This country of ours-- the great Southwest Illustrated statistics of a wonderful territory, home of the 280,000 subscribers of the Kansas City daily and weekly journal . jjm\ HETHER a thing is large or small de-ijiP pends upon the standard of compari- 1 son. That Bunker Hill monument is tall, no one will deny who has seen itrise far above the buildings surroundingMonument Hill, Charlestown. That the na-tional capitol is large, no one will disputewho has seen it clearly outlined against thesky as he approached the city miles the Ivans Syndicate (Park Row) build-ing is large, no one wi
This country of ours-- the great Southwest Illustrated statistics of a wonderful territory, home of the 280,000 subscribers of the Kansas City daily and weekly journal . jjm\ HETHER a thing is large or small de-ijiP pends upon the standard of compari- 1 son. That Bunker Hill monument is tall, no one will deny who has seen itrise far above the buildings surroundingMonument Hill, Charlestown. That the na-tional capitol is large, no one will disputewho has seen it clearly outlined against thesky as he approached the city miles the Ivans Syndicate (Park Row) build-ing is large, no one will question who hasseen it tower above the great sky scrapers inNew York. Indeed, as one looks from thedizzy heights of the Park Row building, it isnot hard to believe that it is one of the largestoffice buildings in the world. And yet thatbuilding sinks into insignificance comparedwith the bulk representing THE WHEATPRODUCTION IN THE KANSAS CITYJOURNALS TERRITORY IN A SIN-GLE YEAR. When you look at the next page, the pic-ture will more clearly carry out the idea. Copyright 1908, by the Kansas City Journal. All rights reserved. Thisapplies to the entire Ivlns Syndicate (Park Row) Building,New York, to the extremerieht. Is 382 feet hish, not Including flag staffs. Wheat 200,507,000 bushelsthiscountryofour00kans
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