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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10
ENLARGED H0MESTEADS
FOR ORIGINAL SETTLERS
Order Received by United States Commissioner lines Gives
Original Settlers an Opportunity to Increase Their Hold
ings to 800 Acres, While the New Settler Can File on
100 Acres. July 24th is the Date.

On and after July Gath, APP
plicants for homestead entry will
have an opportunity to get in on
a bunch Of good dry farm land In
Power county, under the enlarged
homestead provision. which gives
the individual an opportunity TO
complete a filing up to $40 acres,
providing he has a less amount. and
1t Is probable that a good many will
avail themselves Of the opportunity
to grab at the area when the mat
ter comes up for filing in the Black
foot land office.
IL the individual has settled on
a portion of land, and desires to
avail himself of the privilege of
filing on contiguous ground he may
do so under the enlarged home
stead privilege, though he has no
especial protection in so doing, as
anyone can homestead on 1t to the
extent of 100 acres by making a
first filing on any part of the sec
lions declared opened for enlarge
ment. The original homesteader on
ly is entitled to an enlarged home
stead IN the sections named.
This week United States Com
missioner Carl lines received en-
larged homestead designation No.
20. for certain lands, parts of which
are already filed under the home
stead ruling. The lands subject to
enlarged entry or homestead are
as follows, and the names of the
original locators follow the differ
ent sections in which they are in
terested:
Township 8 S, r. 80 E.
Sec. s.. e hf. Sc Or; Sec. 8, NE
or. Ernest l.. Wheeler already has
a filing on a portion of these sec
tions.
Sec. 8. NE Or. Nhf. SW ar. NV
Or Sc or. VIM. T. Harris.
Sec. 81, NE Or, N hf Sc Or;
Sec. %. sW or NV Or. NV or
SW or. j. l.. Reed.
Township No. 10 S, r. 80 E.
Sec. II. Sc or Sc Or; Sec. 20,
N hf. NE Or, NE or. NV ar; Sec.
81, NV or. Robert Tallant.
Sec. 20, SW or. NE Or NV Or.
Harry A. Urich has a filing.
Sec. %, Sw Or. NV or w hf.
SW or. Bert II. Nelson.
Sec. 33, E hf. NE ar, N hf. NV
ar. sE or NV Or, NE Or sW Or,
Sc Or. Jacob G. Schiewe.
Township No. 8 S, r. 81 E.
Sec. "a, SW or. NE Or, s hf.
NV or. E hf. sW Or, WIFI. Sc Or;
Sec. %. NV or NE or. Charles
Rudeen.
Township 9 S. r. 81 e.
Sec. Fl, NV or NE Or, NV
or. f. r. Meadows.
Sec. %, w hf. Sc Or, Sc or.
Sc Or; Sec. %. N hf. NE or. K.
C.. McDiarmid.
Township 10 S, r. 81 E.
Sec. 1. SW Or. NV Or w hf.
SW Or; Sec. 2, Sc or. NE Or, e
hf. SE or. Mrs. Nj. Robinson.
Sec. %, w hf. NV ar, SW or.
David F. Cary.
Township IL S. r. 81 e.
Sec. 10, S hf. NE Or; Sec. 20,
NV or. Clyde Hanson.
Township IA S. r. 80 E.
Sec. -. NE Or. sw Or, S hf
Or, SIC Or; Sec. 10. NV Or.
NV or. NJ. A. b. Nyman.
Commissioner lines states that no
rights will be gained by filing APP
plications prior to July "a, 1913
and any such application will be
rejected If filed before that date.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

Mr.. j. s. Roberts of Landing was
In the city the first Of the week
and purchased an S-foot Mccormick
binder from the @. w. & M. Co.
The rains of the past few weeks
has brought the dry land grain
high enough to bind nicely.
l.. c. Dutro, train dispatcher at
Pocatello, was a visitor in the Pow
or city this morning.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

-Tbe tremendous vogue OF the
Aoda fountain Is an evidence Of the
growth Of temperance sent ment.
says an exchange. whose editor prob
ably never INDUCES in a fishing
trip. soda is mighty poor fish bait.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

