The Ozark Mountain region of Missouri and Arkansas as it appears along the line of the Kansas City southern railway . CORNFIF^LD. ANDERSON, MO. 14 THE OZARK REGION. A BUSY NEOSHO GIIIL. favorite resort for hundreds of visitors whocome from the great cities to spend theirvacations there. The scenery along the var-ious streams, and particularly along the Elkand Indian rivers, in natural beauty is notequalled anywhere. The natural pasturage in this county isexceptionally good and forage is growncheaply. The contour of the country is suchthat good natural shelter is found every-where, and of pure
The Ozark Mountain region of Missouri and Arkansas as it appears along the line of the Kansas City southern railway . CORNFIF^LD. ANDERSON, MO. 14 THE OZARK REGION. A BUSY NEOSHO GIIIL. favorite resort for hundreds of visitors whocome from the great cities to spend theirvacations there. The scenery along the var-ious streams, and particularly along the Elkand Indian rivers, in natural beauty is notequalled anywhere. The natural pasturage in this county isexceptionally good and forage is growncheaply. The contour of the country is suchthat good natural shelter is found every-where, and of pure water, there is thegreatest abundance in the numerous swiftlyflowing mountain streams found in all partsof the county. Under the circumstancesstock raising is a profitable farming is the engrossing pursuitof the greater part of the population, butwithin a few miles of the railway stations amagnificent fruit, truck, berry and poultryraising industry has been developed; as a matter of fact, nearly the whole 22 milestraversed by the Kansas City Southern Rail-way form a beautiful succession of appleand peach orchards, strawberry beds andtruck
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