Identifier: santafemagazine5101unse_3 (find matches)
Title: The Santa Fe magazine
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Subjects: Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad Company Railroads
Publisher: Chicago : Santa Fe Magazine
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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he president) A. Cousins, blacksmith, and wife are visit-ing at their old home in Ottawa, 111. I. L. Schmidt, assistant car accountant, andfamily are spending their vacation in Chicago. J. P. Harper has accepted a position asstenographer in General Manager Drakesoffice. B. M. Bertleson, stenographer in the road-masters office, and his family are visiting inChicago and vicinity. C. E. Truex has been promoted to be chiefclerk to Vice-President and General ManagerDrake, vice L. O. Tucker, resigned. Owing to sickness in his family, H. M.Wade, rate clerk in the general freight andpassenger office, has resigned and moved toLos Angeles. PURCELL (D. S. Phillips, librarian) A. W. Hoffman, agent, and wife have re-turned from a trip to Los Angeles, Cal., wherethey spent a very happy time during the hotAugust days. Peter Farrell, who is acting superintendentof reading-rooms during Mr. Bussers absence,was here recently and made some repairs to ADVERTISING INFORMATION Where is a Good Dairy Country?
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In Southern Fresno and Northern Kinds Counties,California, there are Seven Creameries Within a CircleHaving a Diameter of Fifteen Miles located as shown onthe above map. These Creameries have 1,500 patrons, and the daily output is about seven and one-half tons of butter. The Creameries are here because the cows are being fed and milked in the locality.To a thinking man, these facts tell the greater part of the story. The rest of it is LAGUNA AND SUMMIT LAKE LANDS are located in or adjoining this same fifteen-mile circle. Also that these lands are abund-antly supplied with irrigation water from Kings River. Also that they can be bought for$75.00 to $110.00 per acre on easy terms. If you want to dairy, get good alfalfa land in this dairy country and succeed, as others are doing. If you want to do general farming this is the place. If you want California land fora home or investment you should find out about this locality before you make up yourmind where to buy. For information and free

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