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Florida State Live Stock Association
A trade association rather than a single writer, this Florida group published an upbeat early-20th-century case for the state's cattle industry. Its surviving work offers a snapshot of how boosters, ranchers, and agricultural advocates imagined Florida's future.
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Florida: An Ideal Cattle State
by Florida State Live Stock Association
About the author
The Florida State Live Stock Association appears in library and ebook records as a corporate author, not an individual person. It is credited with Florida: An Ideal Cattle State, a promotional agricultural publication issued in 1918 in Jacksonville, Florida.
The book presents Florida as a strong place for cattle raising, emphasizing climate, forage, and water supply. In that sense, the association's "authorial voice" is collective: it reflects the interests of livestock advocates who wanted to attract attention, investment, and confidence in the state's ranching possibilities.
Because this is an organization rather than a personal author, standard biographical details such as birth, education, and family do not apply. Reliable page-image results also did not surface a clear portrait of a specific individual to use here, so no profile image is included.