The Truth About Florida
The Truth About Florida
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"Prior to the undertaking of the drainage project there were no human inhabitants in the Everglades save a few Indians who roamed the margin of the marsh, or an occasional hunter or trapper making his temporary abode there. Since the drainage has been in progress the population of the Everglades drainage district has risen from an insignificant number to an estimated 25, 000, and formerly where no habitation and no im- proved property existed there may now be found in many localities flourishin...g farms, thriving communities with schools, churches, stores, hotels, roads, railroads, telephones, telegraphs, electric lights, water works, and other essentials and conveniences of civilization. "The most important thing for the farmer to do in preparing for his first crop in the Everglades is to look to ditching the land. No farmer should subject him- self to the risk, even for one year, of losing his crop, his labor, and his money by failing to provide that which is absolutely essential to his protection and suc- cess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Prior to the undertaking of the drainage project there were no human inhabitants in the Everglades save a few Indians who roamed the margin of the marsh, or an occasional hunter or trapper making his temporary abode there. Since the drainage has been in progress the population of the Everglades drainage district has risen from an insignificant number to an estimated 25, 000, and formerly where no habitation and no im- proved property existed there may now be found in many localities flourishin...g farms, thriving communities with schools, churches, stores, hotels, roads, railroads, telephones, telegraphs, electric lights, water works, and other essentials and conveniences of civilization. "The most important thing for the farmer to do in preparing for his first crop in the Everglades is to look to ditching the land. No farmer should subject him- self to the risk, even for one year, of losing his crop, his labor, and his money by failing to provide that which is absolutely essential to his protection and suc- cess.
What to read after The Truth About Florida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Donald Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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