, 1870-02-21
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prtrc OF H. I4omestcad-C1lmnf
,r,mhcr..xcc1sonu Mont Desirable
for 1xlemcut-VucAnt Lands and |
vo,ynx.
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10 psout"aae =, ~. s,ras ~ ,.,a
qonea 10 selue uoU.s -. " 1919" 80. -sn
MIN teus ean ~ .-sn,1.,,v wr,rr =
eooa nAAe s ~ ~. .saa,c.,ra All !, \. ~,
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o.3 W. -. E,-,,,v r,a-,nn. mi. :. non,
.n,on .ss,on for III. nnrt Of The country. ana
-, 1fere me TO- DIV paxt,ss Of ladea and gentle
,,,., ~, m tne onen lawn nlsylur croauek and
~t,nonf eYnprtenc,nc any ,nura tncopyenieace on
--roc., ~ tha vea.ner thau tnqs would In the
month Of jute.
Some farmers IN THE vicinity began 30 ring
"hsat fesefa! Gays ago.
For healtnf1uess th!a climate OF SebtAsE1 L.
not arrpassed By that Of any other S:nte IN the
uElon- s!efnesa ID unknown here eIcep! where
newcomers have brought II with them from o:hef
parts, In which case tney recover soon after taer
arrival ......... ...-.
Timber Is rather scarce, and couoned exclusive
y 10 the valleys Of the Streams. Tho small
sIeama OF Septaska arc remarkable for their
n'en p1eesp"ous naoks' oena. ID general tniog,
ION t"eoty 70 u4sy 'eet n'8o' a." aluost per.
pet4teu!af. 1ne uinpes sro aon0 tae siaes o1
tnese paaAs .lum INC 10Y uuNn " .ue "asetA
eose, ago. 'tom sne psee'p'toas nAsutc OF tne
ground On WHICH u Rfo"ss ReaefaAJ Vei5
1iIneuit " eetes1' 41o 'e1eAs. ato p40e'l'A5
Cotton" ooo. e4u, ou1. uaA, at'u ~
~ .eAa.a .1 " .uU4.s y. .oHo1, sHs tA9se .aAsJ
eoaauJ ~ piesoas p.e.a., oue.. NV noe. suo-
s'anaaa =. 49,. e.. ~ aeeouat y! ~
supe..o. .u ~, .S.Sa , 80. 80 p.s.sA. ap
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toaos W. Isass ~ W u,,es ~ suA.uet.
uoa ~ out o'a1e' - eAo eoS.uuea ou.'"iaK eA.W
.sru9 ~ Aus sosuas .. aue ,., uss ueu' .ul slo
asA 1ea1, W. W. W ,ous au.. e'e!s tstueS Al
loe o.Atc VA. na'1 AnA oae a. NO Y" uosl,
~ tue tAateo 'ANs5' AtsA1 ~ y" o' ..soA'.
"uNa Il 4ufss.''A miie5 ~ee' y. oluanA. W u1auo
1slano' QUE hunatto Anu hesen INES .'a5 tuet
| Hest' uuuoas VI aetes ~ tue peet 'Aous " sue
state me- s1tl SAeAu'' na0 opeu " eoa' " no1e'
| hteaa OF pfe-enpuon. ..... ........
3ne gseAt iAclac hal4foao' a. eSefy oae kuo"s
1uns tnscu2a thss sA'les, aootdlne eA9 conmanl
cation win tne principal mafla OF tae EAsl enc
West, and the1eoS gFealE enaahcRg Inc vdlae G.
Its iatd. -.-..-.. -.
1t has oeeh, auo S1li!s couudcntlg asseEteo o.
come tpfooabsy those interested n we SAFE 0! ~
| railroad ltnos aloes INC !ioe ol tne un'oa fAclu
RAsEoad). toat &ne aou tn.1ushouk the en,if
length Of the valley IS OF the most e1eelian
quality. Such, however, Is not the fact, Fron
the Tooth meridian (Which u At Plum Creek Sta
tloD, 20 miles west OK omana). west the land 1
comparatively worthless for farming pufposes, be
ing pretty well sprinkled With a!kall and saud.
would rot adSlEe anrone to 60 beyond Gran
1tland In search Of good lacd u vest Of that por
1t begins TO deiesso1ate in quality.
Al thns portion OF the State lying west Of th
1coth meridian, from The pla1te Hiver north to ID
Mot tSafap, ano soutn 10 Inc Aepuoueao Fotk,
IN fesittys aaana5 oesefh lae onu sesetaaon
anofdA species o. cacsuss Ano~n IN toose r
gions BY the name o1 Inckiy pca1A Ihls Is 10
condition OF Inc n1RnlacA besHeen 1oc srean n
IL the fEneoiale Vicinity o. tne Streams tne SO
ia OF higher grade, not Rulnc'ently 30, heFeve
10 warrant III co'dsauon-
| The connties WHICH arc now ncss &0apted
farming purposes snd are sil! comparatively Ut
! ses1'ed may be FAMED a. follows: In the Pint
Valley, nfst, Plaito, couaSt and Dodge Couuu
On inc NORM noe OF tne ilScs saunders boue
! A1o to!A Sooa'En W .ne eou1A 0!ue' Hes.
taeae, hAm!'on Eoou.s' ~. W sne 1ousn' aud ne
HeA. ou ane nn.sn s'1e ,ox ~ VIC nVei. Inese a
, oerooo5 -. ,sa n,, ~. oune" - pteeel
. Host oeAuu ~ .Ne o.]-sa ~ "eu noloel
a1d tne SOL u lunsafpHsseu fertility. 1als slIea
rises IN AanAton count5' ena aoha tnfoaea fo'
. seward ssAns, ano oeke Souns'es' Lane2ss
y County. IN WHICH 1s anaA1ed Lincoln, tae capital
TIC state. eull contains large qaan:iss OF saca
!. land, OF tue bett aoA!t5. Tue eastern tier
counties AlonE tie Alssoutt Nsver, contain 10 '
cant lana OF any amount. Dong pretty thoroukf
! Eetued mp. Sorth ol Inc Platte. There arc MR
y scu. s'anioo' ComnEs, Wayne,
y Pierce Counuet' "n'ca nave al 'ae neeesss
rsqultltea fof making taei0 s!@'-class Ses'ca.to
and Manufacturing dla'ffetA The nts' ol Lee
Madison County. aas me nnedt water poWefs
q the State. tbs E!khorn River, Which II well Il
u bcted, f1owB through this county, futnshing
u ample smount Of timber for ali practical purpos
:. TGere arc two railroads In contemplation Viii
II Will pass through thla couLty, which. comnln
q with It's 1at1Ia1 advantages. maze It one OF
"a mos, destrahle locality IN the State. Asadtson
" lage, situated Oh tributary Of the lshofn, q
l. near sbo centre Of the couutJ. will. doubtless,
cone oou1nhiIg internal town st no dlsti
day.
', TIE town OF fteEonf, situated on the Cn!
Fscac Natfoad, and the county seat Of Dod
a ctuotJ, Ia TIC largest town On the road west
u onana. 18is in TIE midst of good farming {
10 tret, anN, IL addt!lon 10 the lnIon Pacific, 1t
e two other railroads. and II destined to beeo
o quite an Important point On the great pat.o
% | highway