The Green Forest tribune., 1904-07-30
IMMIGRATION LITERATURE
Whitaker & West Issue Large Edition of Attractive Folders

llO I0dl cStdIo lIFlIl Ol w lltGdh CT & West have just issued an edition of 4000 folders for the purpose of giving information concerning this country to those in other portions of the United States, who may be interested.
 The new folder is merely a revision of the one an addition of 200O of which was issued by MT. Whitaker just few days previ- ous to the formation of a partner ship with MT. West. Aside from containing short descriptions of many tracts of land for sale these folders have 8 brief write-up of the country, which has been complimented by several corres- pondents of the firm as being an unusually comprehensive one.
 Substantial results have al- ready come from the circulation of the former edition three or four good deals already having been landed on account of it and every mail brings more inquiries.
 The matter that precedes the land list in this folder is as fow- lows:
 GREEN FOREST
 Is located on smooth plateau, 14OO feet above sea level, in the center of Carroll county, on the line of the St. Louis & North Ar kansas Railroad.
 The townsite is natural and beautiful, surrounded on three sides by an amphitheater of hills ranging in altitude from 1900 to 21OO feet. The location is splen- didly adapted for the growth of the thriving city that is being built hero. The town now has a population close to 1000.
 We have a splendid public school system, and new school building is to be erected this fall. The Baptist, Southern Methodist and Christian churches each have houses of worship, and the Methodist Episcopal church maintains an organization and contemplate the building of a house at an early date.
 We have just opening here in it's own brick building of a capaci- ty of 5O0pupils a thorough normal school and business college, pat termed after the Northern Indiana Normal School and every indica- tion is that it will rank among the leading institutions of the kind in the Southwest. You may come here with full confidence in our educational facilities, where your children may receive a fin ished education chepera than at any other point to be found. A catalogue of this school will be cheerfully furnishd you upon application to w. D. Crawford, President Ozark Normal, Green Forest, Akansas.
 We have one newspaper, The Tribune, and the usual number of stores found in any country town, where good stocks are kept and sold at reasonable profits. We have one roller mill of 100 barrels capacity; canning factory with capacity of 10000 cans per day, and several saw mills where lum- Der can be had at from S1.00 to S2.00 per hundred.
 We have one bank, the Bank of Green Forest, which does a con- servative business.
 We have the best brick clay on the line of the St. l.. & N. A. road, and need a pressed brick plant. Common brick can be put in wall for a cost of $7 7.5O per 1000.
 We have building stone of sandstone, limestone and marble that can be had for the quarry. ing.
 We have both a local exchange and a long distance telephone.
 We have the best place for poultry raising in this part of the state and the best produce mar ket.
 We have the most delightful aA- season climate in the United