The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
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are gone. when naval stores and lum-
Der and cross ties cease to give car.
goes to our ships, business to our
port, business to any Of the ports sup
piled by The pine belt?
First we need not become panic
stricken as we shall not lose all our
lumber this year next year. or for
many years to come.
Yet a day win come within the life
of some Of cur children when the
yellow and other piEe lumber win be
gone.
We are doing many things now in
preparation for that day. Have be-
come in twenty four years the greatest
peach producing state in the union.
Have even exported peaches to Europe
and the united kingdom through New
York with profit.
The patch Of sugar cane Is replaced
by 150 acre fields. 100 acres, 50 acres,
rs acres, 20 acres, 10 acres. The old
fashioned kettle and the old fashioned
min by the new style mill and new
style eyaporators The old syrup
which fermented, replaced by the new
graded sterilized syrup for which the
world cries ever morei morel The
unsightly barrel replaced by the neat
and effective cans and bottles.
The much despised sweet potato
of which the world wants many, OF
(which the world acreage suitable to its
best cultivation is small, which yields
bountifully, Is to become in all human
probability vast source of supply for
alcohol of which we import large guam
titles.
We are natures garden spot for
truck farming and the world wants
AN we will raise ii we raise it at the
right season Of the year and will pay a
handsome profit for it. Figs are admir-.
ably suited to this section and there is
demand for all we can furnish fresh
and prepared for market
Sheep hnnbandry is better suited to
Georgia all things considered than to
california or Texas or any of the lead
ing sheep states.
The Pecan has been proving a paying
land permanent investment. There are
bearing trees in Georgia as years old
| The great. the browning business of
1.-THE future for Georgia is to be cattle
and swine growing breeding and fat
, tening. 1t will make the country rich
+ The world demands all the beef all the
Ipork it can get, will have it at any
lprice. The supply never keeps pace
with increase of population, increase
of meat eaters. Meat will never be
cheap again. Markets will never be
glutted. The markets Of the world
are at our docks. Our cattle never
Idle for want of water or from intense
cold We have greater variety Of for
Iage plants than any OF the great cattle
and swine sections
Oscillation Of 20 valuable products
from the nnsightly and troublesome
, pine stumps comes Just when it is
, needed to clear our fields Of these OBJ
J distractions to the use OF labor savinf
tools, machinery. turns the otherwise
costly clearing of our lands into ,
source of profit.
Thirty years ago south Georgi,
bought all her hay. The idea tina
I'VE could raise this necessary produe
was considered absurd Now county
after county raises and bales it ant
prove that we get more tons per acre
than any hay making section
The world wants furniture, Woo
finishing material carriages, bugges
wagons, cars, handles, etc, and has
exhausted hard woods in many sec
tons. South Georgia has in her rivel
and creeks swamps and lands of nearl,
1000 miles in extent vast quantities
of great variety Of hard woods suit
able for such uses and as We; untoucl
ed The river bottoms are at som,
points eight miles wide and this tim
her can be assembled for manufactur,
at our port by water the cheapes
form of transportation and largely di'
ributed by the same cheap method
Mourn not over the loss OF the vel
. low pine. The lands denuded of theil
. Timber contain 10 varied styles of farm
Ing OF fruit raising, Of cattle raising
sheep and swine raising and fattening
and wool gathering of boot and shoe