The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-16

ample room for the conduct Of the
school along comfortable and sani-
tary lines.
A comfortable reading and rest
room Is conducted by the company
for the pleasure of their employees.
Here may be found the latest maya
zines, daily and weekly newspapers
and choice books. A supply of writ
ing material also affords those who
desire to do so good opportunity
of writing to friends or loved ones.
l learned that this branch Of the
company's manifested interest in en-
ployes is to be enlarged as demands
may require.
AS fast as the timber is cut from
the lands in this section they are of
fered for sale to people who may de-
sire to build up and cultivate them
The prices at which these lands are
sold make it possible for thousands
of people to buy and cultivate them
who would not be able to own even
small farm in the North, the East,
or the West. 1t is only a few miles
from Munson to the land on which
young Malcolm Miller produced the
largest number Of bushels Of corn
ever produced upon one acre in Flor
ida There is a chance here for any
body who desires to farm to get pos
session of lands that will shortly be
classed among the most fertile in the
South. With good roads, good schools,
good church and social privileges the
people here are justly proud of the
record they are making before the
world.
With the extension Of this line Of
railroad into Andalusia, Ala, where
it will connect with the Central Of
Georgia and the Louisville and Nash
vile railroads, such an impetus win
be given to every line Of industry
along the gulf coast as will place all
| of West Florida among the most pros
porous sections of the entire world.
It is now believed that connection will
be made at Andalusia within a very
short time and that the road WIN also
be extended from near Milton by way
of Floridatown into Pensacola during
the present year.
| Were it not that other prosperous
sections of West Florida are calling
me to the pleasant work Of telling
the world what grand fields of oppor-
tunity are offered homeseekers
could with pleasure remain here to
enjoy the hospitality Of these thrifty
people until the summers last rose
fades and autumn colors the forest
foliage. But l must be up and away
/ have just purchased my ticket from
Munson to Milton and l expect To
reach Pensacola for late supper to
night. Close connection is not made
between the Munson train and the
westbound /. & N. train at Milton
though very good connection is made
with the train to the east. This Il
also true Of the train north ON the
Florida and Alabama each morning
1t leaves Milton at a. m, thus at
fording passengers from Pensacols
and the west who may desire to go *
Munson sufficient time to get break
fast in Milton after the L. & N. train
gets in.
How nice It will be when one car
. take a seat in a Pullman chair car
at Andalusia late in the afternoon
and without change reach Pensacols
via Munson, Milton and intermediate
points time enough for early supper
Then the rush Of heavy coal-lader
> ! r y 2 n n
via Columbus, Andalusia and Munsor
into the Deep Water City viii NJ
doubt be so rapid as to shortly MAKE
a double track necessary for tn,
greater part of the entire route.
These things are not mere dreams
of idle minds, but are some Of th'
realities believed to be in easy reacl
of all dwellers in this blessed gull
coast country.