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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-01-16
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$eablul -&l.d 9iucuigetftls'
p toSsR bti Sia Saauuttu.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
BIG PROFITS ASSURED
IN COTTON CULTIVATION

The Brawley, Cal, News states that
Professor Mason of the government
bureau of plant industry announced
that $4,000 date seeds had been dis
tributed free in that section. The
professor believes that some new and
successful varieties Of dates may be
secured from these seeds and cited a
case in Arizona where the best tree
in the territory was secured from
seed of the common Fard date
From experiments at Yuma with
seed raised there, Egyptian cotton has
been produced at the rate of two bales
to an acre. AS this cotton is worth
about double the ordinary varieties,
or 20 to 25 cents pound, Professor
Mason believes that the Imperial val
ley will find 1t a paying crop. He ad-
vocates the formation of associations,
similar to the cantaloupe companies.
for raising and marketing cotton, and
says that eastern manufacturers stand
ready to take all that can be pro-
duced here. This cotton is picked
from September to Christmas, fur
nishing employment to a large num-
Der of men in the otherwise dull sea-
son for laborers. AS an economic fac
tor in keeping the same laborers in the
valley all the time, Professor Mason
thinks that Egyptian cotton, would be
profitable.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

offering easy terms for the breadwin-
ners to acquire a home on approved
monthly payment plans? 1t Is any
wonder that the busy people and the
successful manufacturer and business
man are boosters for Los Angeles 800
days in the year? They appreciate IL
full value of the splendid climate and
live outdoors as much as possible While
attending to daily business interests,
and they never tire in spreading the
gospel of good cheer and sunshine, es-
pecially when there is a newcomer or
a stranger within earshot.
These are few reasons why Los An
geles grows and why the Angel City
has become the favored home land OF
the people of every cline and country
Large Business Interests
Los Angeles is not only an admirable
home city, but it is also leading COM
mercial center; in fact, the commercial
and manufacturing city Of the great
southwest. and it is rapidly forging
ahead as a manufacturing community
of the highest class.
Comparatively speaking activity ir
realty deals in Los Angeles and In the
suburbs has not been as lively during
the past few months as was witnessed
for two years previous to last Decem
ber, but the values of city and subur
ban property have not decreased. Or
the other hand values have remained
| f1rm and now as the market condition!
have materially improved 1T is founC
that property values are If anything
flrmer than ever before and tina
! slightly higher prices are demanded
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

present decade, and the call for wages
has expanded correspondingly. The
demand has grown in excess of the
Increased population--in fact, for the
reason that the orange market is be-
coming wider every year as conse-
quence of being pushed farther and
farther into new fields.
"The steady extension of the citrus
fruit industry of Southern California,
comprising approximately 80 per cent
of oranges and 10 per cent OF lemons,
leaves no question about the continu-
ance of the growth. While there Is
an average output amounting to thou
sands OF carloads, the market absorbs
this increase as readily as 1t absorbs
the enlarged yield of wheat, corn or
cotton. The demand for the fruit in
good condition never fails to equal the
supply.
"The present magnitude of the citrus
fruit industry in this region Is shown
in the fact that the last crop yielded
nearly 27,700 carloads. about 24,200 of
oranges and $500 of lemons, the pro-
portion of the latter being somewhat
larger than usual. In return for the
crop the growers received about $780,
900, 900. The demand was firm through
out the season and prices were at all
times satisfactory.
From the time the crop begins to
color, about November 1, 1t is watched
attentively by buyers for the eastern
markets, speculators at home, pack
ers and officials of the transportation
companies. This for the purpose of
closely gauging the output in quantity
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

