The State of Missouri; An Autobiography
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A good farm house costs $250, made of native lumber. Per- haps 60,000 acres of land are owned by for- eign corporations and co-partnerships, holding for sure advance in prices.
Manufactuees: Timber and cotton are the basis of manufactures. Timber for hoops, staves, barrel heads and other such interests will be plentiful for twenty years. Much timber is being destroyed in order to make land agricul- turally available. At Caruthersville a mill gins cotton and utilizes seeds in oil making.
Transpo...rtation: — Railroads: Frisco control: St. Louis, Memphis & South- western, 41.89; St. Louis & Gulf, 25.78 miles. Lee Line Steamers.
Towns: — Caruthersville, county seat; Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist, Holiness and Catholic churches; two stave factories; heading plant: planing mill; cotton seed oil mill; money center for saw mills, paying $100,000 a month; electric lights; ice plant, cold storage, watei'works, wholesale hardware and saddle house; whole- sale grocery; annual livestock and agri- cultural fair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A good farm house costs $250, made of native lumber. Per- haps 60,000 acres of land are owned by for- eign corporations and co-partnerships, holding for sure advance in prices.
Manufactuees: Timber and cotton are the basis of manufactures. Timber for hoops, staves, barrel heads and other such interests will be plentiful for twenty years. Much timber is being destroyed in order to make land agricul- turally available. At Caruthersville a mill gins cotton and utilizes seeds in oil making.
Transpo...rtation: — Railroads: Frisco control: St. Louis, Memphis & South- western, 41.89; St. Louis & Gulf, 25.78 miles. Lee Line Steamers.
Towns: — Caruthersville, county seat; Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist, Holiness and Catholic churches; two stave factories; heading plant: planing mill; cotton seed oil mill; money center for saw mills, paying $100,000 a month; electric lights; ice plant, cold storage, watei'works, wholesale hardware and saddle house; whole- sale grocery; annual livestock and agri- cultural fair.
What to read after The State of Missouri; An Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Missouri. Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to read onlineMoreLess
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