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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04
Land CdieS
3,67l,3II Acres
IS 23,348,OoO
NM. 6:4o per Ac. .

''the policy was fully indicated" The
state got as high as $3.50 an acre
from the stumpage, when the best
agricultural land averaged around
$500 per acre. The prices ranged
from $3.50 to $3.50 a thousand, in
the days when trees were an lncu-
bus to be rid of any quantity OF
public land was to be had at SIPS an
acre regardless of the standing tim
Der.
By 1873, McIlrath reported that the
state timber had been pretty well
cleaned up along the Mississippi as
far as Grand Rapids and on the st.
Croix and around Mile Laos, for
which the school fund had gained the
handsome total of $180,000, which, he
might have added, was less than
quarter of the true amount. When
the lumbermen bid those prices, they
had their fingers crossed.
Probably he did not realize that
they had been playing horse with him,
taking twice and three times as much
as they paid for, cutting at will and
reporting an innocent trespass what
they thought was about right. There
was an investigation in 1873 and
though McIlrath was acquitted in a
criminal action and exonerated in a
civil suit, he was ruined politically.
In those reckless pioneer days,
"Uncle Sam was rich enough to give
us all farm" the heaviest timber
stands could be bought at the govern
ment price of SIPS an acre, and the
general idea was help yourself. The
timber was there to be cut and when
it became apparent that conscienti-
Gus man could not swear he was max
ing farm, the government fixed the
law so he need only swear that the
land was valuable only for stone OIL
timber and pay a minimum of S1.25
Payment for appropriating public
property is after all modern idea
In those days cutting timber was like
picking berries.
After that no pine was sold except
when it was in danger of fire or de-
terioration. And it was astonishing
how much timber had to be cut tt
save it.
But there was still prodigal laxity
Appraisals were made on the lumber
mems sayso-often hearsay at that
and the cut was scaled by employees Of
the lumbermen and altogether Their
was a monstrous scandal when Boil
Dunn from Mile Laos started an in
vestigation in 1898, with Ignatiu
Donnelly close behind yelling, "Stol
thief" Some amounts were recover
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04

uditors-Iverson and Preus and
Chase in turn-argued as Dunn did
before them that after the great mills
were dismantled and the logging
roads abandoned, the market would
slump. Before 1900 the collections
from stumpage had only once been as
high as 100000 in any year; after
1900 there was only one year less
than 5000, 600; the years receipts were
more than half a million in six years
and in 1924 the total came to $780,
600. Competition of present opera
tions will bring the total to around
100000.
That ends the thirty year harvest
of standing pine; from now on it is
the handling of a permanent crop.
And the million acres or more of for
est-bearing land in the states trust
should bring in the course of years
double and five fold the sum of the
original stand of virgin timber.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04
TRUCKS COLLIDE ON
ROAD NEAR SPRINGFIELD

A truck belonging to the New Ulm
Grocery company, driven by Harold
Marks of that city, and Ford truck
owned and operated by Philip Schel-
stuck, Springfield junk dealer, collid-
ed on the highway just outside of
Springfield Monday. The Spring
field man was thrown from his veh-
icle and rendered unconscious for a
short time, while the New Ulm man
sustained slight cuts inflicted by fly
ing glass from the broken truck cab
windows. Both trucks were heavily
damaged.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04

ed by civil actions and other suits
were settled on a basis Of what the
scale showed by measuring the
stumps.
After that-and it made Dunn
auditor-the pine lands were better
handled. Cruisers were competent
and the scale was independent and
the law was more strictly drawn.
Since 1895 the state has collected
double value for trespass and treble
for wilful trespass. Total collections
on trespass account have been over
100000 of which seven-eighths were
between 1895 and 1925.
Whether the leakage in the older
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04

Circular &c, "Acala Cotton, a Sup
erior Upland Variety from Southern
Mexico" recently published for free
distribution by the U. S. Department
of Agriculture, describes an excellent
variety of cotton which is well adapt
ed to a wide range of conditions in
the principal cotton-grawing regions
of this country. At present this var
iety is grown chiefly in the south
western parts of the Cotton Belt.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04

