La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1921, Image 8

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GATED '.LAND
Where Crop Returns Are Three Fold-
FARM
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The Great MALHEUR COUNTY IRRIGATED Lands
Are Just Now Being' Settled
The Warmsprings Project, Watering 30,000 Acres of the Best Land with a Surplus of Water to
n 11 i .i t i in . r n f. i i r- . 1 c l r .
Thif Value of Irrlgllo
iJfHlfoiut of i p l'roIoi.o.
M, '). Hop, a pioneer farmer and
hi'inei4 man of Malheur Valley,
Low t- reiary of the War.mip.rlnr's
tfiatrht, rives the following eon--rv-ttlve
observations and f irnrra based
on rareiully complied dtj.
I am plad '- some of th
benefits hb b will rome wliti f h
rompb tion of Hi Warmsprlnps Ir
fifuti'.n lro;rf now under ron
Itrotllob. Lod.-r the pret pUns
thin WW-' will fv about 20.400
acre of Mrhly x-r-xi;: tle lands. In
this vJf r. p-eM, there are
only stTu. 12.000 acres actually tu
cultivation and none f this land
La to eired a tro thirds water
ripM. Th Vr'armapriur yaii
w'il give to this land the necessary
ou third or full wan r ripbl and
will Hint reclaim the remaining 1
O'jO SCfMS ill the district Which in
, row arid. There Is no better lV
to l found in the infer mountain
country and none, that wil produce
morr. abaridau'tly than the la Ad of
the V.' fcraitipHnrs Inipatlon Project,
I bar compiled some figures to
ihow what we ran ratwinaMy ex'
pnj with ttm rYiiiijl;tion (f . tho
Warrjj'prloa ayUrn. My calcula
tion a ar ultra-fi-rvativ( aiid I
. lli-.v will h Jni'Tf-tiilfiK- Of tint
f rau'tt 12, 4 'JO ft:ra"now undr ctil
livatlou wfililo tliia dffetrlrt whlrh
commonly dffti?nufe "WH lamia"
prohaMy cnr-thlrd or 4.000 acr-
orf- protlmf.uK alfalfa. With tli full
wafr rlf;ht Ih'-ft- land ran br made
to ytid at la.t two tun (tr a r
mo'? tlirtJi la pow harvcHl'-d iindtT
prfr"jil wat.-r rondlilona, 'nirfi)rt
th irs'fit wH an (In will fA lant
prod ii hU'to tona of alfalfa morn
earh yar wlitrb niAmiitfd ut SlO
Ir ton will nrlrb the ifcti( farm
-'ra J tjO.000- antitiully. For ihe- bol-kii'-'i
of lands now Irriyatwt h-t im
U.-.tUu wh. a( lUo liablfi of our ruii ula
tlontj as It In rnatly ftK'irrd and morn
readily. undrrtood R'Hhonrh, lo i
tsui, tlx-rp art fiihfr riupK tlint run
)e raliM'd on t bin laml I bat will yldil
lari't-r r t irrm. Now I he r in a in Ink
f.hiHi o r ('an ip madn rtharvHt
oijh third nior- Wli-at or, hay, tn
btiftbctn pr arr" tit Htci'Mt ut
pr-A-nt yl'ld. Dntlmaliny tbia at
H 2' ptr biieb'1! llHr will be added
to tbr Incoinf of our pr;mni farm
pri$ jno.OOO i-arh y-ar. 'Mit'Hft twit
llcriiti ar liirr In ihfiiiK Ivra, but
llu'V f uii; t it ut fiiijy a arnall porUiiri
of the tt'tual bjnfttH tu be d'i(v'd
to Hi dliitrbt uh a whnl an w
hiiv t It u h far' only ronnldpred th
pn-rtcnl Wftl lands. Wis havti yt't to
ronnldr l In rimtlnliu' lH.ouit a'r'H
wblih an now totally nonirodn'-
live. , t( i H BHHillltt) lh.lt 10,0'HI
orrfM of tint land will anon Ih
A Few Exceptional Bargains in Good
o. I
2vo acres all fenced and croud
f em id, tic res under thu ditch,
(iooil unit art in cultivation.
A hun da me of liter fnr li riK.u lmi.
