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own farm in Northern Wisconsin, it offers invitation to secut#
not only a living, but a home which will ever year crease in
value. To the renter who pays each year all that a farm d
his own in A ortlern W isconsin woulu qmat Bin A, wieu, a mu
opportunity to change from tenant to landlord. To the farm-
ers' sons who are seeking a location, it offers the same chances
that their own locality does, and the extra inducement of cheap-
land. The State does not seek to sell and locate people uponi
its own lands, although there are many thousand acres of godo
land owned by the State which can be purchased at from $1.25
to $3 per acre. What the State will do is to take all who dew
sire to investigate the situation or purchase a farm, to the
owners of the land, see that they are protected in their pur-
chase thereof, and that they secure exactly what is represented
at the price and upon the terms agreed upon.
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