Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-13
LAND SHOW PRODUCES FRUIT
Letters from Exhibitors Prove Value
of the Exhibit.
AGENTS GATHER PROSPECTS"
sales of Extensive Tracts in siEht
as Direct Result Of Display Made
appreciation from Rail-
roads.
Fruits of the Omaha Land Show are


Fruits Of the Omaha Land Show are
ripening
In the correspondence received at the
office OF the Land Show following the close
of~the first exhibition are many express
sicns Of appreciation OF the efforts Of this
first significant move toward the conserva-
ton Of the American farmer, the develop
ment Of American acres.
AS a result OF the Land Show hundreds
Of farmers who might otherwise have gone
into the uncertainties of the Canadian
northwest or the more forbidding territory
OF northern Mexico are preparing to take
up homes in the United States.
II. e. Schultz of the Liobler Land COM
pany Of Colorado is remaining in Omaha to
take care of the business which has been
developed for his company IN This territory
The Land Show developed a remarkable
number of prospects for US" said Mr.
Schultz yesterday 1--WE will certainly be in
on the next show bigger than ever. The
show, was particularly worth while because
OF the large number Of real land buyers
who attended"
The appreciation Of the Land Show comes
not only from those who we're represented
in the exhibits but from those who were
from letter written by d. Mcleod. secre-
tary Of the Northwestern Land company
Of Valentine:
wants in Next show.
Il would like very much to arrange with
you TO make an exhibit from this part of
the country for 1912 Keep me posted as
to about the time when you will have your
next exhibit"
A boost for Omaha is contained in the
letter from John II. Mullen assistant to
the chief engineer Of the Minnesota state
Highway commission.
II enjoyed the visit a great deal and
want to add my vote to the many others
that Omaha is the home of hospitality and
one Of the two best towns on the map"
The Twin Falls Commercial club speaks
In behalf of Idaho in no uncertain terms.
Idaho is already looking toward next year
at the Land Show. Robert W. spangler
secretary, writes:
IT will be glad to have you keep me
advised as to the 1912 show, and / hope we
will be able to give you an exhibit that
will be a credit to the Twin Falls country d
Rexburg, Idaho, comes to the front with
a promise from Ross ]. Comstock, presl-
dent OF the League Of Commercial clubs OF
his section.
This matter Of exhibit has been taken
up and committees have been appointed
to look after this matter during the sum.
mer of 1911 so that we will be able tC
make a credltable showing at the next
show"
The Great Falls Board Of Commerce
through o. NJ. Holmes, secretary, says:
IF Omaha is to have another show, WI
will hope to take the matter up so as t
have more preparatory time, in which
case we would have a much better exhibit
to display, as this is the country that car
produce the samples, minerals, Industrial
or agricultural"
Praises from Colorado. ....-c
Alfred Patek, commissioner OF the Colo
RADIO State Board of Immigration, writes:
Il want to congratulate you on your sue
cess at the show. Everybody that comes
back talks enthusiastically about It, and
feel that it was a distinct benefit to the
state"
An appreciation OF the Land Show by
one Of the principal exhibitors comes from
Hiram r. Mccullough, vice president of