Hn ded to ".rain and alfaUa, Itia
I'l'leM. The T. m I m I .HI it II be
furimd The t iv-r ' tnui thru Hie
place. Vm pad hi e on the ri vjr.
lias food 1 ro. mi boii. , o.il.ii, r'oi'il
well water, s table, (,'i.inarV and
blackttnlib shop, Hih l-n bonne mo)
rthcr out biilltlint s l ine hade all
n round t he honm- Oi b.ti d This
'is one of llie fluent mm. k ami d.uiv
liinni In the v;iH.y IM. h,ml Mill
produce f to 7 tfttirt nf ulfafla and
fit, tu l.r MMielrt of hal per in lc.
V ' t a bb.i ;i'n d hie Urns. I pot:, to
land. i'mlii u ai.ll Mu-i yr.ti siy
. hino i -it'i", t t. ated 4 tn'i- -t fi.,!M
ti!e on Mtunty rn'iil It I'. IV and
lelep.i ilie I'll-t J U pel aci-
lllid li - d 1 i MiHHt.lt- i hill pUVlileiit
down nod. "nod ! ruti n f e-,iisluder
M 7. , ,
No. a
liitl n' res ,af fvnred slid ct fi-s
fi nc d 1 in aT3 t e.tdv tu crop
.Consut these
C; J.BLACIi 6 CO.
"' ' ' '..U y -lldt,! !u,l'.l,eg
oeu, is tne iaeai opot ror rromaoie rarmmg ana
raifre alfalfa and w'.ll pt,ilw
-lrht ton from arb arr- p-r Kir.
'It.th UifJhH HH.'ttHl toilM Hhi'b ff
limatfrd at $10 v-r ion mUuah an
annua) hay rrop of JiOO.Ooo for tb
fariii-ra of tU nw Jaiida, Now b-t
itn utipoow thtt baijfn- of Koon
wrt-M will yl-Jd fori buMj. I:t of
h-at tT a'T or a total of .';L'i.
OoO iit,U', wbirh, If (ftfinia(d t
birh .irlll b fifd in th po'ltt-la
nf th farrn-ra. 'f h-n-fori from the
ahoy obM-rvattoriH w tan drjw (ho
follow liif; rori )jniriih;
lrr-'d alfalfa rrau, "M
li.d t
In' r-MHl whftl rrop. old
land
Alfuf rrup ff(rn r-w lAiid
V,uMi i I 'Hi frooi n-w (:ir,l
fft f'lttf 0t
Toll
You
il . ti.3M.(j y't
will fioif froni I lif above I
Lave fiKiird prlrea on a v-ry ron
aervatlve banfa and aBo have not
fcvi'ii lourhed on l be inT-a d pro
dorllon of boma, rattle, she.-p,
horn, fowls of all kinds, -tr , v. hi h,
of course will amount to a y.t at
many Ihoitsaitds of dollars e.v b
year, Hafely therefotft the luvmu
to the farmers of the Worm. prln s
Irrigation- Dlslrfrt may b rrkoned
at - about 2,"0M,00(j artnunlly,
follows:
Vrihif r-nl alfn'lfn rtujt I f O.fifjfj.GQ
4 ''( .r'C l.-n-. fit th.
VHie prefi-ol Hhc'ii
(uu ai r,-at0 tin 4 l.:''t
Vain- "f liiT-iN-d wli-at
a nd bi fi In
1 .30.000 00
Vrtlu" f ith-r fmni pro-
du'-1 lix ludlitt; I'ImiIii y,
d'llryiltir, llVf Mo-;. f f ml
and w-ro-tHnl.-H nvf'raHr-rl
fcl IU P-T a Pf flUO.!'!!)
Total t.:,2 jii.imik art
Vf.ft.; Atfiilffi ! now fl-tHin Nt fnin
1 1 'l to f I M ml Wh-al : Hull II ' n
l-r bufhfl.
With the projert finiHlu'd we run
also look for t ho early roming ut
factories, mills and indiiHtri-s of nil
kinds and no doubt the populations
of oitr rlth'K and town will lu fa
mitiiy tlmcf.
41 H u. WUtni 0 Tons AlTalfs
If 40 acres will prodtoi- ibis
without Ktimuier water, wlcil will
A full water rtfht mak' pored bl.
Chamber of ('oiiiiiicni, Vale, or
fron, I have 40 art ea of land ad
JolnliiK the rlty Hiults of Vale. On--j
on. 7 m res of which in tal.c i
up with hiii!(lru)'s. rorrals, Kaidn
etc. In the year of I fi I from II
ucres 1 th replied 4 U bunb"ls of
wheat Hint 1 nut miw sidliui: fr
U 1 .it renin pr lb. From the remain
In 1!2 acres (if e.rotiud I cut
tons of alfulfii, ?0 tons I hepl to
fee( toy cows and hoiH'-s and the
olh'-r 10! tons I sold for flti uo p- r
Ion measured In (tin stack. I bad
I bad no water for li rlnt Ion uft r
tlie .l day of J mi" v. h,it I
pumped for Hit fanteii of about 2
arreH. I.. J HAIU.KY.