companies, and the best of service Is
afforded communities and producers.
Both the Santa Fe and Southern Pa
cific companies have expended large
amounts of money In the Improvement
and extension of the lines, and for the
building of new stations. Last year
alone the Santa Fe expended over $5,-
00O 900, OF which amount $500,O00 was
used for the erection of the large con-
crete freight house on Santa Fe ave-
nue., and 100000 for new shops at San
Bernardino.
The Salt Lake line has brought a
new territory tributary to Los Angeles
and has rapidly increased its business
in the freight and passenger depart
ments.
The Tonopah, Goldfield s. Tidewater
road, recently completed, brings Los
Angeles In direct communication
with the great state of Nevada, short
ening the distance between this city
and the important mining camps of
Nevada, thus placing Los Angeles
wholesalers and jobbers in close touch
with the new field, which is of i'm
mense commercial value to our mer-
chants and producers. Machinery and
other supplies are quickly conveyed to
the mines to the direct benefit Of Los
Angeles.
Another transcontinental road is
headed for the coast, the Great West
ern, or Gould line. 1t Is expected that
the enterprise will be completed with
| in a few years. The line will be ex-
tended from San Francisco to Los An
geles.
The Los Angeles electric car service
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is regarded as the most complete to be
found anywhere in the country. The
city trackage covers about 200 miles
with transfer privileges, and the inter-
urban lines cover 800 miles from the
city to the coast and mountains.
There are four suburban lines-Pa-
cific Electric, Los Angeles Interurban
the Los Angeles -Redondo. and the Los
Angeles-Pacific. The Pacific Electric
cars reach all points south of Point
Firmin and the San Pedro hills, while
the other lines extend to the towns
north Of Point Firmin.
The Huntington system, officially
known as the Pacific Electric, has been
brought to a high state of perfection,
and extensions and improvements are
constantly in progress. The cars run
from San Pedro to Newport bayou on
the coast. and from Los Angeles to all
the mountain resorts east of Main
street. 1t is announced that the line
will be extended in the near future to
San Diego along the coast and also to
Riverside and San Bernardino over the
lines already established, many of
which may be acquired by the Hunt
ington interests.
The Los Angeles-Pacific company
has expended large sums for the i'm
provement OF its system. The broad
gauge tracks are being constructed
from the station on South Hill street to
the ocean, and recently 100000 was ex-
pended for the purchase of new stand
ard cars. The company is engaged in
the construction of the Hill stret tun-
mel for the use of cars on the Sunset
boulevard route to Hollywood and
Sawtelle, thence to the ocean, and
plans are being perfected for the build
ing of the subway from the Hill street
station in a direct line to the city lin
it's, thus greatly shortening the dis
tance to Venice, Ocean Park and
Santa Monica.
The number of men employed by the
several companies aggregate 1000, and
1t is stated that the monthly payroll
is $150,0O0.
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There is just a certain amount of acre.
age or frontage in and about Los An
geles that is unimproved. The space
cannot be enlarged. The mountains
cut off the view of the city on one side
and the ocean marks the stop line on
the west and south. Those who buy
now for investment cannot fail to reap
rich harvest, and those who make Sc
lections for home sites early will have
privileges which those who come later
will not enjoy.
During the past eight months there
has been unusual activity in the sale
of acreage property in the valleys to
the north and south. In the San
Joaquin valley and in the Imperial
valley thousands of acres have been
sold to settlers in tracts of various
sizes. The realty firms report that in
quiries for acreage and sales have been
decidedly brisk and that the outlook
for still greater sales is very bright.
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summers Of the same sections of the
country.
Ever since the southland came fully
to the notice of our eastern friends
through the building of the pioneer
transcontinental railroads California
has leaped forward at marvellous pace
In growth and substantial develop
ment. Capital has flowed to the coast
by the carload lots, and all has been
invested profitably in various enter
prises. From the beginning operations
in real estate have appealed most
strongly to the investor while the
homeseeker has had no hesitancy In
buying lots and erecting one or more
dwellings. The admirable climate is
q fixture. 1t is with us always and
cannot get away. It's daily presence
is assured. Likewise the population
Is an actuality. 1t is of the growing
quality. Twenty-Five to thirty thous-
and visitors come to Los Angeles every
year, and a large percentage of sight
seers either remain in the city or re-
turn to make hasty arrangements to
come back with their families to spend
the remainder of their days in the
chosen land. Thus is the population of
Los Angeles increased at the rate of
about 10000 annually. until now there
are fully 100000 residents of the COM
munlty
Vast sums have. been invested in
great Industrial plants that employ
thousands of operatives, and immense
capital is represented by the towering
business, hotel and office buildings
which adorn the principal thorough
fares, of the stirring city. Splendid
mansions and lovely homes spread out
in every direction from the crests of
the foothill region almost to the sea,
and balmy sunshine and blooming
flowers exist every day in the year
Is it any wonder that in Los Angeles
and in every suburb and even along
the silver strands of the coast
values in real estate remain stable? Is
1t any wonder that every man of fam
lily is striving to secure home, be it
ever so humble? 1t is any wonder that
strong home-building companies are
formed for profit and for the purpose
of providing inviting roofs for the new
comers? Is 1t any wonder that there
are numerous building associations do
ing profitable business in the city, and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
PRINTING AND LITHoGRAPHING

The ''art preservatiye of all arts" and
the marvellous beauty of lithographing
in all their branches are well repre-
sented in Los Angeles by the many
first class establishments that cover
the local field, while filling orders for
printing and lithograph work for out
side points. The demand for this class
of work is large and continuous, ana
consequently heavy capital is invested
in extensive plants. Great publicity in
various forms is given every month in
the year to the many advantages of
the Pacific coast section. Type, presses
and facilities of the most modern
fashion and design are installed in the
local plants and the highest class OF
work is produced for the eXacting pub
lie. Thousands of experts are required
in the conduct of the business and inn
mense sums are paid out weekly in
wages.