One of the best forage crops for
temporary pasture for sheep, particu-
larly where the soil is thin, is soy
beans, a crop which is eaten with
great relish by both sheep and lambs.
Although the earliest paintings of
soy beans can be ready for pasture
about month after seeding, it is
usually desirable to allow to allow
five or six weeks between seeding and
grazing. Soy beans can be ready
for grazing about the middle of July
or latter and will furnish most of
the feed until October or the first
frost.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04
VI-WEALTH FROM PINERIES.

Pine stumpage and other timber
sales have rolled up $13, 100000 OF
the SCI, 100000 shown in the state
trust funds at the last report, while
the state has left at least million
acres of forest-bearing land from
which a perpetual timber crop may
be reaped. At that there has been
a good deal of leakage in the past.
1t began when Auditor McIlrath
recommended in 1868 that the state
sell the stumpage instead of the land
on which there was stand of pine.
The first sale on that plan was held
in 1867 and as McIlrath reported,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04
Timber Sumpoqe
S l3,75o,ooo

cuttings was more or less, most of the
$13 100000 in the trust funds from
pine and other timber came from the
newer cutover country, the accumula-
tion since 1880 and to large proper
tion since 1900.
The heaviest sales, however, were
in the later years when the operators
were getting ready to pull out and the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04
BLIND AZ YEARS.

Forty-two years of darkness end
ed in death last Thursday when Nels
Nelson of Brighton, Nicol1et county,
died at the New Ulm hospital. In
1886, while blasting stone, his eye
sight was taken from him as the re-
suit of an explosion, and he had since
live in total blindness. He lived to
be 20 years old.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04

We, Thomas Steffl, Vice President,
and C. D. Jensen, Cashier of the
above-named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
our knowledge and belief.
Thomas Steffl, Vice President
C. D. Jensen, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th day of June, 1928.
(SeaD Richard S. Schmid,
Notary Public, Redwood County,
Minnesota. My Commission ex-
pires May End, 1880.
Correct Attest: (Two) Directors
John R. Schmid
Richard S. Schmid.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-04

Forest Service Rangers report that
heavy losses of sheep from poisonous
plants are likely to occur when the
sheep, after trailing long distances
without being permitted 70 Craze, are
turned on ranges where poisonous
plants occur.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

80 ACRES, i MILE FROM STATION
Just off State road: 10 acres clear. remainder
in timber: trade for good car. Address BOX
IRE. star Office. %
FINE RESIDENCE IN GOOD LOCALITY
rooms rented bring over 500 month !:
will trade for smaller property of any kind:
equity for sale at sacrifice. 6N31 Georgia
ave: Georgia .15O.
TWO.FAMlLY APARTMENT. 4 ROOMS.
bath. each: splcndidly located northeast: ::
electricity: fine condition: must sacrifice:
consider exchange bungalow or lots nearby
virginia. RYE. .lH G st. NV. trearl.
MODERN BUNG ARLINGTON. 81 $50.
Tor desirable lots, acreage or what have
yome +. +. CARTER, West 1ti3,
/ HAVE TWO NEW MODERN SEMI.
detached brick houses in NV: bedrooms.
terms or trade Tor small property.
NJ. u. WEAVER. Main 7563. -
coal. NINE IN SOMERSET COUNTY, PA.
INQUIRE Cleveland 661t:J. LEATHERS.
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RENT HousEs-uNFuRNIsHED.

