The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
A Farm Home and Competence
What A Group of Missouri Bankers Are Accom-
plishing.

Have you others often pictured to Yourself
pendent healthy and happy and
aud ambition nto our daily efforts where 80" eond nave
prominent successful bankers and bus
of Missouri including the secretary Of the Missouri
Bankers Association, with desire to stimulate the growth
population and demonstrate the relatively very large profits in
growing intensive farming this particular district
of Missouri have joined together in association or company in
accordance with the laws Of the state Missouri with fully paid
capital of @ 90 purchased large tract OF land in southeast
Missouri fifty miles south Of the crest OF the ozarks and are de-
velopng t upon unique popular pau,
The land been divided into 10 and 20 tracts the former
S ] "s seye6 %nG es ,s'e miles OF TOW" Or ''" ana the latter
great orchard project of one thousand acres being
oped Two hundred bearing the peaches
yielding $50 and the contract has been
completing the remaining 100 from fifty to one hun.
being constantly employed in this work Two canning
factories each win da caPacy Oh mne nGm'anG cans o. TO-
during the grape juice factory viii be erected another
Three exceedingly promising little towns are within this tract
growing rapidly with the given them by this
great development project will undoubtedly increase in population
The bankers after long and careful study Of large
colonization projects devised this original successful
contract is sold only $500 only
IS monthly without cash taxes emitting the purchaser to
big O0acre orchard canning factories and full
equipment and three town lots
expected the Of the will he increased
and the monthly payments made $40 Instead OF " in the near m
Every possible safeguard that great business ability ana long
Among the splendid provisions which
incorporates into the contract the following
land aud the company binding itself
promptly refund every dollar pad if single misrepresentation
is ouad,
The company itself pay the railroad fare Of
his the land aud return crcdtng the
purchase price Of lis contract
binds itself loan purchaser request money
for the improvement OF bis farm tract
0 contract holder deed
medacy the heirs and further payments
quired
The company has complied with requirement. Of the
called Sky" governing the sale OF land and stocks in
The State Banking Department after searching nyes
gatiou company each individual sockhoder
careful Inspection the land and after
receiving h report granted the permanent entry into
state.
This action shortly ae ward by the authorities
Of the State O Nebraska which has similar law
Since the launching Of This project than
thousand Missouri adjoining have purchased
contracts the aud made critical inspection aud have
written strong Of Endorsement Copies all
together with photographs made in this dis
aud much other interesting nformaton including the opn.
regarding this district expressed by such prominent we'll
posted long residents OF Missouri COZ Major cXocrnor
John r. Sinson, superintendent OF pomoogy Col
for thau president OF the Missouri
State Society c. A. Atwood of the ozark
Fruit Associations; Dr. Paul Evans director of the Mis-
souri state Fruit Experimental Station H. t. Could assistant
inoogist United Department Of Agriculture Missouri
Bureau of Labor statistics Prof B Mnmord Dean state
College; Hon W, H. Nelson assistant secretary state
Board AgrCuIturc viii be chceruy mailed application
willis II Munger New York Life Bldg, Kausa, city, Mo,