1933 South Dakota Homestead Pamphlet For As Little As $ 1 Acre 20 Yrs To Pay For Sale

Pamphlet, 14" x 8 1/2" folds which folds to 3 1/2" x 8 1/2" (8 panels). Printed in black on white coated paper with photographic illustrations. Some very light wear; otherwise very good. "Come to South Dakota! We Have a Homestead for You!" is the call from this Depression-era brochure that promises prices as low as $1 per acre and the terms as long as 20 years. "If you are dissatisfied with your lot in life, if you are tired of the worries and uncertainties of city life." are just a few of the reasons you should apply. One panel of the brochure is dedicated to a mail back reply form, which asks such questions as age, marital status, and number of children. The form also asks respondents to supply their nationality and asks: "I prefer or do not wish to locate in a settlement of people of that nationality." This brochure provides an overview of the South Dakota's homestead policies and the marketing tactics used to attract new settlers. See photos

I have another similar item listed that is on the pine ridge / rose bud Indian reservation land …. Those were part of the Dawes act of 1911 . They are listed at a higher price if interested …