All ev: and pood noli. 4 r. n res
Irf alfalfa. Halancif seeded to piuin.
Itellled (call fcjve pOHHeH.hlll t his
lull). Abundance of water for iirl
faliofi. Has tuitt 4 room houn and
u 1 room bouse, rMiil ml) water in
kitchen, stable, ifuuai y a ml ' ot Ict
out'bulldiiirs. Ooml shade 1 1 itiiiml
hoiiHes, orchard. Ian ,t I ! 7 in X m
fiom Vale on rt o t highway, Kiail
id (Mm in i In lo gtJiid Hcboiil, niie
Htllti to R. R. siding There are wood
und poslH that can be follm mil of
1 he larpe stainlli'p I lees to Ian I .'t
v ars - 1'ibe I luu. tin per aoe an I
a te.voualilc payinent down (iud yui
terms on lemainder at 7,i inft resi.
o. a
li,0 acres nil fenced . nnd crois
t- in - , (, n n cult I vat itiii,' 1 be ('Hi
of mii i i nnd for 5 to.t toii tif al
tlfa n-r aiie and f" to I. f( bushels
;l uii-.u. l ui.i coin land tint will
pteilnt t tt hen y crop f i otu M to
-JU n.oli pt r acre Fine tft .llie
nO, melon nnd fruit land Abnn
(luiite nf iiter,rol h i tr.,11 i"lt under
the Will lllKpl lliri ploet . H fonilll
4ni'iie, filler till I tniiUhocH, yood well-
La Grande Real
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.N'evv Land rinluris
The following letter Is frfrn t!in
j.r-f.d nt 4t ihf tt iiiHprinr i Irri
l at ion J'iM r; t Board of Ifire-tnn
and photttt (be pro4ltirtivt-iMM.4 of the
n-w land in rh- Malb'-ur Vallry.
"bafj:l''-r iJ foiiimeri-e, Vul-, Ore
gon, Mar h 22. lil': The pa-t two
yata on a 1 :i r-- fi-ld of m w
frouiid T titi"i Kt'M of Vae I have
Ibrd'b'd an a-rur- "f 7& bnih 1m
of barley to the aire. fin anolh'-r
ft. I J th- fir; l rop aft.-r firruplu
olf toe jfaf' brurfb ifld-d U: btihb
Im of bl;i- tein .bi-ii, Tbiit is
one of me freateal adv-mtap s t,t
furminff io land In lbfa v.ilb-y,
for bete it in not ii-rei.sary In turn
under a firut Tass rrop to et.tbe
laud proilu in?i.
Alfalfa and Coier
Comijierrial flub, Ontario, frf
F.on: t have t-n arren of alfitlfn
I Ulile.t Wst Of .(JMtafliO, h it'll
prodine, in i',H seventy thre and
Kity nine hundirdtliH ton of fine
alfalfa hay v.hi h h'oid at fifieen do),
lars a ton maltip a total of $ 1 10",.-
Tin fir.;t ciii tin k nf h.iv on a
Ibree ut tt- ph f-e of rloycr brou':t
ll'iff.OO and Ihe r'd crop iintde
2ir..0M i.nd lb" Ibrvibed bay from
the seei made f,o hO. The three
nrrna making a lotal'or JliT'lOO for
one V"ar Ij-.m! .i past itttiiK tVn head
of ratilo on ( inoitih in tbt. fall.
I alio raiii.-d niu- ton of pood
I:nt:iloe off a re of ground
whbb (,ld f.r 120. Hi per ton'.
r. K. Hi;rov.
Sbe4'p and t'niilt
There are at U'unl ;:5,000 ra!ip
In M.,lhenr county, about I'tiii.uMh
J'beep, and joineihif over 1 0,000
hor.-H and mules. Malheur riunty
I, a;-, been tin- banner sheep comity of
the Iiiiied Wales for uianv years
and on' of the feeding cattle pro
(lucinr rouutien tnliiiK sunnd d:ie
only to in Neighbor, Harney rounly.
Flvo mllli.m ji'-res xut runieiit inn:.