NEW CORNER STORE ST3 MT PLEAS.
ant section n--Opportunity for delicatessen:
3O 900 customers in immediate ueiShisor.
hood Phone West 3I51 between 10 and ~
week dave,
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X A. 1oC:TT. ,FRoNTAGE STATE .RD::
f3sfs fs5s hGst SxH fruit oHiosk w." dxs.cE
cleo. h:.w.h,. 1:3 Rosemont ave-. Rrse-
MAJ NEAR GAIM % JOHN BRIDSEr1NE ndIss csr,S . hHS
good well at back door, flowers and hc,lxs:
.s's 81 s'o%n' 'Dw%RD Wi! '11%'' hg%s' '''%; so
/ WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL VIR-
e!nia Hixhlands bungalow. four rooms. bath.
able $50 cash. balance S:,s per month. includ.
ing all interest, Move in when .. comvcn,eri
10, +" nm daily Take bus va tor oif Mi
% get on at Addison ave. walk three blocks
second house from corner
i; Phone franklin 16HS. -
NEARBY VIRGINIA - GROOM .BrSGA-
Inv; ami: u acre lot: > blocks from Ire
'', S%;,s =: 1!kEss- 1,Es
Evenings and Sundays. Adams D513.
Acre ,s,s land. Z rooms or pike u Nd; under
s3t" sSu' s.,h SD a." os'h nS 'vi w"
secured; 81 900 cash buys il. several bar.
'"'' i #AKoH~ f$SK Rssi;ot: SS'S, 'sS,EAirr CO..
3Oi Cedar St.. Takona Park. y. C.
WELLBUILT.. ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
rooms; bath. h..w.h:. electricity. sas -Four
Owner. 5435 Weaver place.
49,, MAKE oFFER-MUsT SELL.
rs acres seven rooms. bath ami. Mary.
iand-3 miles u. &. Owner. Address Box
l0-E. star Office.
TAKOMA & VICINITY.
D. Csc $50 for this modern 5-ronm
s"%ch s etc. Pay Ss SSo "ssh n SIS per ns"1 %o",n
This ia 4 reduction OF over 81 600
Tak1ma. Md.--Cost owner $500: yours
for Sf.150. rooms. bath. re"pt hall
large. lot. hot air heat. paved street: fine
location. $3.50 cash and terms.
Silver Spring-$7.450: new brick buuga.
low. B. rooms and bath. h.-w.h. sleeping
porch. large lot; $500 cash and easy terms.
Others with h..w.h.. ami from So 80 up
c. w. VAN WAGNER.
223 Cedar ST.. Takoma PIX, ID. 6.
,.IR
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Rea,,tiiul rakoma Park.

NCNWtlTWT I AkNWla TAIN,
"a ThU.-@S San u manth VIII hus this ptetty
= -raaa, and steeptns noufh hunt slow. Wht h
ts tho hest Nttue I have un INV HAT toNeN
tatpn ittms to0m and uo6x dtn,nx t,on,,
ttoheU two he,iruon,s s.Nl steepins p,yrh
huiitrtu "a, sge lot AOk tl0i eNuellent nsis sh.
huI haod, pa,e,t sttpet u suW hnv ~ W 900
: ~ shuzz-Ntdn dawn. Nan 4 mouth viii,
'buS this eaAy 4 tuonl aud hath u 4. huasa
9uW nrenlace, NV h xnaa laeatiuns near
ltth al tfalteN aat svh"ui
- Aut,- ~ aud ueW Easiish eattsge vt d
va,v utatttN ar,ansed rass ranWs rhutns
and N,,ns iann walls decorated IN es,i,,,, Al
slu,eu nut~h rretN tNen htentage hni
water heat huitt'tn saraae heautttui Nut
AnStla with MAsntH ant trees. l,apa ated ~
IA, ell street rtuse - lIpttet, Vhaul aud
,tatas, 4 snlsWdid hame an .sfs eaN terms
Lar us Hgi.F yoU CHoosN 4 AoME.
MAUnE II, i.AWRN,
shsphtfd aalt, VIA tsdat Ave
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5000.
NJ. +. CHURCH,
REALTOR

