Milford chronicle., 1921-06-03

Gainesville and the Florida Agriculture Tx
permental Station at the same place are al
ways ready to help the farmers. Bulletins
letters and personal advice are constantly
available, so no one needs be denied the most
up-to-date and efficient service concerning
Florida farming. Demonstration Agents,
County Agents, Boys and Girls Calf, Pig
and Corn Clubs and Canning Clubs all add to
the interest of farm life The Florida Swine
Growers Association, State Dairy Associa-
ton, the State Live Stock Association, the
Florida Horticulture Society and the State
Marketing Bureau all afford exceptional ad-
vantages to those interested.
transportation
The question of transportation has always
been a vital one in most sections but here
such facilities are unsurpassed. The At
lantic Coast Line Railroad provides adequate
and prompt service to Jacksonville and all
points north. The Seaboard Air Line skirts
the property on the west affording equal facill-
ties for those living in that section. The
Georgia. Southern & Florida crosses the prop
erty on the south affording connections north
and SOUTH The Independent Line Steamers
maintain an excellent daily service from Green
Cove Springs to Jacksonville and return. AT
Jacksonville they connect with the ocean going
steamers of the Clyde Line and Merchant
Miners Transportation Company and vari-
GUS other lines to all points north. All
these afford steady, convenient and relia-
Bile transportation for all the products of the
farm to the best possible markets. The ul-
innate value of the products of the farm de-
pends upon the proximity to desirable mar
kets. No one need fear about a profitable
market for any and all farm products as
Florida is more and more becoming the
source of supply for early and choice vege-
tables for the cities of the North and East.
"What Can Raise?"
The farmer considering any new departure
first asks: "What Can l Raiser? The best
answer is merely to catalogue some of the
principal crops of Clay County: Cattle Sheep
Hogs, Horses, Mules Corn, Sugar Cane
Hay, Cow Peas, Velvet Beans, Soy Beans,
Rice Irish Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Water
melons, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Lettuce, Celery,
Onions Peppers, 9IzFa, Gsssf4s1Eff5oweT, sf4s1iA 8eaTs
Peas, Sweet Corn, Pumpkins, Oats, Rye,
Pecans, PEACHES, Plums, Pears, Figs, Grapes,
Oranges, Grape Fruit, Loquots, Japanese Per
simmons, Strawberries, Dewberries, ETC., many
of which crops will be found growing on our
lands today.
Probably the better way to convince you of
all these statements would be for you to come
to Florida and let us take you over our prop
erty and show you the huge farming opera
tions of our company and others, as well as
many of the smaller individual farms being
operated and now under a high state of cult
walton, and see for yourself all that we
have tried to picture for you in this
article 1t will be a trip well worth
your while besides being a mighty pleas
ant outing. If it is not convenient for
you to make the trip we would be glad to
have you write us for any particular infor-
nation you may desire. The Company is
composed of reputable business men and any
bank or business house here or in Jackson
vile will be glad to furnish you with infor-
nation regarding our responsibility. Talk
this over with your family, figure out your
profits from your Northern farm, take into
consideration the non-productivc months dur
ing the winter when your fields are covered
with snow, the discomforts Of your Northern
winters, then consider a farm down here in
sunny Florida with three crops a year as a
rule and all the many advantages of living
in a wonderful climate with delightful sur
roundings and the many advantages which
our Company has to offer you for profitable
future Would you like to live in Florida!
Are you growing tired of cold weather, snow
and ice? Is your farm producing three
crops a year and are your profits in proper