MEDFORT) MAIL TRmrXE, nDFOUl). OREGON, TTTTTRRDAY, JANUARY 1, 1014.
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Record of a Farm
h umly nU nt $li.00 por ton.
" j (a( t tmu ,,w of tuo acre of
AiploHo. Orouon, !). 2" SO'.S. HrHlfn thai yiuldtiil S toiw for aoio
After NjiotullUK n rolipln of iiuiiitlik thin mmiHiti.
Iioro I liini;lit n ucll liiiirooil. ton i I ul.o inlttoil nliont i!U0 tiiinhoU of
ncrc, uturk anil ilnlry nttich, otta ami Krntn of tacolUnt ullly. ISO
oiiD-lmlf nillott from AiiploKHto. I j luiliol of jmlaloon. Anil for an ox
hnvo I tn ncroH iiiulor IrrlHntloii. Tht tuirlniont. nflr I lunl Inirvonloil n
tmlanro of my fiiriu U Kruln, mittir oroi of hnrloy, Hint ylohUnl IS luiuli
nnil llnihor limit. j ' jmr aero, I iliuilml thn nniuo
Tho TullowltiK In n hrlof miniiiinrt Rronmi tho Tth of July, to putntot'H,
nf what 1 haw iu'i-onipllhol tho pant niul liiirvrtcil n loM of l'0 inikhoiH
yeur: ' por iicio
Wo have a co-oporattvo creamery
at AppleKnto iIoIiik a largo busluons.
Ami I muit ray with plenty of doll
vMirth of eram. rn'M! 13 wilvei
lluttir fat brliiKH gooil price horo
ami ha avurat mImiki 3 Ic nor Hi.
tho pant ..nr. 1 alio liaiu pflHturoil . c," frult n,", fri'"h voRotnbleu tho
1 1 i.rnr Iiika of my on raining. I it,nr r0"l,,, KoA ',llro wn,or. UIul ,ho
Iirto rnltml I BO hoa.l of Iiork and ox- Prodiirtlvonotis of tho soli In tho way
port to Mhlp t0 hoa.l mion. 1Iok iloof l'roV- h'' ",,l,, Hnmto and flno
woll huru nil thvy II vo on tlio iilfalfn I ,' -,"-'.v ' lrt nl M1 l'lnce
to own a mock and dairy rancn, also
for a homo.
and hnvo plont) of running wntor,
and rhoto.ru Ik prartloully unknown.
I hnvo Mild f-SO worth of poultry
niul okr, hOHldoH IimWiik nil o want
' for tho houio.
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1 hnvo about ISO acres set to young pear trees aild grow about 3000 bushe's of corn and other crops, such
as wheat, oats, barley, vetch, peas, carrots and pumpkins be' ween tho pear rows. In 1910 I started with six
shoats and from thorn I grew tho bnuch up to 300 head end I sold 100 hoad this year for I9GS.00 and stl 1
have about 200 head left from three months up to one year old with about SO sows to pig .March 1st.
From one-fourth acre Septumbor 15th wo gathered 27 bushets of corn orat tho rato ot 10S busbels per
aero and uolther fertilized nor Irrlgatod, and by deep winter plowing, proper seed corn and cultivation wo
ought to reasonably expect from GO to 73 bushels of corn per aero on any rich bottom lands, without clthor
fertilizer or Irrigation, as wo arc not bothered hero with hot winds to cook or kill the corn as other state In
the summer.
I hnvo farmed In tho valley flvo years and made five good crops without cither fertilizer or Irrigation. Al
though tho valley lies a fine irrigation system with nn abuudnnco of water acccssablo to all and reasonable.
Tho climate Is one ot tho valley's greatest ascts, neither extremo heat or cold. I havo never done
biiblness with finer men than our merchants and baukers and any new comer can expect every favor that his
business worth and business methods will warrant.
Nlnety-flvo per cent of our population is American. Wo have tho finest school buildings and It not tho
best as good schools ns any locality In fact, wo are moving Just a llttlo
ahead and with this most progressiva age. Eagle Point. Ore, Dec. 23,
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EDEN
VALLEY NURSERY
The Leading Nursery of Southern Oregon
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1 onijihiy iu adonis, do no caiivnssintj;; havo dolivoi'od over 00,000 nioco of
nursery floods during (ho pasl few years, and yet hold tho leading nurSory
trade of Southern Oregon.
WHY?
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' Simply because (he man behind the EDEN VALLEY NURSERY has had over
twenty yeai-s' experience in s'uccesst'ul orchard and nursery work in tho
Uogue Uiver valley, and the planters havo learned tho difference, butwoon
dealing with a practical nurseryman and a tree agent. 4
The price is guaranteed to bo right.
The goods are guaranteed to ploaso. v , t
AVhat more do you want'?
N. S. BENNETT, Box 823, MEDFORD, OR.
Proprietor EDEN VALLEY NURSERIES.
Office and Delivery Yards, 60i)o E. Main Street.
DEAL WITH THE MAN THAT GETS THE TRADE
--YOU WILL FIND THERE IS A REASON FOR IT
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the goods :no the talking
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