Muddled Florida Notes Mix Politics and Local Gossip
A jumble of reminiscences and social quips discusses economic optimism, racial attitudes, and political maneuvering in Florida. Mentions include calls for primary planning, a veteran journalist returning to publish local papers, and commentary on social behavior tied to prosperity. Rural life and public affairs intersect with sparse specifics.
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Diversified farming urged as cotton price rules South acreage
The article argues that high cotton prices push acreage into cotton at the expense of corn and diversified crops. It notes risks of overreliance on cotton, potential price declines if new lands flood the market, and calls for stock and grain farming to sustain prosperity. It also cites Wilson on boll weevil remedies, Confederate Home openings, and debates on Japanese cane in Florida trials.
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Congressional Calender Hints at Election Driven Tactics
Washington sources say the administration aims to curb rivers and harbors funding while pressing broad rhetoric for the presidential campaign. Republicans reportedly prefer limited appropriations to avoid aiding rivals, with anti-trust legislation unlikely this session and a gentler stance toward trusts amid ongoing public concerns.
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Florida Fire Insurance Rates Highlight State Risk
According to a statement in Metropolis Florida has the highest fire insurance rate among listed states while its risk appears not greater than others. States cited include Alabama 1.11, Arkansas 1.92, Georgia 1.29, Kentucky 1.31, Tennessee 1.16, Mississippi 1.86, North Carolina 1.53, South Carolina 1.29, Virginia 1.35, Texas 1.70.
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The Largest Room In The World For Self Improvement
Don't brood over the past or dream of the future, but use the instant and get your lesson from the hour. Stop and add yourself up at the close of each day and see if you have anything to carry over. If you have nothing but ciphers to carry over, something is wrong somewhere.
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