A Trip to the Southwest Crops and Prosperity
The Republican reports on a Rock Island excursion through Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indiana Texas Kansas Nebraska Colorado and New Mexico. Promoters tout cheap fertile land for all classes while noting racial segregation in Panhandle travel and citing agricultural potential experts praise Oklahoma land, population growth, and big ranches like Mill Iron.
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Panhandle Rail Link Opens Vast Southwest
A traveler extols Panhandle Texas growth spurred by Rock Island rail expansion from Amarillo to Memphis. He notes rich rainfall, diverse soils, rising land values, and thriving crops including cotton, corn, alfalfa, and pecans. He cites Oklahoma City growth, generous railroad support, and the appeal for homeseekers, with regional population and climate details.
Texas funds endow vast education and cotton output
An advertisement extols Texas education and economy noting total state and county school endowments reach 46,400,616 and 6,967,293 respectively, Texas yields over a third of U S cotton, taxable property at 940 million, cattle income over 90 million. It promotes rail-seeking settlers with low round trip fare and invites inquiries from an immigrant agent in Peoria Illinois.
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