Openings in the Southland by J. A. Oppy

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 26, 1908

Openings in the Southland

By J. A. Oppy

THE Testimonies of the Spirit of God have told us that now is the time to work the Southern field, and that families should move to the South, to teach the truth among the people, and win them for Christ. An unusually good opportunity now presents itself to do this in the Indian Territory part of the new State of Oklahoma. Land is cheap—from five to ten dollars an acre. The soil is very rich. The climate is unsurpassed. Soft water can be had at a depth of twenty-five to thirty-five feet. Many beautiful flowing springs of soft water gush from the hillsides.

This vast field is to be worked for the Master. There is but little if any prejudice, and I believe the people are willing to listen to the last message. Who will come and help us? For particulars, address the writer at R. F. D. 1, Siloam Springs, Ark. J. A. OPPY.