Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-05-20
MISSISSIPPI AND ALABkEA.


Aa Ideal Country for Profitable
Stock Raising Which Rsonirss Ne.
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"sA "ep0f'e!' o. Leui'.l
aecent Investigations Of Mississippi
ahu Aisoaihs oy s'orEincn Interested
~ tne 81. Louis market have given en-
co"ragemeut 10 The hope that within
ressonanie iimm OF time the states
",e.s'oneu WI. u 10 their inter
81. 70 aevoie 'neir a''cntion 10 raising
u.c s'ock ~ oue'nese. and q new ter.
.Nos! VIII 90 opened up to the st
..on,s Msske' wnlch VIII supply large
"e".oers o. ca!lie. hogs and sheep,
~"e'ess now 'nc rauc win this city
.soul a Country referred TO is mainly
;" co..on anu y rev she products
rour or I'VE years ago Eastern Tex
% . ArEansas did not furnish any
'nole es.,le. noss o, si'ecp as snrplns
'nsn M'sS'sslppi, louisiana ana
..;ss I." 40 nov. y class OF cattle
's'ecu ~ kan u Eastern Texas
.! 'hG "9og!' Kind. small III
snspeu ~" selaom lat'eucd. AMI il
almost hopeless TO expect a
IVY OF even that n large quantity
d INC sval,aole EinH would ever bc
" N'a'k''. ouV inc discovery OF
seed meal aud hull. as stock
= !lns concentrated feeding In Ger.
aiu p.scss' y cotton raising and
..ock Ieeu'ng nave worked to.
n.a 80 wen ,nsI LAsteru Texas and
are seglliar factors in the
s'ock 'radc. ana the product. OF
xann arc large enough 10 excite
ne r'valr! Q! competing markets. II
10y " sI'u ~ connection that Eastern
" ."u nave no mattel I
..s u;"keh wnicn Alabama, louisiana
M'ss'Hsippi 40 NOT also "'Jov
!" ~ MAJ INC cotton raj ing
'""i. m.s. .. necessary NC u goa
- naIy; I'crc'oiorc cotton r"i".
\, 20. oeSn .ne annual robbery 9th
~ SUI " large portion Of the money
s.,vsu rom COTTON raising had 10 b.
." TUT %rrI,''Sera: or the land was
,'y ~ =" DanSruptcv.
p:uEless OF STOCK raising has
su. "~'ir'ac.oIy Whch s'ar'ed IN the
'u.". DAIRY farming in the South 10
'..e :"ccessInl, ana there are few dai.
secs;ons more profitable than the
- ,sums u!s!r'ct OF Mooile' Ala. or
'"'Se o"lry anu creamery districts ,
.",ux vi S!arSv'ic: MISS Near 4
rr.I .", ""u Maeon, MISS, are 10 De
mt soihe good horse breeding estab.
, 'I.eu, "ua Ga!1ie ieedlng tor mar
bo.,,ooS WHY some success AZ
on" Mer'olan' ~ monroe.
auu rev o'her places.
ee,.k"''on proves That certain '
VIE, ta'"e grasses, nll'lets and sOr. o
..' ' .,o ! produced. 1t 10 an :.
~, .o"u'I Tor rn'a'ng me twelve '
rou"a steer. WIN oats and '
! curing INC entire winter o
y no severe storms to contend t
A'''st ~ ony 'imc, practical farmcrs b
ZOO ~
1co sec.ions wiI tlnd the Mobile \ n
~ cosn.E Iro" Corinth south to j
'o'l" Ooah'y' more than realizing J
conditions Tor stock farming. q
! ~ requires the combination OF T.
mug WIN stock raising to utilize :
vas' productions OF this region. l"
sI,ux without farming Is impossible
! farming without stock l'as been
'n''s.as!ory. out the combination
'seIvcs .nd cnriches the soil, and al @
same 'l'nc produces the hivhcs, :
sn"e.
nc country needs more good thrii
'eaucrs OF me- 10 get the example su
.."ucrn ways. II is not enough +
I inc ciihl"tc fsvors, that lands are
up. tnaI son 70 fertile, that fOrag. \,
''e"P'y Ia.sed, that railroad rates =.
'a!oraole: Ihe country needs !,
sock ra'sers who know how to o.
'zc 'ne forage. what to raise. when 81
MISC y, wnen It ia finished and pr
=. 70 40 WIN u. co
y In son,s S;s, %psovlng Slowly "a
Of tho lanai" = ,ae q Iva ~
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