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Medfofd
Concrete Construction Co., INC.
"A homo iiuhifltry with an annual payroll.
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Manufacturers of
CONCRETE CULVERTS
CONCRETE IRRIGATING PIPE
SANITARY SEWER PIPE
CEDENT DRAIN TILE .
Dealers in
Washed Sand for plastering, brick work and concrete
Washed Gravel for concrete construction
Crushed Basalt Rock for road construction
Plant, N. Riverside Ave. Rock Quarry on P. & E. Ry.
OFFICE
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank Building
MEDFORD, OREGON
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This is the face
Honest Joe,
With real estate I flirt.
If you want to deal,
5 just look me up,
The man who sells the dirt
A VERY CHOICE HOME PROPERTY
This roiiipriM'h 10 77- 1(K) iicits of riill-hcarin pnii-o, nioslli l( years
did. lljcrc licin a lew young trees around the edge 4 ears old.
t, Tliib property is located lour miles .south of .Medf'ord and one mile west
of I'hoeni.v, bU'i'looldiig luaetieally the entire valley.
The trees are in first-class condition and are composed of Cornice, anil
Jiosc. All the ImildiiiKK are new, liavjni; been hliilt within tlio-Jast two vuarH, -
.Ostium in the neighborhood of .$5000. ' ,.
Here is a proposition that does not occur ojice in a lifetinie. The price
this propertv is .$15,000. with a cash payment of only .$5000, the balance
in annual pavments or 2000 each until paid, merest oii deferred payments
only 5. xi
j. AVrite me for further partieulais regarding this properly.
DOES IT PAY
To gr6w alfalfa in the Rogue River vallev on land costing .$300. per acre?
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RHAD TUJSJ: I own 1(5 acres on Ross Lane, 3 miles northwest of IMeil-
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fm'd, I'ioin whieli J. cut four crops this year without irrigatipu, and sold same
for 700. Bv ceding this to dairy cows and hogs the returns would be 75 to
lK) j)yr cent greater, besides returning, the soilage back to the laud, tljei;Qby
increasing the production. J can sell you first-class land for growing alfalfa
ior ?J50 to .$!100 per acre. Great demand for all dairy and meat products at
riiwl iilMonC f Vitim ii tlw l?flfrlli l?ivm nllfit" Arn M'lll iwi v1iiouil xt?41i itn.
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Graham & Wakeman
FIRE INSURANCE
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BONDING, BURGLARY, LIABiLlTY
LEADING INSURANCE AGENCY
IN SOUTHERN OREGON
Largest agency in writing farm property in Oregon;
companies represented that have paid but f roni
$50,000,000 to $100,000,000 each during the last
sixty years.
The business we have done,
The losses we have paid
-TELLS THE STORY!
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JOHN DEERE SPREADER
The Spreader with the Beater on the Axle
The Simplest Spreader Made
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No two-third or three-fourth clauses in our policies;
we pay the insurance in full.
GRAHAM & WAKEMAN
M. F. & H. Building, Room .401 p"L rt O (n
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mHE JOHN DEEUB SrRCADER The Sprcadtr urith the lUclcr on the Azla Is na much of an Improve
i mom in anreauor mnnuxacjunng as ma Beii-wnuor wna over mo om reaper.
HUT1 MI4V4 UIUl.4Ulllt ll4 lUl bll(JUiU(llU(J D7VUUl.'r
Tho Apt manure snreader over nuido wua built In 1S73 by tho Kemp & Burpco Manufacturing Company.
Up to tho time of thu John Decro Spreader overy spreatfer has Knsn made alone the amu general lines as
this first muchino. Power was taken from ono end of tho main axlo and transmitted, .either through chains
It is roado along entirely
or gears, to tho benter. mounted nbovo and in tho roar of tho axle. Heretofore tho only improvement in
manuro spreaders ainco tho first ono was rnado in 1S78 has boon in tho refinement of details.
J ha John Deero bproatler is n radical departure from tho old method of construction. It Is mado along
entirely now llnea and is n great improvomont ovrr tho old atylo spreader. Coino in a'wl examine tho machine
nnd you will readily seo why tho John Dccro Spreader is bo for superior to any spreader heretofore constructed.
Even if You Don't Need a New Spreader Now a!" Tiy,c3afruarTmbe
of articles on why farm manuro should be used on tho land, how itshould bo applied, how It should be stored,
tho value and effect of using it in various ways. In addition there la a detail description of tho John Deere
Spreader with illustrations in colors of this spreader working in tho field.
Better Investigate .. It's Worth Your While
Hubbard Bros.
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Medford
Oregon 1
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