Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-02
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THE PLANTERS JOURNAh, of
Memphis, Tenn, is in its seventeenth
wear. 1t is published monthly, on the
18th of each month Colonel Hugh
I. Bedford, its editor, is one of the
best-known agricultural writers in the
United States. He lives on his model
farm near Memphis, and also has a
large cotton plantation in Mississippi
and an orange and fruit farm IN
Florida. He is ably assisted by a |
large number of department editors, !
special writer's and correspondents. |
TIE Journal makes a speciality OF its
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TO having full and complete depart
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Farm. Poultry, Cattle, Live Stock,
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bright snappy news and contains 81
pages
THE AMERICAN FARMER, of In
dianapolis, Ind, has been published
twenty-one years and is ably edited
bv Hon. Scion L. Goode. Each issue
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SUCCESSFUL FARMER is publish
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GREEN'S FRUIT GROWER, of
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