Evening Republican, Volume 59, Number 63, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 April 1917 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

SETTLERS FREE FROM TAXATION IN CLOBLftNO Michigan Legislature Enacts New Law to Help Man Building New Home. "No taxes for five years” Is the meat of a bill which Is now in force In Clover-Land, the upper peninsula of Michigan, and passed to assist in giving the new settler a start. The result of the bill and the general information sent out by The Upper Peninsula Development Bureau, 100 Bacon Block, Marquette, Mich., showing that CloverLand is the most productive portion of Michigan in nil crops, has resulted in a great demand for lands. Soil Is Good. Agricultural experts investigating the soil of Clover-Land have found that it is rich ami clean and capable of producing every crop grown in the Middle Western States. Much of the land is still idle ami in order to attract settlers to these lands the state legislature has passed a law providing that no settler need pay taxes for five years provided he clears two acres of land each yexr. The result has been a general activity in land movements and prominent land dealers of Clover-Land assert that' the time is near when prices are going to jump. At this time there are thousands of acres at fine prices. Good crops last season while other communities were having losses has startled agriculturar experts and Turned many eyes toward Clover-Land. Is Well Located. Clover-Land consists of the fifteen counties of upper Michigan. It has 1,000 miles of coast line on Lakes Superior, Michigan and Huron and -its climate is very pleasing as the result of the effects of the great lakes. Railroads in great numbers, the best highways in the Middle West, numerous water shipping points, pleasing climate, fertile soils and a fine class of people have brought hundreds of settlers into Clover-Land during the last few years. ■—Advertisement,

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