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IV~~~~~~~~~~I WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT GETTING A FARM IN WISCONSIN? Have you heard of the virgin clay loam cut-over lands in UDper Wisconsin? Reed all these bulletins carefully and you will learn the true facts about this country. 4 Have you heard of the hundreds of new farmers who are moving onto this land ea(hf year? Read these booklets from cover to cover, not just looking at the pictures al d then dropping them, and you will find out the kind of farms these men are getting. Have you heard of the famous National Land Colonizing Company? These books will tell you all about this great company, and its plan that offers you a greater oppcr- tunity than a U. S. Homestead. Do you want a fine farm for yourself? These booklets will tell you how you can come to a happy neighborhood of progressing farmers and get a wonderful dairy or stock farm. You can get fine new buildings, a barn, some cows, and virgin clay loam land that will grow big bumper yields of all the money making general crops. THE COMPANY AND THE LAND The National Land Colonizing Company is a large company organized to give pLb- . icity to Upper Wisconsin, to locate farmers on rich virgin lands in this state, and o furnish them with new buildings and some stock if they need this help in getting startE i. 1 This company is capitalized at over $100,000.00, and has assets of over $300,000.00. T e main office of the company is in Madison, but you do not come here to see the land. YCu go to our field office in Upper Wisconsin, as explained in Bulletin No. 4, if you want o look over these farms to see if you want to pick one out for yourself. OVER A HUNDRED FARMERS LOCATED ALREADY This company has already located scores and scores of farmers on these virg n lands. Go to our lands in Upper Wisconsin and you can see over 150 of them. The- men are fine, progressing farmers, making good on their Ready-To-Start-Farms. If yt Ui come and see what these successful farmers have made in a year or two, and see the rich farms they now own, you will surely want to get one of these exceptional far.s for yourself. THE MEN INTERESTED IN THIS COMPANY The men who have put their money into this work and made this plan of farm Eet! tlement possible will give the farmer some idea of the kind of a company this is. Therse men are giving this opportunity to farmers who come from outside Wisconsin as w 1l as from Wisconsin. Here are the names of just a few of the many men in this large Colonizing company. Prof. Truog, Head of the State Soils Laboratory; Prof. Sammis, professor of DaieLi Husbandry, U. of Wis.; Prof. Sommer, professor of Dairy Husbandry, U. of Wis.: Prof. Bewick, State Leader, Boys' and Girls' Clubs; A. R. Albert, Instructor in Soils, U. of Wis.; Prof. Graul, professor of Soils, U. of Wis.; Mr. Dunnewald, Fieldman, State SfilI Survey; John Callahan, State Supt. of Schools; Prof. Frost, Professor of Agricultural Bacteriology, U. of Wis.; Prof. Macklin, Professor of Agricultural Economics, U. of Was. OUR IRON CLAD GUARANTEES THAT PROTECT YOU These bulletins are not exaggerated. The man who is looking for a farm sees to much get-rich-quick literature that he almost becomes afraid to go any place. You caLU feel assured that this literature gives the authentic facts. Read our wonderful "I n- crease in Value" guarantee on the back of bulletin number two. This is the most Mw, derful guarantee ever made to a farmer. REFERENCES THAT PROTECT YOU Our best reference is to invite you to pay us a visit at our field offices and see ouir hundred and more settlers already located on their exceptionally good farms. The next best reference is the State Soils Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin at Madiscn, or the Department of Agriculture, State Capitol, Madison, Wisconsin. 2
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