The Home journal. (Perry, Houston County, GA.) 1901-1924, December 03, 1903, Image 8

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The farm value of the wheat of 1902, on December 1st of that year was placed at $422,000,000; oats at $808,000,000, hay at $642,000,- 000, while the value of the cotton orop was below that of the hay. Commenting upon the big corn orop of the present year, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat ‘ says it will be of vastbeuefit te the ooun- try in many way 0 - “It will,” says, the Globe-I>ejmooi'ftt, “insure frehBonable prices for food, a large revenue for the farmers, a heavy export trade, good business for the railroads in transporting it from the* points of production to those of consumption and a plen tiful supply of feed for , stock There . is a reasonable certainty that meat prices will be kept from advancing beyond the pres ent line. Corn figures in an im portant way in the prices of meat The failure of the orop of 1901 did a great deal toward sending up the cost of meat in the latter part of that year and the first half of 1900.” As shown in these columns sev eral days ago, the southern States were blessed this year with a oon siderably larger yield of corn than they were last year, which, in view of a short option orop, is very gratifying to the people of this section. Exeusion Rates to Winter Resorts, Via Central of Georgia Railway. Excursion tickets are now on sale at all ticket stations on the Central of Georgia Railway to the Winter resorts in Florida,* Cuba, Nassau, etc. Tickets will be sold daily up to and including April 80th, 1904, limited to May 31st, 1904 for return passage. The Central offers superior train service and schedules to Florida. For ticketB and additional in formation apply to nearest agent. Nature “makes all things beau tiful in their time. 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