The failure Of some of the east
ern interests of the Kuhns Is a
serious thing TO Idaho, or at least
such would appear to be the case
at first glance. IL Is to be hoped,
however, that 1t will not result in
embarrassment to the great irriga-
tion and electric enterprises Of the
company, as the policy of the Kuhns
has been one OF broad extension
and promotion. and has proved of
exceptional benefit to the western
states. The securities should be
good in every line. and people OF
this state should have confidence
in the stability of those interests
and not be unduly frightened. The
great work that has been promoted
by the Kuhns has had the faith of
western people. and the temporary
cloud should not seriously af-
feet that faith. The projects are
all right and are fully protected.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

Between baths and rathskeller
parties Salt Lake absorbed mental
vigor this week. the fifty-first an
n'versary Of the National Education
al Association being held In that
city. with 5000 delegates present.
II was a session OF great interest
and value, and some real educators
were present.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

West Virginia has informed the
administration that IL is keeping
tab on It's own business, California
has taken several uppercuts at the
natiOns chef executive. and fol-
lowing The political hunch Wood
row should oon become the prnci-
pal moufner OF the in-bad ring. The
prof is developing a very sa~tisfac-
tcly hrand Of republican politics.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

Pocatello is endeavorlng to build
a new county jail, not as a neces-
sty, of course. but merely as a mat
ter of form. The old Jail is about
the most habitable end Of the old
SQUIRT house--so declare some OF the
representative bootleggers Of the
Gate City.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

One person can do a great deal
OF promoting. But he must have
cooperation to make II a success.
One cant get very far alone. SO
IL is with promoting your commun-
ity. Every individual should do his
share. and contribute his mite. 1t
all comes back In many ways.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

The lowering Of ladies' shoes has
been ia the hoels and not In the
price" states the Pend d'Orielle Re
ycw, an Of which would incline
one to the belief that Brother Bark
er g either inclined 10 look down
on things, or has been stuck for
a pair Of pumps.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

Thus FAR Sim Wallis. chief fly
sleuth for the state. hasn't been on
the list 81 those present" with
gubernatCr'ai ambitions. Probably
Jeems Is On the waiting list, and
according 80 all rules Of the depart
nent he should be perfectly san-
tary. though IL Is difficult to tell
just how FAR he could get.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

IL Is proposed by Senator Fall
that the shipment of arms to both
factions of the Mexican belligerants
be permitted. Given enough arms
II Is barely possible that there
would soon be room enough in Mexi
co for energetic Americans. The
suggestion Is not without merit, and
should include a general open sea-
on ell Mexicano.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

j. c. Sullivan. enc of the live
contingent that makes things go
round at Rockland. was a business
Wis tor in the city wednesday after
noon, and states that his communi-
ty is keeping pretty active tab on
Progress this season.
Manager Ellinger booked another
high-class attraction this week. THE
Thief" will appear at the Auditor
um on February 16.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

Now proposed to fine and inn
prison "a man who impersOnates a
Congressman. Not a bad scheme,
though few individuals would find
tile amusement IN that sort OF
mpel sonation.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

No. Clarice. there Is no closed
season on mosquitoes, and it is per-
fectly proper 10 swat them on the
open hosiery o. peekaboo waists.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

II IL Is true that all lovers are
Insane. perhaps they should be
muzzled during the heat Of the
month Of June.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

The difference between a revolu-
ton in Mexico. and a war in the
far East Is in the list Of fatalities.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

The Weiser Signal says "War
with Japan Is not probable" This
should be satisfactory and set at
rest all the fuss raised by various
d'gnitaries 10 the contrary.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10

Wllcr he got that bad jab from
Attorney McNab. poor Woody was
quite ir a quandry; and though all
hts fcars may be still for three
years. just wait tim he gets home
his laundry.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30

