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There is nothing wrong with the cream and butter that is ship ped from New York State to Georgia, but there is something wrong with Georgia when it is necessary to have them shipped from such a distance. Geor gia needs more milk producers, creameries and cheese factories. The situation is improv ing rapidly out there is room for many more. One of the most success ful creameries in the State is the compara tively small one at Ea- tonton, established through the efforts of B. W. Hunt, a banker, and Dr. J. D. Weaver. It is co-operative, cost only $8,000.00, and is making a n average monthly profit of $150. 2O2 FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA mills, oil mills, iron mines. Average altitude, 800 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $15. MILLER County, 9,000; Colquitt, 600; area, 275 square miles; taxable property, $2,606,884. Farm products: Cotton, corn, pota toes, hay, grain, cane, hogs, cows, goats, live stock developing. Manufactures: Sawmills, turpentine plant, limestone. Average altitude, 250 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $10; some as high as $75. MILTON County, 8,645; Alpharetta, 523; area, 147 square miles; taxable property, $1,334,915. Farm products: Corn, cot ton, wheat, oats, potatoes, hay, apples, peaches, melons. Minerals: Mica, granite. Hardwoods. Average altitude, 1,100 feet. Aver age value farm land per acre, $15. MITCHELL County, 30,000; Camilla, 2,500; area, 503 square miles; taxable property, $6,000,000. Farm products: Cotton, corn, yams, melons, hogs, cattle. Manufactures: Oil mills, fer tilizer plants, compresses, bottling plants. Average altitude, 700 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $25. MONROE County, 21,000; Forsyth, 2,100; area, 480 square miles; taxable property, $3,547,550. Farm products: Cotton, corn, oats, peaches, pecans. Manufactures: Three cotton mills, one milling company, oil mills, fertilizer plant. Average altitude, 750 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $10. MONTGOMERY County, 19,638; Mount Vernon, 700; area, 375 square miles; taxable property, $2,637,250. Farm products: Corn, cotton, potatoes, cane, oats and hay, peaches, pecans, grapes. ON FARM OF STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, ATHENS i : - M 'Y ; ,4'
FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA 203 HEREFORD BULL, E. E. MACK, THOMAS COUNTY Average altitude, 125 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $20.00. MORGAN County, 20,000; Madison, 2,500; area, 272 square miles; taxable property, $4,500,000. Farm products: Cotton, corn, hay, grain, live stock small. Manufactures: Cotton mill, oil mill, fertilizer plant. Average altitude, 700 feet. Average value land per acre, $20, some as high as $100. MURRAY County, 9,763; Chatsworth, 700; area, 352 square miles; taxable property, $2,029,620. Farm products: Cotton, corn, oats, hay, apples, peaches, pears, grapes, cattle and hogs. Manufactures: Lumber, excelsior, flour mills. Talc and gold. Average altitude, 1,700 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $25. MUSCOGEE County, 36,227; Columbus, 20,554; area, 255 square miles; taxable property, $24,748,559. Farm products: Cotton, grain, hay, vegetables, dairy products, poultry, eggs, peaches, value of live stock, poultry and bees $325,000. Manufactures: 103 plants, including textile, fertilizer, foundries, agricultural implements, hydro-electric powers, etc. Over 200 different arti cles manufactured. Investment approximately $10,000,000. Aver age altitude, 262 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $20. A two million, dollar cattle ranch corporation has begun operations in South (teorgia. Their land embraces 180,000 acres in Mclntosh and Bryan Counties, fifty- one miles from Savan nah. Two thousand head of cattle and four hundred sheep have al ready been purchased and more added daily. Four pastures of 15,000 acres each are already fenced off, requiring 105 miles of fence wire. . Silos are being con structed, artesian wells sunk, and more lands are being cleared. It is a gigantic enterprise, and indicates the thor ough confidence of big capitalists in the future of Georgia as a meat producing State.
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There is nothing<br />
wrong with <strong>the</strong> cream<br />
and butter that is ship<br />
ped from New York<br />
State to <strong>Georgia</strong>, but<br />
<strong>the</strong>re is something<br />
wrong with <strong>Georgia</strong><br />
when it is necessary to<br />
have <strong>the</strong>m shipped from<br />
such a distance. Geor<br />
gia needs more milk<br />
producers, creameries<br />
and cheese factories.<br />
The situation is improv<br />
ing rapidly out <strong>the</strong>re is<br />
room for many more.<br />
One <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> most success<br />
ful creameries in <strong>the</strong><br />
State is <strong>the</strong> compara<br />
tively small one at Ea-<br />
tonton, established<br />
through <strong>the</strong> efforts <strong>of</strong> B.<br />
W. Hunt, a banker, and<br />
Dr. J. D. Weaver. It is<br />
co-operative, cost only<br />
$8,000.00, and is making<br />
a n average monthly<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>it <strong>of</strong> $150.<br />
2O2<br />
FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA<br />
mills, oil mills, iron mines. Average altitude, 800 feet. Average<br />
value farm land per acre, $15.<br />
MILLER County, 9,000; Colquitt, 600; area, 275 square miles;<br />
taxable property, $2,606,884. Farm products: Cotton, corn, pota<br />
toes, hay, grain, cane, hogs, cows, goats, live stock developing.<br />
Manufactures: Sawmills, turpentine plant, limestone. Average<br />
altitude, 250 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $10; some<br />
as high as $75.<br />
MILTON County, 8,645; Alpharetta, 523; area, 147 square<br />
miles; taxable property, $1,334,915. Farm products: Corn, cot<br />
ton, wheat, oats, potatoes, hay, apples, peaches, melons. Minerals:<br />
Mica, granite. Hardwoods. Average altitude, 1,100 feet. Aver<br />
age value farm land per acre, $15.<br />
MITCHELL County, 30,000; Camilla, 2,500; area, 503 square<br />
miles; taxable property, $6,000,000. Farm products: Cotton,<br />
corn, yams, melons, hogs, cattle. Manufactures: Oil mills, fer<br />
tilizer plants, compresses, bottling plants. Average altitude, 700<br />
feet. Average value farm land per acre, $25.<br />
MONROE County, 21,000; Forsyth, 2,100; area, 480 square<br />
miles; taxable property, $3,547,550. Farm products: Cotton,<br />
corn, oats, peaches, pecans. Manufactures: Three cotton mills,<br />
one milling company, oil mills, fertilizer plant. Average altitude,<br />
750 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $10.<br />
MONTGOMERY County, 19,638; Mount Vernon, 700; area, 375<br />
square miles; taxable property, $2,637,250. Farm products:<br />
Corn, cotton, potatoes, cane, oats and hay, peaches, pecans, grapes.<br />
ON FARM OF STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, ATHENS i : -<br />
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'Y ;<br />
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