'laud In (Ills mid even a larger am
(mnt in Hano'V county make a va.-l
eiiipiie that Cod made especially for
the Stork men. The;:e lauds ai t 11.1-
lurallv aili.pieii fi(r pastor, and for
I'lSHHtu aifil will iraiiitaiti even larg
er number or j-nttif, sin-cp and oth ir
II m .dock when it b'-""iueh neciMnry
to property i:,tll fi t belli. The s
pei lal value ut the faili'e fo the lf-
ilKailou fit r ni'-r ii tl.iii it in a per
petiinl j-iiaiaiiie of it r-afv iu:nie
tor hut h:.y and rr:in and a luri-e
fi.i lor for pncmei'iiy in the couiiiiUn
It v at arie.
Itebi'ioii of Mvcstiiik li l auolui:
In utiUiiM of l h p(-is!hilitii of
Malht ur coiiniv I will fit art with lhi
er locate,) 4 miles fn.m Vale
siitte htrhw.iv, praveb-d. price
..on and f:.,'juo cash ll lun-
it.
'1.
lui.
hs lo suit on lein.iitiib r.
n t.
I
lt'.M Ui'.
t ace.
I
nnd cross
I. All un-
fenceo. flood Mill.
fb-r irr ij .it ii.it. n nnsprfnits water,
ion at-n-s in .ilf.tlfa haiancfiu p. rain
i' ml e,,ri. ti. and bnl Id i up ; round;.
A bund. Mice of w ;tl er. h jh food 4
n.om limre, stable and oilier out
t.ilildl'ifH Coutl We'll U.itcr. . oca 1 1 I
:', ttilleM Iroi.t Valtt nil cuulit y road
If F l. I'ro e r...""" and J
f uh V HI handle
remainder.
t ; -Mid terms
mi
, .1
f. in
acres all
'I a nd rru-4
( i!t iv .ttiolt.
Malidv to.i.fi
feu eO. 'j;0 acres nt
IllOSt III) I' Vel' fllle H'Jlt.
Hood a'f:slfa and i;iti'ii
land
Coin
Abnn
TbN
farm,
t ti
small.
Coo.t
and all klndt of efcthb-s '
dance of, water fnr n r . . ,i io'n.
let it pood sio It and 'dah v
Joiuiii( KOoeV out nidc I itiipe.
spi Iuk and l ull ijih.'i- . 1 'an
btiiiti'; Ju.it f .ir bifld-ns.
Estate Dealers
SECURITY LAND
' la ?:i t..t.- Vi.
wndiuput.ible statement thst th- most
prosperous rounties on th face of
the earth are tho? coinbiuins apri
rult uial and live stork pr(eiu t!ins
We havf r.eeri fads and fashions
rhaue until the bieh tide or pro-(irr-Hs
has left ii sbors trwii with
t he w ret k a r,-. of on t ft ro w n and d is
carded (nduf-try, while primary pro
dol;t;', sections have Ai-atb r d the
apes.
After all the lands of MaMi'iir
county are reclaimed that Is possible
. under any irrigation project, there
will remain fiTft inillion acres of
pamurd lands. From the.-- vast
"lireas tlirjusandn of cattle iud
i beep fii f. annually proudced, whi h
has In the past represented the larg
er portion of our earning rapacity.
We have been abort on acriiul
tural product and top b-avy with
llvesttH-k, therefore, our annual in
( rea.e ban ent- front us In .an Ini
nature conditio to be finished v
other Htalts. that were top heavy in'
aerie ii 1 1 tir.il products.
We ure const i uftinj? Hip Warm
sprliits proje-i to raise the aerlcul
oral production until the ti come
nearer lo a bnlance.
Wlb the wateln it an empire nf
new land that in pr'tdiiciivenes;;
ef ms to be unlimited; surrounded
with a past ure that for years has
produced the livestock to ronannu
the surplus and make wealthy sev
eral of the wetttern slate; with a
climate. Ideal for feeding; the future
f.f Milhetir county b safely a.ured.
r.Fo. w. Mcknight, i-resident
Malheur Tounty WooU'row rs
Mnlbeiir county's standing as corn
pa red 1 ii h ot her com nt les of t he
, Main liUes im irst In corn,, alfalfa,
t beep, wool, honey ; second In nica,
cattle, forape; hljfh In Trtiit, prain
and all staple products.
Soil and I. ay of 'be I.nud
The soils of the dbtrict are sedi
mentary In character. T4he prevail
ing lecture ht , n fine sandy loam,
ronslstlitK "f volranic ash and Kilt
wltb baalt Iind- pranile content
which Im very rich with pood mois
ture retaining power. Diainai-e may
be necejisai y in nome parts oT I he
valley-for the production of the best
crops but fur the most part the riv
er meandeiliiK thru the center of
the disl rii-t f urit-Mieg a motf pro
ductive and natural drainage ,-hait-liel.
