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IN THIS VICINITY, SUITABLE FOR DIVERSIFIED FARMING, SHOULD BE VACATED WITHIN 10 DAYS FROM THIS DATE, IT WOULD NOT TAKE MORE THAN
20 DAYS TO HAVE A TENANT ON EVERY ONE OF THEM, AND STILL HAVE APPLICANTS WAITING FOR MORE RANCHES OF THIS KIND.
We know from the number of men. coming into our office looking for this kind of ranches. We know from the inquiries we get through the mails; letters from all over
the country, wanting to rent this kind of ranches, with a view of buying.
THERE ARE VERY FEW of this kind of ranches in this vicinity. FOR SALE of for rent. NOW THE REASON for these conditions is that this kind of ranches in this
valley PAY. Both the owners of these ranches and the small army of men who are trying to rent them KNOW THIS., BOTH KNOW that we do NOT have crop failures here,
and while very few at present realize it, yet it is a fact that no place in the whole United States offers a surer return to the rancher than a ranch in this valley that can be put
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PROPFRTIES
No. 122 80 acres, 8 miles from Rogue river; good
loads. It. F. D. and telephone; one mile from school; all
good red soil; all fenced with woven wire; 40 acres under
cultivation, 35 acres in grain; about 50 fruit trees, family
orchard, all kinds of berries; small house, good barn and
ether outbuildings; 2 horses, 3 cows and calf, 3 wagons, 2
l'lows, 2 cultivators, mower and rake, spring-tooth and
drag barrows, ajid all kinds of small tools. The entire
place can be cultivated If cleared; light clearing.' "This is
all deep rich red soil, ideal for pears. Price $4,500; price
includes all articles mentioned above. Terms half cash,
balance in three years at 7 per cent interest.
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No. 124 Ranch of 110 acres 2 miles from Rogue
River (Woodville). Good roads, R. F. D. and telephone.
Sixty acres in cultivation; about 30 acres more can, with
light clearing, be cultivated. All rich black sub-irrigated
loam soil. About 100 fruit trees, coming into bearing.
Fmall house, barn and other outbuildings. Price $65 per
tacre; $3,000 cash, balance one, two and three years at
No. 108 Seven-room house, plumbing complete. Barn,
chicken house and run. Lot 165x150. This place is on
paved street, close to both East Side and high schools.
Price $3,000. Terms.
No. 121 Eight-room house, barn, chicken house and
run, woodshed, with one acre of ground, close to high
pchool. Price $2,600. Terms.
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No. 123 Nine-room house, pantry, bath and cooler.
Lot 100x130, on paved street. Fruit and berries. Two
blocks to high school, 3 blocks to East Side Bchool. All
f-avlns assessments to be paid up. Price $3,300. Half
cash, terms on balance.
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2 blocks from business; -large lot, with fruit; house of 8 I
tuuiiio, cAuiuturo ui imm, paniry, eic. rne owner of this
property has spent on the grounds alone $1,000, and we
offer you this property at $2,500.
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No- 8 A six-room house, barn, chicken house and run.
All kinds of 'fruit and hnrrlea Dna a X
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Price, $2,000. Terms.
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I 120-Acre Alfalfa and Stock Ranch,
Rogue River, Oregon
LOCATION Eight miles north of Rogue River, Oregon,
on main lino of S. P. R. R., R. F. D. and telephone line.
- BUILDINGS Two sets of buildings in fair shape,
fenced, 80 acres fenced and cross-fenced.
FRUIT This land is well adapted to the raising of all
kinds of .fruit. The elevation of the ranch is about 1,200
feet.
ALFALFA Fifty acres of this land is adapted to al
falfa; plenty of water for irrigation at a depth of .from
15 to 20 feet; running water all year on one corner of the
p'ace.
OUTLOOK This ranch is located in what Is known as
the Evans Valley basin, comprising about 8,000 acres of
alluvial soil, surrounded by mountains which not only pre
sent views of rare beauty but supply, the valley with a
watershed, nature's reservoir, for the irrigation of the val
ley. School one-half mile, proposed high Bchool one mile,
store one mile.
Sixty acres of the 120 plowed and ready for seeding;
balance tillable, practically level and easily cleared.
PRICE The price on this property is $45.00 per acre.
TERMS Half the purchase price, cash; balance two
years at 6 per cent interest.
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Tracts For Diversified Farming?
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WE DO NOT CLAIM to have a cattle country, AND YET when cattle are brought in
i DU JNUi LLAIM. to have a hog country, AND YET we have only a few weeks to
Wl'i liU NUT CLAIM to have a dairy country, AND YET we have numbers of rant
WE DO NOT CLAIM to have a corn country, AND YET 70 bushels per acre have been raised this year. "
WE DO NOT CLAIM to have a grain country, AND YET all kinds "of grain are raised every year: .
WE DO NOT CLAIM to have a broom corn country, AND YET it has been demonstrated that we have a broomcorn country.
,. WE DO NOT CLAIM to have a melon county AND YET- one has only to taste a home-grown melon to know that we HAVE a melon country. (
WE PO NOT CLAIM to have a potato country, AND YET potatoes are successfully grown, and during the past two year have been shipped by the carload from this
valley.. '
from the free range they look like stall-fed cattle.
feed to finish up as fine looking hogs as they raise in the hog-raising countries.
;hers who are dointr fine in this line, and this business is arrowing.
vvi'i iiu Wi-aiM tuat we have as tine an all-year climate as anywhere in the world.
WE DO CLAIM that you can count with the fingers of one hand all the places in the world that have a climate that is equal to ours. .
WE DO CLAIM that our water is. unsurpassed, and is equaled by few places'.
We DO claim that for variety, size and profusion of growth that fruits of all kinds grown in this valley are unexcelled, and we doubt if it is equalled anywhere in the
world. -
P.ut along comes the fellow who says, "Yes, you've got all you say you have, but you haven't cheap transportation. Your freight rate is too high. You are isolated."
Now what community, take the country over, has never had the transportation and freight ratqs to contend with? With development these things come. Does anyone
thuik trnnsrwrtation lines are going to overlook a valley that's only in the making, with already taxable property amounting to $40,000,000! ,
Nature has given us the climate, waters, soil, minerals, wonderful surroundings. ' With the adjustments which are bound to come that will put our transportation on an
equal basis with other points, doesn't it look reasonable that we have manv advantages? Any district can get freight rates by keeping at it, but how many places could fret what
we already have? " ' ' .
In cooking certain foods the best results are obtained by letting them SIMMER. Now in looking over these thoughts ,as expressed here, don't bolt through them, but
let them simmer. In doing this, what at first seemed to you like a "bunch of hot air" will, after giving it time to simmer, strike you that a country having advantages' that
we have is right in line for wonderful advancement.
Your next conclusion would naturally be, PROPERTY BROUGHT RIGHT-, no matter what class of property, is a good INVESTMENT.
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