Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14
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PAPER Il Mil OFFERS 81 GOOD or.
PoRTUNIT;Y 10 INVESTORS. iisssS

Chance; Tor our Farmers to Invest
Their Surplus ID j Concern that il
/ Al Win II clip M lake Them a Pro- \: VI
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I The commit tee IF the 4: Comm ercia1
club who have the promotion Of the
paper mill ia hand are busy arranging
their plans for the financing Of the pro-
jects and when they have them all:
ready they will be able to offer to our
people an Investment that will pay
good returns! on the capital invested
and that will result in the establish
ment Of a factory near Devils Lake
which will use the waste product of
the farmers land. The. price they will
pay for the straw will more than pay
out on the st ockS Il that the farmers will
be. asked to subscribe for the project,
and VIII earn enough dividends to
make the 4investme one Of the best.
that has been offered, to our people in.
years. The 81 great fortunes of the
Ar1nours was built up out Of the waste.
products Of the packing houses which
twenty-five years ago was considered
of no value and was destroyed: Now
the; owners of the plants have use
for every part Of the animal they
slaughter, but. the "'squeal" and some
inventive genius will find a use for
that before many years. The hair is
used for brushes; the teeth and bones
for making bone ornaments, glue,
combs, etc.; the blood, which is not
made into food products, is utilized in
the making Of coral ornaments; the,
intestines are used for various purpos-:
es; and the remainder; Of the carcass
is ground up and made into fertilizers
for the sale 5of which there is a great.
field. n = S:5#, = { :. T. I ri
The farmer Of North Dakota has for
years wasted the straw from his: fields
and mas frequently burned it in order:
to get rid OF it, The ingenious Yankee,
years ago, evolved q plan whereby this
waste could be made into one Of the
most valued Of all our prod print
paper. q product that for the past ten
years has called for the conservation
Of the pulp wood trees and the }replant-
Ing Of the forests that have been cut
over, in the effort to get enough pulp,
to supply the demand; q product that
each year becomes harder and harder
to secure and one that promises to be;
come practically extinct if the supply
is not augmented. Is Yankee brains have
solved the problem BY the invention Of
a process that will, permit the manu-
facture Of the straw from the farms Of
the Dakotas into this precious product.
$s This is; } an oppo rtunity that may
never come again to the people flDe-
wills Lake, an opportunity to be the first
ito Introduce an industry into the state
which Id a few years promises to be
among the leading manufacturing pro-
post ions. II sup to us, to the farmers
sof this district and to the business men
1tof this city, to say whether We will
help this movement along or whether
we win BY neglect allow some other
community to step In and take the
plum away that our booster committee
has nearly Splucked. The COMMITTEES
expect, and have right to expect. that
every man in this section will aid
Them BY every means in his power Ito
place the comps atively small amount
OF stock necessary to secure this fac
tory. VIII you do your: part you
viii Motif the comm ittee or AM mem
her oft that you are ready 20 ia X the
mater over wit III them and when you
have heard their plan IL detail and 1T
satisfies you that it is legitimate and q
sure prop osition, subscribe for as many
shares 81 the stock as you can carry.
10 this and theA min / viii be ready
for operation early Ia the spring and
You will be able to L sell your straw
from the fields this fall
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