The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-08-09

I Cabbage from $1,000 to s225.oo.
-g8uIHosesr from $1,000 to S1oJ.O0.
Beans and Peas from $4,000 to sl25uu.
Tomatoes from $1,000 ID $4,000.
Potatoes from $4,000 to sl5ooo.
Onions from $4,000 90 $4,000.
Taha-co Peppers from $4,000 TO $4,000 ger
acre
/ Tho Chicago Becori-IIerald published the fot-
lowing udig gidual experiences in South Texas
.2len uho came here with $500 and 300 a few
years ago are now independently rich.
"A young man ,eho came Co this country for
his health bought Is acres and in one year
cleared over 5000 from 10. which was Sl}333 per
acre.
Another man 65 years old. from ~ acres
sold $1,000 worth ~ produce from which be real
ized S68 20 per acre and then raised cotton crop
on part of it which made him $50 per acre
which made the same land net him t9s ~ per
acre for that year.
Another man from so acres iu 1904 realized
follows From Onions s. 226.9i; from Cotton
81 500 200 bushels Corn, ~ tons Hay 5000
pounds sweet Fotatoe-
"Auothtr made $500 from five acres Of early
/ cabbage which was 500 per acre and grew
second crop of Germ and Peas ou the same
ground that year
+ Another realized $1,000 from go ear loads Of
+ Cabbage averaging 500 per car. which was
s2o7 $50 from each ot the 100 acres be had planted.
Another uctted. above an expenses. $50 per
acre 0u Potatoes and planted the same ground
iu Cotton that year. from which he realized b35
. per acre. which made that ground yield him ss5
. per acre.
Another realized s32 s68 from go acres in
. Melons which was sii8 }3 per acre.
"fueslsf ue-tll s2l 900 frnI, rs forrs in On.
ions which was $500 pcr acre
Another uetted si7.4i5. or 1925 per acre from
nine cuttings OF 210 acres ina Alfalfa which yield
rI iu one year i15 tons and sold at 3ll per ton.
\ Another received 500 from one acre in Cauli-
flower -oun DOB July. trlnsplanted iu August.
aHd marketed in December"
lit, ,,,,,,,,s t,,,. farro,,iu,s stale,
meat from tbe HON. Joseph Daily. of Chilli
rgtbio uI gsho owns thousands Of acres ia the
urfrai. corn pe.t. uesaya.
.
''" one '' '"e '''7' ,''p'se eif pn ''' ''''
'h'7 .' ''a.'" anu i''1"s.' '''i''i'7 ''''it''''
ana nave ''en 'a'i.'''i WI" 'Hs ''nuitioN7 ..
"i''"' 7aa N"''i,'' '"I 4 5'''''. NH' ''l"'.
farmer ca" Ee' 'loi'. an" MAKE more money on
'I .-- oI,' .'',i acre 'ot a''' man any l.',
j" me 7'7le "' i'in'''' 'h'' 7e''' l'oi" f''' ''
t215 per acre.
4 Come 90 the land Of beautiful sunshine andlal-
most perpetual harvest.
Where the people are prosperous. happyland
c7ntented.
Where tHs flowers bloom ten months in The
year.
where the farmers and gardeners whose sea
sons meyer end eat home grown June vegetable
inJanuarS and nask boo mid-"ntel.s baimY aif
and glorious sunshine.
Where the land yield is enormous. and thr
prices remuneratlre.
/ Where something can be planted and har-
. yesteieyery month in the year.
"nsre fhe climate lr so ihlld thai the Nofih-
eru farmer here saves practically aii bis fuel
bills and threc'9urths the cost uf clothing
4 hI- family iu iho North.
Where tbe country is Advancing and property
4 values rapidly increasing
4 Where aII stock without any feed fatten win
VIZ - ,as same @ land .5 yga. .e the as-'ao'. t tan t %,
zones.
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