earn from 10 to 20 per cent annual dividends.
The Orchard Stock itself, should be worth
matter Of fact, we propose to make this the
most highly developed and the finest
equipped Orchard in the world. I tbs to be a
demonstration Orchard to show, what the
country is capable of in the way Of produc-
ing fine apples, peaches and grap.es, and Of
ali Stockholders will share, prosata, to the
number Of Shares each holds, in the yearly
profits Of the Orchard. However. each Unit
included in the Opening willsbe Of as nearly
e:aual value as humanity possible and will be
era. printed literature provides and the Reg
istrationi Fee of SIS is ALL you have to pay
Us NOW or at ANY OTHER TIME. as it en-.
titles you to one Contract and . Full. Paid.
UP-csrti6eats and the Old Colony Trust &
ONE Full Paid Up Certificate for each Con-
tract or Unit included in the Opening. a.s
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and 200 acres Of Grapes, which is now being
developed at an expense Of about a quarter
and most highly developed and the finest
equipped Orchard in the world. 1t is being
equipped with a Canning Factory, a large
Hotel. S large Barns. 40 Tenement Houses, l
Winery, including all necessary Presses,
Iuns, Cellars and Buildings, 2 Evaporating
Spraying Outfits. 100 Head of Mules and
Harness, 50 Farm Wagons. So Turning Plows,
g Cultivators, so Double Shovels, 50 "a
Harrows. a number Of Sprouting Hooks,
Pruning Knives, Saws. Axes and a lot Of
thoroughly equip an Orchard OF this masni-
tude. -.
Now every Unit included ii the Opening
will be composed of q l99 20, 40. 80 or i6o-acre
Tract OF Land or 100 Share, Of Fully Paid
above described 5000 acre Orchard-Stock
which should and in Ill probability will soon
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other Legal Papers { Q each Registrant after
inss Bank Of Chicago, Illinois, cERTlFiEs
every Full Paid-up Certificate that goes out
to our Registrars and will not Certify but
ONE for each Contract or Unit included in
the Opening. You can pay the $500! either
all in cash or at the rate Of $500 down and
80 Per month ont You will, i'll NOE .To y ,th,;
As a clear Decd to your Tract of Land. If
these Abstracts and Deeds had to Be secured
by each of the 5000 Registrants,,: singly and
separately after the Opening, they could not
hope to get them properly prepared and de-
liverd by a reliable Abstractor for much less
than Sl5O0 each. ..,
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eihe gave away one l6oacre tract out of every 60 acres. as an in
dueement to fill up the country with people. They are. now reaping
their reward by hauling out the products and BY the increase in the
value Of the land they held to many times what it would have been
worth without settlers. Railroads on account Of having a money
making after consideration in view, can easily do what private COM.
p.nie. cannot even think of doing, because the private eompanie.
cannot AFFORD to do 1t. So as stated. we new have the railroad and
land. the next step !: TO- get the peGp,s therefore, to assompi.h cur
most rea.ri.si: and unusual Land Opening. the like of which We
tss3 Festive Will never again be equaled in the HISToRXsoF THE
COUNTRY. And. Of course. the, d;sposing Of this aet:vil; very
naturally increase the value of the Remaining .ersas.Tthat we are
hedins to many times what 1t would have been worth without this
Opening and the settlers. ..--a>: 1T -, 80 "
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30
5000 Farms Included In This Opening

lake particular note of the fact that there;
are 5000 farms to be included in this Land
Opening: 1t does not follow. however, that il
will be the first 5000 Registrars who will Sc
cure the 5000 farms. This Opening will be
conducted in a manner somewhat =. like the
method which has prevailed at Government
Land Openings. the important difference,
ern ment conducts a Land Opening, the nam.
Of each Registrant (regardless of the MUM.
Der of Registrationsl is included in the
Opening, consequently there arc always con.
:idsrably more Registrants than there are
Registered are doomed to disappointment be-
cause there are not enough farms for All
Rsgistrants.
We have taken particular pains to guard
against any disappointment of that nature by
m ma mgi, the ;ed following provisions. Isl sooa The Open.
faIms-a 5000 acre Orchard, Consisting Of
$500 acres of Apples, 800 acres of Peaches
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30

The Deed and Abstracts to this 5000
acres are held in Trust by the Old Colony
and besides Certifying every Full-Paid-Up
Certificate that goes out to each Registrant,
they will turn over on the Day Of the Open
ing the Deed and Abstraets to the 5000
acres. The Deed and Abstracts will show
the 5000 acres to be FREE of ALL en-
cumbrances.
You will be given a Warranty Decd and
Abstract for the Land. which means that you
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30

asssssments, because it IS Fully Faid and
Noa.Assss.abls. You will simply own 100
Shares of Stock in what promises, TO be the
most eonplsts. the best equipped and the
bigssst paying Fruit and Orchard Enterpriss
this. country has ever SEEM. IN that case,
our best advice to you will be-.-ssHeld on 70
you! stosk"-for We confidently predict that
tration Fee and should net you aineat in
come every year. % g.N
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30

present located at a little inland village at least eight miles from the
railroad, with = population Of shout 800. Me- -
Well. then. what does allsthis mean to Fruit. City-a town with
excellent prospects Of being a County Seat town, located on the rail
equipped Orchard in the we,ld-to be inhabited and surrounded with
in a short time after the Opening, with an overflow of splendid ch-
z S: from practically every state in c! the Union. + should mean n;m;a a
2 very short time after the Opening, and At least a HALF MIL.
LION DOLLARS NET to our Association from the sale Of the 5000
lots. Not a lot will be offered for SALE in this future Metropolis
until ON and AFTER the DAY of the OPENING.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30
The New Town of ruit Civ

