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Monroe (Louisiana, United States) (search for this): article 2
Crops in Louisiana. --The Monroe (La.) Register, of the 9th inst., says: Never within the memory of man was there a more promising crop than the one now growing. We have fine stands of cotton and the season propitious. The corn is beautiful beyond description. As far as the eye can reach the fields are clothed with living green, and filling the farmer's heart with gladness.
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Crops in Louisiana. --The Monroe (La.) Register, of the 9th inst., says: Never within the memory of man was there a more promising crop than the one now growing. We have fine stands of cotton and the season propitious. The corn is beautiful beyond description. As far as the eye can reach the fields are clothed with living green, and filling the farmer's heart with gladness.
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Crops in Louisiana. --The Monroe (La.) Register, of the 9th inst., says: Never within the memory of man was there a more promising crop than the one now growing. We have fine stands of cotton and the season propitious. The corn is beautiful beyond description. As far as the eye can reach the fields are clothed with living green, and filling the farmer's heart with gladness.