Three Year Homestead Bill Aims to Help West Settlers
In a House speech L B Hanna argues for a three year homestead bill to replace the five year proof rule. He cites hardships for arid region settlers, rail line commuting charges, and proposes a five month leave of absence for entrymen. He stresses need for credit, education access, and frontier development.
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North Dakota
Congress
Passage of Bill Aids Farmers with Security for Loans
The text argues for the bill by noting new settlers need tangible security to borrow. It states farming has changed and modern farmers require machinery and stock, which cost money, implying banks should support lending.
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Great West
Irrigation of land and security concerns for settlers
The text discusses security, interest rates, and government land policies affecting settlers. It notes high bank charges, the risk of losing land, and the option to delay or pursue proof of title to avoid government fees. It mentions a government rate of 1.25 per acre and a 200 dollar homestead cost, contrasting choices under different time frames and proof requirements.
Specials in Mens Suits in Short Lots
Short lot specials feature a few of each lot in fancy Worsted Cashmere Tweeds plain Grays and some in Hart Schaffner Marx Collegian and L System make. Regular 18 20 22 50 and 26 5 suits grouped as class A.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Collegian
L. System
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