dTFH F|H'T''TI. Va, IHUITF -
81 oO0-BESGAIOW. rooms: gIsssed-in
and srreen"d porches. cellar. gas. electricity.
cement walks and garage corner lot.
hest mart of Clarendon. Va: real bargain
and teens 10 suit.
50 hOO--MOdern sx-roOm house. in Car.
endon: garage. henhOuse. garden. 1rut and
oak shade. Terms.
ST. 900 for S-rOOm house cement garage ::
lot fronting Iee Highway 100 feet. $50 feet
deep: ono mile from Key Bridge: real in
yfstmnnt.
81. .OO,i--Six room modern bungalow. on
1s $50 spuarc feet ground. adjoining Lyon
Village. large Dak shade.
S3DO0-Small cash and monthly pay
nients for fOUr.foOm bungalow. two UOrf hes:
lot 55xI3U feet: half block off Lee High
w3v. in Chfrrydale.
Four acres facing Ire Highway between
Fals Church and Fairfax.
Two 1I-acre tracts. two 12-ace tracts
and one 3acre tract near Great Falls IN
Virginia. cheap.
FRED o. LAKE.
Phone Clarendon 2oo 200 Lee Highw7v. .
Evening star., 1928-03-04
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SPRING SPECIALS
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$500.

81 500.
-, acres . bungalows of 3 and rooms
each eIrrtri" lights, running stream and
spring. Within n miles of Washington.
on trolley and good road.
$500.
~ acres good room house and ont
buildings. on Ire Highway 10 miies from
WaShington. Excellent poultry farm posi-.
bilities.
$1,000.
1-roOm modern bungalow. Chcrrytlsle. Va.
Har'fw"od fnors gas. fireplace and all con-
venienccs Lot 400 feet deep fronting on
stores etc. Can be purchased on monthly
payments
Evening star., 1928-03-04
sAtJ..---ifAttA

sAt.l.~~lfAltAih.
40 AcnFs or FINE TOBACCO s0iL mr.
t~fen Maiit,1" ai'd Leland. Iat"t Rollins AMI
iiBsiff bigh stais Hf cultivation; jHtnafe'i
i.S tNn hHuAfs and nsifessfs anthunleiinkh
PfiTs. ~ 500. tftms arranged This - a
sblAHild farm and should tie #rfn A. nnre
sac Henry !, Morris, AGENT f1f o. n KAAT'
2tkbKH Maryland Home TUE Bldg Ap
Telephone MA)hnt8 10.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

8gw EriLDKG sTITAEIE ron Mani.
fs.iArnE ~ wsrehnttke. DWsEH, Adnffs
Bog I19F sise Gfh"e. -
wAKTKp H1nE on ,r0Op. ATT
around Warrington hsst Miami hhs,nsts
etnss "a Maeh propeuy. = o, kox irss'
Ealens yjs,s Fis 80
FERTILE FAM MONTGOMERY 90 gao
scsfs mite road frontage en1d hhiidihss
fooslacr tquIty ,n small house and "ash
'"'' risrHke T. HAsnarE.
IDgo W. Ave Main $50 sAa pbf Eve
OFFER $50 ACRES wHEATf,AND MieR,.
w Nv "fs clessIsnd al .,fbs. ~'''' ~ :
ron AcEkAnE ~ NEARBY vIRGthtA
~ water front ptopsuy ~ 500 costly "
bHngsipw about /. bneks from ponosfn
hsno,,ial al. hpehrr"y hpeh,rr"y ftA"EiT, $50 os4i.'''
yos saAhnn ,,.i H2tsE ,s Zoo HAsnstonr 5wd.I e
2iIs Eanrt1ft Ul NV Fb1Hs Poi: inl =
rxrUlk6E eR00M HOUsE FOR 2 on
rom holier 10 nGrtbsstt m southeast
no agents 42I nh ~. "e..-........--...-
iONN THE FDI,fDWib6 AEn WILL. CON
,j,tr sny attractive trade Gn apartment
10 400 hfst iiu,i ~tii secDted. ~ b6i,
H. t4tY iots ~ 0dG "nd tfts, ~til sh',ntsh
end n%ner Mi ran Address Boa 2bA u,
~ nftl"e. --.-.- - -
fIFba gGaE D1wET0Wk RFkTEb
,g,siIet Ion,e NAN I16Hf
p.s,,i,tnl Ashton HsIsbt Va i.rse III,
III sds tffes behi, sas sHst tsft sJ1ii}
inrf lnislltr b6gte. jGtt o. liant eAf. Ad
dfess Bon 2fO r., si1 once.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
SAI.E--FARNlS.


