. ar, n,,,s'l T., H..
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Oh hoIlHtih lcAas III the pfudu+tluh OF
! small grain ans, Though there are no very
large Vyhrut firms nearly every farmer
~ -, ..,'i ' ~, '''g, 80 -
'"i9'o Si'N"b" :" ''"nN i''9 w" "'N""'
| Two varieties of wheat, the fall and
/ shrine hn,, hern sn,,.n brrp for many Years
and ,yIcu tho former fails which Ia ,ery
"h" WY" NV "iihut iaHS' Nhi'h IN ,'i9
| rarely the rusei tie latter Is certain crop
/ The chocolate lands are regarded, IRON tho
r.,, cvt.eri,,.,,ts ,nn,l,, a., Them nj the best
/ yyhraf inn,is. This ~ tlr o,,I,, grain ui
! ,,-ii,h tI,..., 'b., -, -, ~ e
49,, ~, 10 ,7. ~ , "a, ~ "iuto l'l'HSuio p
/ u'ht' me "N.Nigo may NC surely placed
| n twenty bushels per acre. Tue diiler
| ancc in the Weld of tho two kinds IA fri
fling hut the fall wheat commands t,.crt,
- ~ - N,, '"''i''"''o eM'"'
nNe per cent more IMAM spring wheat
Oats are not grown extensively. a major
ny OF FARMERS however grow small patchci