Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-12-27

at amy TIME, as 81, Is; too III
easily used foi. spite work rather
than The use for which il was i'm
NEW EXCURSION no THE
I-0NVER RIO Gi7aEaDE VALLEY
over a new route, to il new
tract. in Il HON Year. Start the
rev year i.i2h'. Soc thr Garden
spot OF the word IL is simply
one vast greenhouse.
Many facts about this wonder
flu! rounirs are hard to believe.
Join our next excursion and see
for yourself. We leave Iowa
points,
TUESDAY XoENikl., JAN 4, 1918
Giving us more time in the val
Icy than heretofore We have a
low rate, including meals, berths
fare and all necessary expenses.
This rate will be given you upon
inquiry.
We Meet All Competition.
No matter how low rate
some other company may take
you for, we will take you this first
trip in January for the same rate,
hut we have good reason to be-
licye that all rate cutting is at an
end.
The crowds are getting so
heavy that some of the railroad
companies are refusing 10 handle
special train going to the Rio
Grande valley.
Our company is compelled TO
change routes, hut one railroad
has promised to handle for us two
special trains month for 1919.
They have made a new rule and
absolutely do not allow US to
carry anyone only for the round
trip. No stopovcrs are allowed.
They say the country is now, ad-
vertised we'll enough, that they
wish to cut down the crowds and
carry only people who mean busi-
ness and who are able to buy ii
the country suits them.
The large tract we opened up
last May is all sold. Our COM
pany were fortunate in securing
a new tract of 10000 acres, which
we have just put on the market.
This was the last good large tract
available in the Valley, and un-
dor the best irrigation system not
only i'm the valley, but in the U.
$. This fact is a matter of gov
ernment record at Washington,
ID. G..
Ten other land companies were
trying to secure this tract for
J colonization. Our company beat
i them to it by putting up the larg-
est amount OF cash as a payment
down.
\ number of other companies
are about all sold out of land and
some of them are begging us to
let them in on portion of this
tract, but ii will all be sold by our
own organization.
We are compelled TO ask more
money fo.<shis land, as land has
! gone up about 500 per acre in
: the valley within the last year,
yet the advance has only really
: began. This land will all be SELL
ing for $1,000 per acre and more
; within The next ten years. It is
: better bargain at that price than
{ Iowa land at $3.50 per acre.
+; AS an evidence OF how Iowa
people appreciate our country. we
: sold over 100000 to Iowa people
out OF our. small territory alone
) on the last trip.
! Mr.. Harvey Johnson, formerly
: of Logan, has corn planted from
August 18TH TO Sept. 9Th, now be-
: ing gathered, making around so
J blu. per acre, which he is selling
for $3.50 per blu. One man has
< oU uGIeS VI tOIllU1lS III OltC BIlttu
One of our Iowa party said thai
! sight was worth the price of the
z "trip.
Some with us who had gone
g with other companies before say
Q that the showing made by Others
: does not begin to compare with
: what we show.
2 We could write much Of the
q country, but the only thing TO dc
d is to go see and investigate fol
y yourself and get in before further
: advance. Please advise JUS early il
you will go.
We wish you a Happy New
Year, and we will make it a pros
9 porous one if you will invest will
= us in the Valley. Yours fora fin.
IT New Years trip,
e HUPP, BEEBEE Z LoM0,