The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-17
MONEY CROPS

crop is money crop is a crop that
VIII bring ready again.
crop can be sold are money
crops Cotton is
crop or the OATS hay demand growing
and crying demand grown raised;
and anything that will money CROP
but ~ ~
There Crops ready sale at top mar
M prices must be produced sufficient quantities
certain localities prime why has been called
tne money crop in the SOUTH because
came south to buy its
And it is the sufficient quantity to
buyers In wheat growing countries buyers from the
Of the east and west buy wheat
country where buyers flock
country cannot produce better potatoes
IT. and here they crop just as much
money crop" as the cotton crop is here.
1t crop than cotton
stays at Is cents Mound wb n hn mater IL tne price
who relies cotton other crops
roregone conclusion And
some community understanding agreed
may be raised in sufficient quantity 10 buyers
rms is corn country be made country
sissp for corn as it is for cotton And corn
nome commodity and there profitable
can De led cattle the
family ready cotton where it raised in anv
quantity worth considering early in the
spring planting thereby taking advantage of
ne seasons and will supply himself with
kef for all his products than the cotton
grower; and what he don't eat
The peanut have been its mast can
be raised and sold profit these next few
years In Mississippi than a industry
., $50 t PROMISES 70 become an important one In address
recently before the Jackson public
near the line OF Lincoln and Lawrence
One farmer planted $50 crop yielded be-
tween the peanuts and the hay from the
after he had cut his part of it, On the other
and nghbor had decided that affair for
make of cotton bales and found him
sen involved than while the other
amount from his merchant maid tho
out was able to take up an outstanding
VIII you be pebean picker pen
t or will stick of raising cotton and mortgar
Ing the plantation for the life?
Mr. Leon Tyrone the Bank of Blountvfe
m gotten out for his bank recently he
tgaton Of the conditions there, continuing says:
Last spring of the country particular
dste conceived the idea of investigating industry
after searching investigation this magnificent
INDUSTRY and further research Chicago plant
OF ther crops peanuts This not done
ing OF the very satisfactory results peanuts at
Ruston in North Louisiana
From my personal investigation opinion that if our
business and our farmers will secure seed
ages of the weevfl "
Some people oeproducion Thew need
DE- onehaf of the peanuts eaten the
100000 bushels, imported
Late
the world and the meal seed meal The
oil is good substitute as machine oil and is
as good the
limit to the possibilities peanut being quickly and v
yield abundant the harvesting randi And tb np y
trouble apou purchasers In fact will
by the ~ ~ ~ 'e"i
In the 1000 acres were planted this ~
and though the dry spell of weather inst
at the average yield was about 40 hpsh ~ % JUS
Practically all the sold for seed purposes at 81 %
Dusn though this is above the general market price
oeng only 80 cents buhe great for seed
sz they have practically price And Mr. Tyrone
sues Inns demand Tor seed this
ears tne vages of the boil wev new territory
Q De planted In other thanc cotton III
Az 70 the variety Mr. Tyrone at that
ne white spanish is the prolific
asest gathered This vine and after being pulled
p or powed up can be stacked around long stuck
round boards
round which thoroughly the whole stack
laced wagon and carried the thrah are
and peanuts separated from ready for
ket while the vines
into hay hay superior to alfalfa or n