Town offers land at 40 to 50 an acre near market
The report notes land near town can be secured for 40 to 50 dollars an acre, attracting small farmers to grow fruits and vegetables for shipment. It cites successful orcharding as proven, with varieties of apples tested as profitable. Local farmers Angie Beaton, Dan Van Wert, Victor Sykes, H B Perkins, Chas Johnson, and F I Jones are highlighted for strong crops of alfalfa, wheat, timothy, oats, and general soil productivity.
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Angie Beaton
Nowood
Dan van Wert
Victor Sykes
H. B. Perkins
Chas. Johnson
F. I. Jones
R. H. Ewart
Ile
Wei
Henry Jordan
Lves
Manderson
Wolf River
Manderson thrives on rail link and fruit trade
Manderson, a growing town, touts rich soil and ample water via two streams, with plans for railroad links and division-point status. Henry Jordan, miller and banker prospect, notes strong fruit yields from apples to berries and envisions Manderson expanding rapidly as transport improves. The Manderson Fruit & Truck Growers association forms to boost uniform methods and marketing, while the Live Commercial Club drives growth and outreach to attract new residents and industries.
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Manderson
Manderson Fruit & Truck Growers’ Association
C. R. Spencer
James Meadows
Frantz Ia
Frank Musselman
Vicinlty
Big Store Offers Wide Range of Sporting Goods
A Basin retailer proclaims the most complete line of sporting goods with low prices. Anderson invites customers to visit the Big Store for value and selection.
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Anderson
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