LODI, CALIFORNIA by Andrew Hanson

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 29, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 22.

LODI, CALIFORNIA.

By Andrew Hanson

FOR the benefit of many who would like to leave the rigorous climates of the East and North, will say, I came here from Minnesota four years ago, and, after covering the state of California thoroly, I find the Lodi country, in central California, offers much better opportunities than other portions of the state. The land is good, sandy loam, no mud, fine roads, and people are doing well on 5 to 20 acres, in grapes, fruit, and dairying. Five to six crops of alfalfa hay are grown yearly. No irrigation required for grapes and fruit, which net $50.00 to $200 per acre. I have located several of our people, and we have a church here. Will furnish authentic, descriptive booklet to all, and answer all letters of inquiry. Those who can not arrive with as much as $1,500 to $2,000, would not advise to come. Address, Andrew Hanson, Lodi, Cal.