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Do you realize that that acreage is half the acreage of the entire state of Texas? Do you realize you can take the entire state of Florida, add the state of Georgia and take a chunk out of South Carolina, and you would have an acreage representing the acre- age of these cut-over lands? Furthermore, your secretary told me at lunch today that that acreage is being added to at the rate of 10 million acres a year, and that ultimately we will have added to the 76 million acres which we now have an a...creage of 250 million acres, a total that is larger, gentlemen, than the present unallotted, unused, unassigned, undeveloped acreage of the public range in the West ; an empire, if you please, in extent ; in area equal to almost any ten of your Southern states; and nothing is being done with it. Now, this Conference, as I understand it, has been called to consider a constructive plan of development. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate what Dean Dodson said on this subject — when a man who stands as he does in the state and nation stands before you and tells you what he told you, then any damn Yankee that comes down from the North can feel pretty safe in taking such a position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you realize that that acreage is half the acreage of the entire state of Texas? Do you realize you can take the entire state of Florida, add the state of Georgia and take a chunk out of South Carolina, and you would have an acreage representing the acre- age of these cut-over lands? Furthermore, your secretary told me at lunch today that that acreage is being added to at the rate of 10 million acres a year, and that ultimately we will have added to the 76 million acres which we now have an a...creage of 250 million acres, a total that is larger, gentlemen, than the present unallotted, unused, unassigned, undeveloped acreage of the public range in the West ; an empire, if you please, in extent ; in area equal to almost any ten of your Southern states; and nothing is being done with it. Now, this Conference, as I understand it, has been called to consider a constructive plan of development. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate what Dean Dodson said on this subject — when a man who stands as he does in the state and nation stands before you and tells you what he told you, then any damn Yankee that comes down from the North can feel pretty safe in taking such a position.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cut-Over Land Conference of the South ( New Orleans, 1917) to read onlineMoreLess
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