The Kind Is pener.illy level vitb a
pood slop toward t he river fl ii) ly
hloplnp ' bench Inndi adjoin tbe v.tl
ley evcept for the Vale and Malheur
luitteH. The- WaimspHtms district
Includci practically all of the valley
proper which extends about twenty
eleht miles from lhP bejid of the
watr. I.ncat.ed K mil-n from
Vab on V'onnty road. II. F. II.
Price fl?S.iiit per u re. This Is a
pood bu v. A reasonable rush pay
ment down and pmnl terms on the
remainder at 7'J inteiest,
100 acres all fenced nnd cross
fenced. 7o acres under the dilch.
I'.alatO H on the hill , to HUalfa
und pra In. Free water for inie.i
tion Jus the upkeep tif tlu dtldi.
Kaj h one keeps up bis ditch. He bat
or o us a otie lifth lip crest in the
"d.i. h. Thin Is a very rich
(te.-k .1. old. tu soil. Has pood Well
built f, -room home. 2 cellars, good
v.HI water, sinl. I', blacksmith shop,
and other nut bmhlinirs. pood fam
ily' tilth id, ahsde a nrou.nd (lie
hotisM All r.itm inii. biiiHty and louls
ro-with the' place. I'rici' fs.r.uu:
b Hf cn-h, puod tetnis oitt reu.:iinder
til T'l itttcr-0. (..ora'ted IV miles
from 'Vale op rounly ro.ol. tiimd
pebool close.
No. 7
liUI acrrs all fenced, nnd cimsb
fenced. All level laud and ytotd soil.
It h.a it h . b-tttom Is ml. I b. vet y
for further information regarding these lands
& SAVINGS CO.
n.t.l!.n BWj. . , ,
otocK raising
yalley twelve tnlles west of Vale to
Ontario and varies from two to fife
miles in width.
Alfalfa
Malheur county ranks first In al
falfa production In Oregon; t has
hfn the principal crop In the Mal
heur and Snake valleys for many
e.irs. Alfalfa leads all other forape
plants for feeding purposes, grows,
continually from March lo Novem
ber and produces from eight to ten
tons per dcre with full irrigation. It
doe a double duty as it also per
inea les the soil with nitropen, thus
Increasing the fertility. A plowed
under field of alfalfa In Malheur
county will produce a fifty bushel
v heat crop or a hundred bushel corn
yield.
(Jraln
Malheur county produres more
corn than any other county In the
stale and ranks hiph bb a successful
producer of all the small P rains.
With proper mp rotation and irri
patlon. wheat will produce 4 0 hu
Hhes to the acru while corn with
proper- rate will average orer 75
bushels. In the higher hill lands of
the rounly considerable grain Is
raised by dry farming methods yield
inp about hnff as much as the Irri
gated lauds.
Fruit
While we represent the Warm
springs project as a hay and grain
producing region there is no disput
ing the fart of its adaptability to the
prowlnp of " fruits of all varieties
known In the temperate. climates. A
few miles up the Willow Creek Val
ley from Vale is the famous Brogan
section where there has been no
fruit failure since it was changed
from a sagebrush flat. ' Kimnding
east from Ontario to Xyssa and oa
up the Ruake river Is one of the
largest commercially producing fruit
tactions of the Nurthwent,, hun
dreds of carloads being shipped an
nually to all parts of the earth. The
Malheur valley lands raise good
crops of watermelons, rautalnupeg,
- rapes, st nn berries, raspberries,'
etc. In the larger varietlps, the ap
ple, peach, and prunes vie for bh- .
piema y all yielding faithfully ex
cellent crops, f'herries, apricots and
pears a I no do equally well.
Vegetables
hardens for both domestic and
coiiimerclal purposes are exceeding
ly productive and profitable and the
Rnnlcp river valley of which Hie Mal
heur Is a part is becoming known 16
the world's greatest producing cen
ter. I'oiatoes, onions, pumpkins,
sweet corn, spring vegetables and
root varieties respond to but little
rare and attention. One farmer
writes that he produced sixteen tons
beat' hi the country. AH In rnltlva
tion, being cropped to prain this
season. Abundance of -water for lr
ripation from the Warmsprings' Pro
. jecl. This is fine alfulfa, grain,
corn, blue prass, mi dan prafs, vefe
table and melon land. Has small
house und other out buildings. 'I.o
t aled :: w. miles frbtti Vale on John
Day hip h way. graveled. This can
be rut up in 4u and SO acre traits,
cIMo face the road. Price fJS.OQQ
ami Sfi.oim cash' will abndle Terms
to ah It on .remainder ut S'i inler-
eel.