Then a there's so. ~ NEW Townsite Of FRUIT CITY which we have
joining our big 300o-Acre Orchard. There will be 5000 business and
this Opening.
Fruit City has a great future There is no doubt in our mind. but
what it will reach the 5000 mark in less than "a months after the
Opening We ar giving a FULL BLOCK upon which to erect the
OF It, Five.sixths Of the people NOW in the County are living along
and actual eash, should enable US to very easily move the County Seat
to Fruit City when the time comes to vote, as the County Seat is At
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30

large city and yet be independent in the free
dom OF the country. surrounded by your own
abundance Of poultry and eggs-in fact live
the life Of indepenasaes-wouldu't you rather
be so situated than always to be dependent
on others for a mere lob or renting some
one else's land, giving them from " to u of
your labor and profits each ysar7 Well, then,
this is ."yeur- opportunity-if you are Eligible
for this Great Land Opening.
Ne Application for Registration will be ac-
,eepted unles. the Applicant pays the Small
Resistrasea Fee Of $500 to help defray the
expenses Of advertising. arranging for and
ring and delivery all Deeds. Abstracts. and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30

This 10000 Acre Tract is to be divided into
Acres as follows: 5000 lO-Acre Tracts. 100
O-Acre Tracts, 100 40-Acre Tracts. 50 S0-Acre
Tracts and 50 160-Acre Tracts, making 5000
Tracts in all. a total of 10000 Acres. ONE
Tract out of every THREE will be a 20-Acre
Tract or over.
about four hours ride BY rail from st. Loui,
and that the Missouri Southern Railroad
runs right through It. T.
WOULDN'T "YoU" like to own one of
these fine farms in this magnificent Ozark
Fruit Belt, located within a few hours ride Of
one of the largest Cities in the United States
enjoy all the advantages and comforts Of the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30

Why. then, you a,k. has q garden spot Of such wonderful promise
country-remained undeveloped so long?
A very natural quesuon-yet the reason is also a natural one
previous lack of railroad transportation.
Here are facts: This 5000 Acre Tract is part of a large body Of
choice timbered. fruit and agricultural lands, which was purchased
several years ago. and has been held ever since, waiting for railroad
Developments.
Nov, we have a railroad; The Missouri Southern Railroad run.
right through the center of this tract About 80 per cent of the 5000
Acres now offered lies from adjoining to within 21 miles Of the
railroad.
The next step is to get the people, for you know that land, no
matter how fertile it may be. even though It has . railroad. is not
productive without people to cultivate it. f* T" -
No doubt you remember when q few years ago the Northern Pa
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-30
Not Necessary To Be On The Ground On 0uenina Dav