try farm, on State road. 20 miles out ~
gSksR cwn.F For earsssss re''
80 ACRES. 4! CLEAR. SOME MEADOW.
ho"ss ss:v fssn tsr%. na THoMXs r snsS pXvls
Charlotte IIali. St. Marys Co:. Md. -.
EARNS AND COUNTRY rRorTERTnYw ROPER ~.
been established since 1901. Send Tor
handsomely illustrated cataloe of property
in this wonderful section. Ask details IT,
acre state road poultry plant. barEan--
GEORGE, Vincland. N. J. .------.
+ ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY. LEvEHL VEL
land. fronting highway 400 feet; 81 300:
terms Address Box 1..E. Star office =,
YOU IAN LIVE ON. THIS FARM AND
from Washl nice locality; fruit, excellent
water small buildings shade: $ 300: easy
payments Investigate. MARYLAND.VlR-
GINA LAND AGENCY. 1Ol4 1ith st. NV.
Omen Sundays. -.
ACREAGE COUNTRY HOMES. ESTATES
In northern Virginia. convenient to- Washing
ton. BUELL. FARM AGENCY. realtors. Hern-
don, Fairfax Co. Va. Phone Hcrndon :'s.
BEAUTIFUL. HOME ON IMPROVED STATE
road miles north Of Silver Spring: fast
developing Montgomery County: ~ acres
fertile soil. we'll watered: 10 acres fruit: q
room houSr: grove. natural landscape: MAKE
hnartifut country estate, club. tea mouse or
sanitsri,im Adams S1iS.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
INTERNATIONAL BUILDING
1919 + Street.

Centrally located, opposite new Press
Club Buildins. has for rent rooms with
north hsht. suitable for artists studio,
single front rooms on third floor facing
street. Rents reasonable. "4-hnur service.
See agent in building. Room $40.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Woodridge-Brookland
Corner-S1O.750-Terms.
Z rooms d" baths a bedroom bath first
foor, Frigidaire. garage. large shade trees :
best location and 2 real bargaIn.
$8.750-Special Terms.
ExcepiionaI value in a practically new
home built hv owner: u good sized rooms ::
iOtible garage: large lot: every detail in
splendid cot,dition. excellent location.
S0.OOO-I-asv Terms.
A real bungalow Of the betier class Five
large rooms. sleeping porch and bath frat
floor: one Finished beiiruom on second foor.
room for an"tber. This home - modern
ihrnuPhou ana in spiendd condition: ga-
rage an aIIev Iteai Imation.
McLACHIES BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Dept. 10Th and g..
Main I:r. Evenings. North 3l3.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

hhb tr0ntbRe "n salt Whtets iarle a-tnum
Dwelling, AMakT. tfhti] nt"e m 500 tetnts
Address Bnh Hji r. star 0tiefs
rikEv POINT, Mn@Fot1R LOTS WATER
HOOVER, Jsed i,ess,inn 81. 0hsVs Chase
ron SALE IN EXCHANGE
HtseF, 'front.' Tnttakn nsaf Glen FFhHi thths
rooms enmnlstsls firnikhsd esteemed pofeh
GAHas, uati IoiuH,tla AakA,
Evening star., 1928-03-04
FOR LEASE.

