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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
4
An ad describes Wisconsin farm parcels of 42 to 80 acres with no improvements and cash payments. It promises land only pricing under Plan No 1 with optional lumber supplies livestock and building materials at cost plus charges, and notes payments vary by vehicle and road access.
Plan No 2 lists 40 or 80 acre layouts with a 14 by 20 foot one story house, room for one cow two pigs six chickens and vegetables. It outlines cash payments and total costs ranging from 1050 to 1200 dollars for the smaller option and 1800 to 2200 dollars for the larger option with a 400 dollar down payment.
Wisconsin farm plan list outlines components for PLAN NO 3 including house 14x20 ft barn 12x14 ft stock house barn live stock with 2 cows 5 small pigs and tools such as walking plow cross-cut saw scythes and hoes. Total costs range from 1 250 to 2 470 with cash payments specified.
After a cash payment is made no payments for three years. Applies to those living on the land and improving their farm. The remaining balance is arranged over a long term. If you do not move on the land, yearly payments cover five to seven years.
Our land lies near Soo Line railroads and towns like Bee, Exeland, and Radisson, in a rich silt loam area of Central Minnesota and Upper Wisconsin. The soil drains well, timber is mostly hardwood, and the region is pitched as ideal dairy farmland with a prompt chance to buy now.
Woodard Auile and Earl Stephens of Forest were visitors in Russiaville last evening. Bikenberry Brothers are constructing a one story garage east of the Observer office measuring 66 by 183 feet. They plan to move their office into part of the new space when finished.
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