No. n
1 fin acres all fenced and rross
fenced, al) En cultivation etrept I il
acren All level and- good loll, so
m ien in atralf.1. balance in grain
and 20 acres of blue prass pasture
that rents for. JSimi each season. Ah
undance of water; fnr Irrigation. Has
small dwelling bouse, stable, pran
nry and other out buildings. The
main dwetliti". burned down. Deep
well of Mift water, shade and ,i few
li u.1 trees. I.orulMre.le rnpaTHTH
Vap and six miles from
Ontario. Ore., on rntnity road. R. ,
GEORGE Hi CURRE.Y
o Nel n.wr0 to Cits BuilJing'
of anions on one acre while twelve
ton potato yields are not unco mm on
and beans are grown quite exten
sively and yield abundantly.
Dairying
Dairying Is a rapidly Increasing
Industry of Malheur county and one
that fa proving exceedingly profit
able betides giving Ihet farmer a
monthly pay check. The prolific
yields of such crops as corn, alfalfa
beets, carrots and grain assure an
bundant supply and a splendid var
iety for bossy b feed . Good p rices
are paid by northwest creameries
for butterfat and there is always a
ready demand for home made butter.
In the last few years a rapid Im
provement of dairy stock has been
underway there It-Hug several repis
tered herds of Molsteins and Jersey
dairy cows in the valley at present.
I lees anil Honey
Honey production is unusually
profitable in the Malheur Valley on
account of the ideal climate und the
prevalence of alfalfa, clover and
fruit blossoms. The bees thrive ex-.
eeptionlly well, Increase rapidly and
have a long feeding season which
produces the clear, white honey so
fnuch Bought after In eastern and
foreign markets. Each colony will
average around ninety pounds of
honey annually; some stands pro
ducing as high as one bundled and
fifty pound.
' Poultry and Hogs
Additional useful revenues can be
gathered by the farmer in the selling
of poultry and pork products. Chick
ens, turkeys, ducks and geese thrive
well and find ready markets, buyeis
Visiting this section from several of
the large coast cities. A flock or
fowls and a bunch of bops ran be
kept on a Malheur Valley farm with
little or no direct expense, as waste,
alfalfa pasture and fruit droppings
will maintain them. However, a
number of people are speclaliin;; in
poultry or ho? raising and are mak
ing an enviable financial success,
many carloads being shipped out
each year. On a well-managed farm
a few hops will pty off the water
charges and the cows nnd . chickens
make the family living while tb
rralo ami alfalfa should increase
the bank account or buy luxuries
and hufld Improvements.
71 Aries Raise $0,no in Alfnirn
Chamber of Commerce, Vale. Ore
gon: 1 beg to state that on seventy
ares of my ranch located about fiv
miles south of Vale In Malheur il
ley. I raised four hundred ions of
alfalfa with one Irrigation. This
kay was sold by me for fifteen dol
lars per ton.
Yours very truly.
THK.VT JOIf.viox.
- February 15, 1!U!1.
Land
P. D. One nnd one half mile to
Hiool. Prire fi 2ft. oft pre an and
will give good terms on part of it.
N o. 0
lfiO acres most nil fenced. inn
ncrea tinder ditch. p(,ie soil, snndv
Inaiu. 30 aires in cuttivaii.m. Abun
dance of water for Irrigation. t-.
malnder of the laud Is on th, hill
Fine pasture. This Is pood corn and
potato land. Vese.labe8 fiMl ,m.nnA
Mosl of this Is bench land. "Locat
ed 4 mllei from Vale on county road.
H. F. I). Has small bouse; tUt oth
er improvements in 'the, ttj
buIldfiiKS. Price Jti.huo and $2. ami
will handle it nnd terms to shit on
lemainder at .7
No 1V
K0 acres ol fenced. -Itaw land'
with Hie briiah on it. All level and
good soil. Cre-k runs tbroiith th'o
place. Abundance of water for irri
gation. Part of this hind bits been
cleared of the hnu. Has small
shack, no other buildings. Located
a mile and a half form Vale, price
U2. fill per acre and a reasonable
caih payment down and bn time
on the remainder at 7;.
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