The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27
the SOUTH and WHAT IT PRODUCES
AN INTERESTING cHAuTAUQUA PAPER THAT IS ENTERTAINING AS WELL As
INSTRUCTIVE
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introduced into this country by the Dutch 16e this being the begin
ming slavery feeling
between Souhners and the Northener but which truly glad
changed for the best and the opinion ng Southern
myself that Southern
for the BEST tho that time they without
the South would be able
the South
the United States For which diff
grow, yields producer
wheat barley tobacco, but
ground with succes needs abundance of only the
planting but all the early growing
joint;
the turned order the grain Rice
harvested about the wheat unlike
the head process hung
rough condition
which called polishing the grains through machine which
the finishing touches them The yield 70 bushels
the The United 1914 23649Ooo
bushels bushels produced the Southern
the s5 bush There only $50
being
the Southern States Cotton unlike products of the
farm requires sunshny climate with long inepersed
with the chief product of the south The belt
Northern Oklahoma the North
Were the belt where the grows? will
eudeavor describe the The
field when the bells the bers
hanging from them Tits the beautiful sights
Looks tho old mother Earth covered blanket of white You
the cord people work picking fiber placing ia large
hampers be to the the gin to be
rather from the seednow bad aud ready for market
The thread gun
Most people would think that the lint the seed
that the seed worthless Not The seeds huled the hul being
fertilizer feed pressed
the oil which used manufacturing oeomargarinea buer)
salad oils and cooking compound have sold for
olive oil by thus seed olive
oil cen After the oil extracted from the kernel leaves
large cake meal which used for feeding CATTLE especially mc
fat producer the used for fodder
The used in manufacturing drug
Cotton until unscienti6c by
planting possible regardless effect upon
of late the conceived different idea He learned
he and the so he has learned that
the seed and by farming scientific
better larger and in the and
improve the land better state of podaciveess The South
duced 1356SO0O bales OF of 500b each in the fall 1913
The Tennessee. Ken
lucky Virginia and North Carolina the climate of these States most
growth requires of
first the seed hotbed then transplant the
small choppnig and spraying being
produce good
Sugar-cane product
chief rich soil with
The planting of different from either grain You
first furrow about six inches the field
take three stalks lay them e by side
finished the field then with three
inches the the will produce sprouts
thus have field of ready
shall the details each and pruduc the South
produces would require much than allotted The
South wheat barley watermelon
cantaloupes strawberries early December lSth
pineapple peaches cherries and Our
cypress turpentne res
wood Of produces English wanu hickory hard
shell wanuts chnuts beech almonds and
In fact South offers opportunity that the West
ideal for farming raising
featuring mining.
We have spoken of the South what produces but have
said nothing about what affords tourist pleasure seeker
described condition be M and the South
condition atmosphere velvet with sken bezeNaure has soft
ened her ylowed her Clouds made
d We will leave the snowbound North and travel south arriving
Louisville visiting her tobacco warehouses and the famous
Churchill Downs" track Here of the finest
horses the world Leaving Louisville and after visiting the Nam
Cave Nashville Tnn South"
with old fashioned buildings the Centennial Park and Old
Soldiers Cemetery Leaving there for Charleston c.
pass thru felds nkug
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