GAS STATION AND
ACCESSORY BUSINESS,
Dwner: deal,es to sell tutsa~ss ~ IA very
iow pfIns aud lease, kas station and a.tes'
snfss stored Tor u: prrot at years. tety
low rental, Just a,,auired by i Iarse .nn.
Abuetion comhany *m an eKehanse, The
WsseDt 4,"nfrs know iittle about sasone
this bnsiness IN nut hands tor lease, Gas
station 'onslnis ~ pumps abont 10 oil
taBke. G0n.tets triVnNaSs etn. Ndrth~est
tneaiian, viii a,tl,yn nrw a0v eminent hult,t
,9k M addition Far further details see Mr.
nhslkEss PROP RITES DEPARTMENT.
HEDGES x MIDDLETON, Inc.
ftie Eve ~, NV Frankiin Dbu1
Evening star., 1928-03-04
POULTRY FARM
BARGAIN

TO ouick huyer Terms easy. No reason
able offer refused. seventy. .hr' acres 1nr
cultivation. partly plowcd: 10 acres Woou'
land saw timber: good pasture for hogs,
cows. ON main hard road TO Washington; 40
minutes by auto II sold Mt once viii in-
cliide pair horses. wagon. all farming ,raple-
mcnts over 500 Leghorn hens and ~ullets.
Groom bungalow and garage pou,try
houses fnewD. Address OWNER. Box HOE.
IF You WANT A FARM OR COUNTRY
home il Is very likely We have Just the place
you are looking for. Cali or write 70
MARYLA ND VIRGINIA LAND AGENCY.
1Ol4 l4th at. NV. tnear k'. specialists III
farma and country homes.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

~
EQUITY IN APARTMENT.
PAYING WELL. FOR SMALLER BLDG.
OWNER ONLY NEED ANSWER.
ADDRESS ROX iS.E STAR OEEICE.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

'iJ0 FRANKLIN NE-JANESON-B -BTILT.
. rooms Tile bath. shower, hardwood neoy>.
ami. double rear screened pur,hes large
from. porch, large xari. Pri,vSi To sell Easy
terms. OXEN Sunday or phone owner. Co.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

11ta CHURCH ST NV.
Ten room. and hath: heated hy OIL; eiec,
ric,,v, SsraSe: newly papertd ana paln.fa
hrous ho,tt: can I've used as apt. 80 mohin'
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Og0 lSt 81. NV.
Eight rooms and hath: garage: eiec. r.
lrirerator ptl burner: very reasonable rent
Evening star., 1928-03-04
PARTLY EQUIPPED FARM
FOR

FOR
81 500 CASH.
o..ACRE DAIRY CHICKEN OR FRUIT
FARM 10 acres in timber along beautiful
steam Seveu.roOm house, spring house
nirrher OF other buildings. QUANTITY nl
fruit meadow. pasture, good view. This -
hnryain Not lar of Wash BALTIC. state
rond. Owner VIII include lot Of tmpemcnis
cultivators, rlows. etc. for prompt sale
PRICE, - 500.
r. E. FARQUHAR Ir..
Decatur 1873 1873 l. st. y w.
VERY GOOD lI6-ACRE DAIRY FARM
ATTRACTIVE OF" OH HOMESTEAD;
Fronting onc-half mile on hard road Just
off eth ST. PIKE. IN MONrG. Co. Has
pretty siupiug lawn. Ene shade trees and
overIooks meadow with large stream Has
~ rooms spring water supply furnace heat,
bath and a number of other buildings.
Terms To suit purchaser. Price reasonable
to close an estate.
H. b. FARQUHAR. Jr.
Decatur 1878. 1898 l. st NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

lSIt DELAFIELD ST.
rooms and hath. pnrchcf; dctachen
house: Saul's Addition; newly decorated. so
n,o
Evening star., 1928-03-04


