The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24


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Inc peHahta conferred upon Agriculture
by etaGst-ca, great as they are have no
more at,ainea sner IuA limits than has
agriculture Httntned Us full Development.
In any confederation Of the suhjsct, there
into account In addition 70 the enormous
advantages already accruiug X "a not ton
utilizat,on Of Whatever kpnwledge OF
physical conditions and Of human needs
srsrsnfgp,se a. r,,rT,grfrei svT,rasason rnnv be
svriiabie ann rha ceresol aetfjnr forth OF
~ ~, -t.o ra,atiC ~ Dr. grase h,,s,n.sa
~ er,icI,ture me ststinrScfsp Of tns rntnre
,g as my se ~ nT"1a1rs ne sg1sc,,itura
WI oe ao's 70 pro,aDle uss as,.cuitt " VI ~
ae yet are hardly dreamed ct
Even - we conddeS, however, only the
! present scope ana importance or SeaIlsncd
! Investigation as applied TO the vast TINS
highly diversified, and ina eTer-changlne
agricultural conditions OF O country nk'
tile United States, and keep IN mind the
, fact that che experience OF the present anc
/. | me- mast win er orrnnnsfy fnduenca thC
, | tudprnenea and lftpors of the future II vii
, surs,v r. evident "a every thinkInr mar
I thof ma vgork ahco,ld bs, dereloned 70 IN,
r. SsDs t t,o ~ q bss cotoo rsor,
" December 3 last the statistician Of the
T department had returns from; o. Core
spondeuts teporane eaSn TOT ms e9 coy ~
, Observation-Disclosures rS0orfirg each Tor Ria oTr
/ I precinct; tN correspondents reporting
I through a aaleued representative Of the
: department, known as a State statistical
e agent who analyzes and eo-ordlnates theil
work; az correspondents consisting ex
a cluslveiy OF planters and reporting only al
n 10 their own plantations; (5S CORRESPOND
J. ents consisting exclusively OF ginners, and
"a not only reporting tha number OF halel
i euned between August rs and Hovenbe
- 20. In 1901 and 1900, with the averag,
gross weight uer bale and the ayeraR,
Y weight OF baggtng and ties but also re
porting as 90 the average Weld of cottol
a per acre In their respective LOCALITIES %
a 1 correspondents consisting exclusively o
- hankert and merchants: and, Instly, Il
:. the departments special field agents, abso