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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1914

Page

16

Mobile Climate Suits Satsuma Growth as Natural Asset

A climatologist argues Mobile's climate supports citrus like Satsumas, noting mild winters enable year round labor and that the Gulf coast moderates extremes. He cites Florida freezes, 1894 95 and 1899, and highlights Mobile's long freezing record, rainfall of about 62 inches, and the hardiness of trifoliate stock trees.

Department of Agriculture Florida Mobile Weather Bureau Louisiana

Mobile’s Cold Weather Record For Forty Years

The article notes Mobile records over five feet of rainfall yearly, highlighting benefits for crops and water supply while acknowledging the inconvenience of rain. It compares Mobile’s 134 rainy days per year to other regions, noting Asheville has slightly fewer rainy days and Buffalo 170 days.

Mobile United States Weather Bureau United States St. Louis Pittsburg Cincinnati Gulf Rocky Mountains Gulf of Mexico North Pacific Coast Allegheny Mountains Mississippi River Buffalo N. Y Ohio Valley Gulf and South Atlantic States Asheville N. C

Satsuma Industry Growth in Dawes Neighborhood

In the Dawes section of Mobile County, Miss Beth Newman organized a Satsuma Day at Dawes Public School. Sixth graders under Miss Lilian Martin wrote original compositions about the juicy fruit, reflecting industry growth and local nurseries such as Dawes, Griffing’s Grand Bay Kroner’s and other Alabama nurseries.

Dawes Satsuma Mobile County Beth Newman Dawes Public School Lilian Martin Newman Martin Griffing’s Grand Bay Kroner’s Alabama

The Satsuma Orange in Dawes and Beyond

By Clyde Smith and Constance Gertrude Dyar the Satsuma orange is traced from its Japanese origin to its spread in Mobile and Baldwin counties. The article covers tree growth habits yields incidence of unusually productive trees, and the Dawes county industry with early orchards, and notes on cultivation practices including planting times soil preparation and pest control.

Mobile United States Weather Bureau Clyde Smith Satsuma Japan China Gulf Coast Baldwin Counties Caves S. Imura Dawes Constance Gertrude Dyar Gaston Mr. Gaston J. M. Kroner Farm Land Company Mobile County

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