INV ALLISON 40 NV
VIA. SEti EUttfY ~ Al ,N0a tN yEAR
obi h"Me, test seetsHa ~ Feawsssh, 90
inMht$ AaAul
tot ioREn' -NEwt,y nk,pRAfkN AkooM
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attansed ta sutt. Nam das
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hk@k from hNs A,htsess HOY ttSE star
unts
rotoREn NEW HAMrSHige AvE. NV,
tanMa, sSth, h..w,h,, Atransvst Ia sep
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tented $500 hsN tptass i,ssNs,M auyt
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eENEN ROOM NopsE~~TrA AZ NV
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Evening star., 1928-03-04
-TYCSTxT- IN PFTWORTT
| FOR SALE BY OWNER GROOM. 2-STORY
] brick corner property: larse porch: 40. SGot

front: Chevy Chase Md Leland: larxs w
ing room. opeu fireplace. inside screens
throughout: awnings. private Griyewsv 20
siuccO Earage: shaiie tree. shrubs: NEXT %
new Montgomery County HiEh school: ali
streets paved and improvements all "
81. 500 first trtsst . years to run: SIS 500.
phons Main An.sS VIE o.Ss
Evening star., 1928-03-04
,AFplEcK EuiLDING
REST--DEsK SPACE.

HfCHcLA.s OFFICE HAS PART or or
fee af desb ssoB handsomely h1rhished Tor
lease tesl taesti0n ia tpS0. ground nnM
reasonable rates snd saDd serYice, Call sy',
I5fh at eGfnfF X.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

! FROM OWNER HANDSOME CORNER
brick Mt. Pleasant house ftsken in tradet.
With front piazza large. bright living room.
large ltghs diuinr room: beautiful rAruUet
| noors: larSs uantry: kitchen With new Io-
rain gas stove and porch first hoor. In
! basement servants room. laundry rev
Evening star., 1928-03-04

500 CASH AND $40 A MONTH WILL
purchase new 5-rnp.. bath. bungalow. with
garage good seie"tlon. in nearby Va. and
Md. Real estate sale sneU should obtain our
bat. az "e deal only IN our own properties
Fulton X. GORDON. Continental Trust
nil rotf
Evening star., 1928-03-04
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOREST GLEN. MD-FIvE-ROOM HOUSE
with bath: j acre ground with lawn, gar.
den. fruit garage: stone road: 18th IT
bus passes hOnse. FRED +. WESTON. -
1-ROOM HOUSE ELECTRIC LIGHTS
bath range. furnace. water: S31 month
take car at 18th and Pa. NV. ]" minutes
RIDE % Arlington Junction. Va. Apply Nj.
IANENNER u aarnEs frtlfu sfatlnn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-19
Alex Asbridge Has Farm Plan
l That Makes Good Money
- in County

r Corn is king and alfalfa is queen
on one OF the best managed farms in
North Dakota.
The farm is that Of Alex As
bridge, 10 miles south of Bismarck.
Asbridge believes that there is
only one way of making money in
the farming game in North Dakota.
That 10 to select the method Of
farming best adapted to making a
profit in a given locality, invest
your money IS freely as necessary,
collect oil the profits available dur
ing the fat years and hang on dur
ing the lean years.
There is only one way to farm"
he said. THAT is on a 1O-year
basis: Sometimes money is scarce
and indications are discouraging.
There is only one way to get away
from that and it is to plan things
over . long period Of years and be
prepared for anything. If q hog
dies, find out why, bury the carcass
and take what precaution you can
to see that it doesn't happen again.
It the corn crop is poor, feed what
you can, inspect your seed closely
and get set for . better year.
Stick to Plan
There never was and never will be
any money made by jumping from
one method Of farming to another.
Every year we hear of some farmer
going into poultry heavily. Some
30 into hogs; some into dairy cattle
and some into beef cattle. All Of
these farmers can make money if
they stick to it, but the trouble is
that when . lean year comes along
and prices sink, they immediately go
into some new undertaking that
gives good promise just at that
time"
When Asbridge came to this
part Of the state he believed that
. combination Of "corn, cows and
alfalfa" should be profitable. He
bought . small herd Of white-faced