The Glenwood post., 1910-08-27
REVIEW or REVIEWS
BOOSTS COLORADO
Eastern Periodical Pays Glow
ing Tribute to CoIorado's
Soil and Climate
SEPTEMBER NUMBER

Colorado has recently been the sub
jcct of great deal of excellent adver-
tisng matter printed in some of the
leading newspapers and periodicals
throughout the country and it is hard
for the ordinary Colorado citizen to
fully realize what world of good will
accrue to the state by reason of this
high class publicity.
Recently brilliant advertising
writer, Mr.. Brauer, visited Colorado in
the interest of the Review of Reviews
for the purpose of telling the readers
of that popular magazine some of the
wonderful advantages of this glorious
state from the many points of vantage
which appear to close observer in
his journeyings across our common
wealth.
The story of Colorado's greatness
and the plan to call it to the attention
of the eastern public will be told in the
September number of the Review of
Reviews under heading which is
made prominent on the first page of
the magazine, "Fixing the Eyes of the
American Nation on Colorado
Here is a synopsis of this wonderful
article on Colorado as it will appear in
the September number of the Review
of Reviews:
A FARMING EMPIRE
22,OOO,OOO acres of potential fruit
fulness.
10000 additional farms needed sim
ply to supply Colorado's cash market.
Egg producers orchardists and fruit
growers in demand.
Error regarding Colorado as mining
state only.
Agricultural products nearly $780,,
900 900 annually.
Mineral output only $32,OOO,000.
IRRIGATION-THE ALLADIN''s
LAMP
Near $4,0OO,OOO spent by the federal
government in reclamation.
Several times as much already spent
by private enterprises.
Colorado has 2,3l7,255 acres under ir-
rigation.
Supremacy over any other state
figures by eminent engineers.
The results of rigation-supremacy
of Colorado crop yields.
Figures for wheat, oats, barley, pota
toes. hay.
Irrigation plants constructed nova
days by scientific methods.
No failures whatever with govern
ment or irrigation district enterprises.
The era of ignorance regarding irriga
tion projects now over-developed to
science. "
APPLES AND OTHER FRUITS
pples-Colorado leads among West
/. ern States.
! / More thnn 5000 carloads year
from Colorado.
The highest priced farming land N
America today-Grand Valley, Cplo-
RADIO.
% per cent on the land investment.
Enormous profits in peaches, plums
pears cherries Strawberries, grapes,
cantaloupes, etc.
The truck farmers opportunity
10000 farmers needed for local market
Yields per acre. cabbage, tomatoes,
celery, onions. etc.
A call for dairy men.
$5,000,000 worth of butter, cream,
cheese, etc, now being imported into
Colorado annually.
The Alfalfa crop $17,6OO,000.
Colorado first in the sugarbeet in
dustry.
DRY FARMING
Millions of acres in the western part
of the State suitable.
Eleven Southern States want Alfa!
ia hay and meal from Colorado.
Dairying and poultry raising most
profitable.
MINING AND MANUFACTURING
To the east, dry farming; to thu
west, irrigation.
In the mountains the mineral deposit
smelters. refneries, production of iro,
and steel, copper, lead, coal, saw mills
packing houses.
Figures Of manufacturer plants
I output and employees, show room TO
I immense development.
OUsINEss METHODS IN GOVERN
HENT
The most up to date publicity plan
Striking advertisements in 1svu