Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-06-29
NEW PEOPLE WANT
TO LOCATE HERE

The Southern Maryland Immigration
Commission created under the act of the
last legislature which has been function
ling since the law creating that body went
into effect, has been making strong ef-
forts to bring new settlers from other
chimes to Southern Maryland to make
their homes. They have extensively ad-
lvertised this section OF the State which
IS second to none in the country, and
nave been successful in bringing some
new people in this section OF the State.
There is room for more and they are con-
unuing their efforts in which they should
be strongly encouraged. There is much
land in Southern Maryland going to
waste for lack of cultivation that once
were fine farms but have been aban-
doned or neglected. In an effort to get
lhose who have property to sell and who
are anxious 10 bring new people here the
commission has decided to publish list
Zach week OF those who are inquiring
about lands here showing what these peo-
| pie desire so that persons desiring 10 sell
can get in direct communication with
prospective purchasers. The list of
prospective purchasers and settlers sent
us this week is as follows:
Charles Hazel-Henning, West Viz
ginia, wants a small farm near a good
market on good road. Wants IS to so
acres. Good buildings and water. Would
ike an orchard
VIM. w. Klimper-R. +. d. No. l.,
Wood River, Nebraska, wants descrip-
tons of farms. Wants timber and run
ming water. Farm to be used for grain
and live stock.
William II. Scott-Box .626, Monroe,
N. Y, wants to develop an electric light
and power plant. Buy small place and
make home.
w. Z. Stahl, 239 S. Lorraine, Wichita,
Kansas. Expects to visit Maryland this
summer. Wants place for poultry, fruit
and truck. Was in Maryland during the
war.
John Schaffer-413l Cault Place,
Washington, d. c. Wants small i'm
proved farm for poultry and trucking.
St Marys County.
William Zapoezan-Halicz, Manitoba,
Canada. Wants TO be in Ukranian set
Element. Interested in fruit, alfalfa,
mixed farming. 100 acres. Asks for
prices.
E. ]. Bernhard-72O A Street, S. E.,
Washington, D. c. Wants small farm
from to 20 acres.
A. L. Carlson-331 Wheeler Ave,
Mankato, MINI. Wants small water
front farm for poultry, fruit and gar
den. Near good town. Wants or g.
room house.
G. w. Davison-Grand Junction, Colo
RADIO, wants 300 acres for general farm
ing and stock raising. Near school and
market. Owns ranch in Colorado which
he may sell.
Lewis z. Johnston--256 Helen Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. List Of land for sale
or lease, suitable for home.
H. Madill-Peily, Sask., Canada,
Maloneck Post Is a blacksmith by
trade, but has given it up because of
health and is now farming. General
farming. Interested in timber. Asks for
price and terms.
Joe Motl-Route No. 3, Box 10, Owa-
tonna, MINI. Young man, wanting to
start home. Would invest $1,000. In
quires about dairying.
U. l.. NokeS-Tegarden, Oklahoma.
Interested in waterfront property, near
better markets and better prices.
Caleb S. Pitkins, 1877 West Grand
Ave, Highland Park, Detroit, Michigan.
Is interested in poultry and fruit raising
G. T. Helseth-Coaldale, Alta, Can
ada. Wants to trade Canada farm for
Maryland land. Quarter section of i'm
proved irrigated land under contracts OF
Canadian Pacific Railroad. Crop with it.
Tenant on place.
]. F. Mackeys, N c. Wants
to come to Maryland next winter if he
can sell his farm in North Carolina.
Wants 40 to rs acres Of Maryland land.
I. M. Ellis--Dixie, Arkansas. Wants
rs or 40 acres for corn, fruit, poultry,
hogs. Wants good house. First pay
ment cash. Balance when crops are
harvested.
Mrs. A. ]. Hill-Alyarado, Texas.
Wants small farm for truck and poul-
try. Has four children to school.
Leonard w. Hudson-Box 3i7, Lam
der, Wyoming. Interested in Maryland
farms. Especially in sheep raising.
Henry Miller-240 South Main Street,
Warren, Ohio. Expects to visit Mary
land in July or early August. Wants all
particulars.
Fl. Z. Roberts-Pierpont, South Da-
kota. Wants poultry farm. Prices
and descriptions. 10 acres or over.
$1,000 to $500 cash payment.
Chauncey B. Thomas, R. F, D. No. /,
York, Pa. Interested in three acres or
more near waterfront. Close to school.