You can be on the ground the day Of the Opening o,
70, Be- a Al ass:....y; i IN not make = psltS j Of . G dif'
ference one way or the other, 50 far: Is the outcome il
.ent or not, viii Sc fully Hy': .afe.sa = anssde: III h MSs'a .n s p5s:i
opportunity. There iii not Be. the slightest favorit;sm
there s. = viii not ct Sc but but oNE ses :: az saa :.. s..,: e g. ~ =: f 10,
Fss:s = : savings Bank =. p VIII q e s'ets ri IS 10 o'e g., eG 4s1R
r.ia-up Certificate: for seek. Contract or Unit we have
reach our ommittee with your Resi.tr.sion before s' the /
% shst es1 u nit ~ vi hos e %eenI yss WOW q : ks g. - !" Is st " "a
Acre Tract of Land Tout Of the above dsscribed 7ooo0
Share. Of Fully P.id and Nen.Xs.e . sSs G35eah.asI s. Stock Il
M, .hs ra an0x; described - Sb..! 1920 49, Acre Orchard adjoining our
wksn And Where Opening Will Be Held
The Opening zen will be held At Fruit City. and the DATE
W wh, .a.t time 1s.! Plot; & the Land ard n! Orchard vim 5. mailed
therefor can b mad: ! hait.' We s cannot t. .. :as'a assnite1,
M a. TINS inse tune fr !ust &. Exactly Hhsn the Opening will take place,
and as they are almost certain to come in, In still greater
n {. nj. = as a result Of thi. announcement. that the Day
Is not tar distant. However,. as stated, advance announce
n1ent OF the Opening will be made At least 80 days prior to
- Make your Remittance direct to The Railroad. un,m-
proved Land Association: in care Of Registzatio. cennit.
t:., using 'ar - the ) Rs r.. Coupon below fo1 that pur-
Trust 1,r,a & Savings Bank; Chicago, All Remittance: viii b
% nuIX aIk9 TSs :a!S R and Receipts s;|s :h covering :ans promptly
Immediately upon the payment Of hi. Registration Fee Of
Illinois; The said Full: Pa Certificate viii rs Sa.sas";
that The Railroads Unimproved Land Association viii
not .ecspt any more than N Regi.tration for each
Gontrssst Or Unit included in the Opening and also that
the Old Colony Trust &: Savings Bank will not csrtify
any: more than N Full Paid-Up Certificate for .sek
Contract or Unit included in the Opening; and viii further
guarantee that the said Registrant will not b required 60
pay Us one penny more than his Registration Fee Of sis
either before or eftsr the Opening and that the SIS en-
titles him 70 enc Contract and. q. Full. Paid.Up Certificate
and: pay: his portion Of all expense. for advertising,- ar
ranging for and conducting the Opening. transferring and
delivering all Deeds, Abstracts and other Legal Papers e
each Rssistrant after the Opening.
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Mensy Back In 80 Days u You So Desire
You Can Register By Mail Now and Get Your Money
Saek Any Time Within % Days, If After Fuller Invs.ti.
CATION Ysu Wish to Withdraw.
We strongly advise prompt action OF. else you are liza
PIE 20 be too late. You want to make sure that your APP
'pneation reaches as In time for it to be accepted, for a.
stated. only oNE Registration will be accepted for each
Contract or Unit we have and NO more. There is only one
way tor you to make sure that it will reach us in time, and
shst 9 Is by Sy e. 2 in your r Remittance teithsr the entire
tul dds'sS1iptive literature explaining our Proposition in
lo9k the ground over. We invite the fullest Investigation,
believing that the closer you look. into this Opening, the
thorough investigation You desire to forfeit your Contract as.s.e.
and do net care togo any further, all you will need to do,
you have sent in Remit;sns. and ". viii pren d aSy s. fund
.v:ry penny = 81 the nensy sent ";
..:. Application: sS;s there S:s', viii se eco Contracts aases T for y When ls:s
~ have been spoken for there will Be no more av,ilabIe
plication: and return the Applicants money. Therefore,
:; We " would 1 s sd;d:s;. that you send in your ARP!ieation new
disappointed-for renember-if your Application i Is no..
s:gtsd-you will not be disappointed. for You will receive
lust Z: soon q your Registration Zee la. been paid in full.
make sh the Is b .so " +. opportunity Z :. adsStfa i i; + , 1Sw o 5e; ,S;yes Ute f.
ever again be squaled in the history Of thi. country. Own
your fsrm-Sui'd your home in this land Of the Big Red
on the beautiful crescent landscape Of the purple ozarks
abundance Of clear, pure, cold water is seen gushing from
a thousand springs; where the soil is mellow and rich;
where the annual rainfall is IS inches; where crops are
sure; where market conditions are ideal-just = few short
hours from the fourth largest City of the country. where
-s worth while. :. a - \ "x'' :
Yoa DO Want n Of These Farln-And This II Yaur
az. OPPORTUNITY TO Get One
Fill in the Registration Coupon below and mail TODAY
with your remittance enclosed, direct to our REGISTRH.
ion q ooAMITTEEs, Fourteenth Floor. Great Northern
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, Illinois.
assx.ttsy 10 RAILROADS uMMPRoyEp LAND ASSOCIATION,
- -" CHICAGO. lLLINolS.
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10000 Acres Of Choice Fruit and Agricultural Lands
Thrown Open Most Wonderful Opportunity
For Those Who Are Land Hungry
. Ever Known In The. History OF
Land 0penings-a Proposition
That Will Probably Never -"@~.@
! h0W-This Is "Y0uR" Opportunity Registr ations Accepted By
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