64,000 acres of the most fertile land in the world under the Sunnyside irrigation canal
Subtitle: the Christian Co-operative Colony of Sunnyside, Yakima Valley, Washington.
Contributors: Woodward, B. P., former owner.; Christian Co-operative Colony.; Christian Co-operative Colony,; Pacific Northwest History Collection.
Publisher: The Christian Co-operative Colony
Published: 1901
Place of publication: [Sunnyside, WA
Language: eng
Subjects: Sunnyside (Wash.) -- Description and travel; Sunnyside (Wash.) -- Economic conditions
Other titles: Sixty-four thousand acres of the most fertile land in the world under the Sunnyside irrigation canal.
Notes: Four-page printed leaflet and two-page printed leaflet, with original envelope.  Promotional items describing climate, water, soil, products, fruit, livestock, lumber, markets, etc.

WSU MASC copy is: 002-116889692.

WSU MASC copy came with an envelope addressed to: "Mr. B. P. Woodward, Vernon Center, Conn." It was sent from the Christian Co-operative Colony, January 16 (the year not legible, it appears to be 1902.)  The envelope arrived in Vernon Center on January 21.