Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-06-14

mentioned III aprsvious letter N
being under construction, = now
In active operation, turning out
some nice butter that retails at 25
cents Per pound here ! am not
informed as to the output per day.
II hasa capacity of 1000 pounds
i day ! arn told! I'he way that
creameries arc genealIy run here IN
the Sacramento valley sto take the
Nbutter fat' and manufacture itinto
butter; seii the butter and giye the
patrons The amount the butter
brings, less 4 cents 4. a.pound for1
manufacturing the same. \ am
told this creamery works ON this.
plan, too. don't understand that
IL IS particularly necessary fer pat
roHs 10 own any stock In the
creamery Another creamery three
and a-half miles north Of Corning,
lssunder construction and will be In
operation in three or four months.
j have i paper from tho San Joa-
quin valley. near Pcrterville, inTu-
lare county, and ( see from thatthe
creameries charge only 2 x cents q
pound for manufacturing and sell
ing the butter. ~
The leading real estate man Of
this place has just had 4 sign on
bulletin board completed near his
Office. tits near the railroad and
is intended mostly for the travelling
public. This abulletin board y
is x l40, with d wider extension
near one end the board is divided
id six sections, each section is paint
ed different color, (I might say
this board is not d board at all, but
frame is put up and covered with
galvanized sheet iron.l Here is the
VI " ~
contents Of the board:
alfyou are going to drop your
dough, drop it here. pll give You
more for your money than any
man in Cal"
"The haywood Poultry Farm"
The biggest chicken ranch in Gal,
Is located here; you can rent 500 to
1000 hens, by paying 4 cts. on each
dozen eggs laid. Get hens and set
close to a living"
haywood Fruit Packing Co.,
| makes q cash market for Colony
fruit. No chance to lose; ev-
cry chance to win. Apricots, al
monds, olives, peaches, pears
prunes, fgs, grapes &oranges, grow
here to profusion and perfection
haywood Colony Creamery
turns your cream into cash. Goot
alfalfa land at $50 to s1O0 an acre
four crops without irrigation. But
ter your bread by milking cows fol
the haywood Colony Creamery
10 acres good fruit land $500
payment $50 down, then s12.5(
monthly; no taxes, no interest
4 Good climate thrown in with tn
land"
\ The sixth space on this bulletin
board is taken up with a littl
mountain and valley scenery and
life size painting ofa man--perhap
the proprietor-with bat in ham
and pointing toward the real estat
mans $4,000 affice.
Altogether this is q very "inger
iously' gotten up board and doub'
less, required considerable though
I on the part Of the real estate maj
and probably s2OO or $500 Of b
cash. But after all, out ofthe larg
/ number Of people this man has il
duced to come here from the cal
r ard settle, very few are satistle
] with the business prospect OF u
> proposition. As q woman said Il
!. other day when she passed this bu
9 letin board, ayes lots of peop
! have dropped their dough here ar
IS but few have gathered it up again
y Imight say that q few days az
d "The haywood Poultry Farm
Q mentioned on the real estate mar
u bulletin board was attached by 4
is sheriff in favor of a mercantile col
D pany of Corning for feed bill
'e $500. u. 4. WALLACE.
'e Corning, CAL, June 2, 1906.