The Harrison times., 1914-09-12
A Farm Home and Competence
What A Group of Missouri Bankers Are Accom-
pshing.

rave YOU like thousands pictured Yourself
pendent healthy ppy and secure the u beneh OF e en-
g and amHon g" ",S our Of Gay @ fo '0"a nave
Fifteen Of prominent successful bankers and bus
Association with desire to stimulate the growth
in population and dSmonsrae the raITy & Ts ir s SiI Sr
Missouri have joined together in an association or company ia
the laws Of the state OF Missouri with fully paid
capital of purchased large tract OF Lana IN southeast
yeomns II upon 'S nnigGg "a 40" t and 90 acre tracts the former
ni5a % ns scycn w!a'a me. s.'s miles o. '0"" OF 0' | 1
great orchard project thousand being deyeI
opcd Two hundred forty in bearing the peaches
yielding $3.50 average and the mas been
dred being constantly employed in this work Two canning
or fifteen thousand peaches active operation
during juice factory will be erected another
Three exceedingly promising little within this tract
great development project will Undoubtedly increase in population
T2e bankers alters long aud study of very large
Of colonization projects devised this original successful"
4 sold for only $500 terms Of only IS cash aud
monthly without cash or & HS 5 S"nS & e r 20 G@S @
the big i0Ocrc orchard two canning factories ana III"
is expected price Of the will be increased
and the monthly payments made $40 instead OF - III the near io
Every possible safeguard that sret business ability and long
chase Of these contracts Among the splendid provisions which
the Ea@o[ bank Gc ysa 'S % a W mc m " G % to- y E
land and make his own selection the company binding llSe
%G%E5 iSa,d refund every o0' p'' ''"s' '','
bihda itself the railroad iarc OF each
buyer from his home crcdng the
purchase price Of Lis contract
buds itself to loan purchaser request
for improvement Of his farm tract
death contract holder warranty deed is i'm
ucdiatey the heirs and further payments re-
quircd
The company complied with every requirement Of the
called "Buc Sky" law governing the sale OF land and stocks In
The State Banking Department after searching inycs
the each individual stockhodcr
expert land TO make are" inspection OF the and and after
receiving his report granted the company permanent entry into
the state,
This action followed shortly afe ward by the authorities
Of the state Of Nebraska, which has similar law.
Since the launching Of this project more than
thousand Missouri aud adjoining states have purchased
contracts visited the land made critical inspection aud have
written strong cnthusias,iG letters Of ndoemeo Copies Of all
together with photographs made IN this dis
aud much other Interesting nformaon including the opn
district such well
residents of Missouri Gov Major Ex-Governor
adlcy Prof John Snson superintendent OF pomoog Col
Evans than twenty president OF the Missouri
State horticultural Soccy c. Atwood secretary OF the Ozark
Growsrs Associations D Paul Evans, director OF the Mis-
Fruit Experimental stations II - Could assistant po
moogist United States Department OF AgriGnliure Missouri
State Labor Statistics, Prof T. Mumfod Dean state
Agriculture College, w. H. Nelson assistant secretary state
Agriculture win lc cheeu maicd upon application TO
Willis r. Munger New York Life Bldg, Kansas city, Mo-