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KLAMATH FALLS, QUE., SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926
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Development
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Price Five Cents
By HOUSON LOT.
Development (r,,h i Klai.,,,11, Kali, a.,,1 vicinity form
m interest,,, ...Cure. "Ita.-k ... the .soil!" has been a heart
e,,,ng cry for , , ,,,,.,. ,, . r..til,.(1 ,,.,,, , . A ; .
for the past half century. ,t lmH ,.,. (r,.lim that hM
concrete evid.-n.-c of realization riirht before our eyes.
innv iioiiicu.'.io lir example i
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, ..m ... ui mi-rn wunin easy reach of Klamath Falls. MM J)
Imiuh ii.Vi nnuU:i.:i:i:.. n . - i ... . . .. ir
in meir piace in tnc picture of the su
burban development of Klamath Falls. j
It does not. Dignify that building in Klamath Falls is not'
to continue, but rather thut those who are sub-dividing the
tracts of farm lands have a large faith that Klamath Falls is
j to develop into a city which will support them. For otherwise
they would not be possible, now or ever.
lint it does mean that the 2000 to 2500 workers who will
lie given employment in new manufacturing development of
Klamath Falls witljin the next year or two, will have the op-
iiuiiuiiuy oi Hiepping out on soil of their own.'
Grant Pawl.. Ore. Jlravy plant
ing nf nrly cabbago will bn tried
IliTft ttila v.nr llteuw unn...n
OOP of I 111. nw.ul i.,. .... . . .
Ili.i l..l,., . ,. .. . . ,c """"n "..re. ample irrl-
i""-m. ii nas iniiiiHinul sites on a rail- icaiion woit for l:c
.:..! M Ihe ntii lll(,nd win, h a very preUy community! lorii.B.i. Ore. - Northwoatcm
couni lie l.inl.. I. ut it has something else soil on which hu! KiMlric i,Rnil USMoo for ade
mims ran live in I onti-ntmont. And when we HIV soil We mi-m I'"""" 'ranimlioiion nrfaanga lines
just that, u rich sandy loam on which everv foot of 110 1 t and wet .ide.
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.-win.. i.- nooi i.isi years grain crop. a.
A Worker's Dream.
u is a Kiiii-tiivi.sion that cannot fail to attract. It is the;
place for a hoiuesc.-ke r and builder. Me can have i.-.rdens
!i mi',. wi" l"' ''"it "f ,lis ,ivi"K ''' I""viiliiif his table with
u i...ri fr,'sn vegetables. Iu the neighborhood was grown $4 00 worth
,i,!.. ,.. ' of lettuce on 11 half ai re of ground. The home builder on such
,.,r ki ..r- trucls as these can have u cow. Or he can keep enough chick
ens to add substantially to his income. (
haiV uii! " "" l'"s w',mn tWL'lv minutes' drive of the center i
in ..huit ' Klamath Falls. Incidentally, there is one house already go
.11, r.Mni ing up on four in res of ground right at Homedale. It is owned
l ini by Fred Stephenson, a building worker. There is plenty of
,nr ii"i-1 available water for irrigating all of this land, also drainage,
rh.-y .n. t1(.r(, w(,.r Pjther city or well, for domestic pur-'
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!! nii.nv The prices are moderate and the terms liberal, well with-,
in the reach of the wage earner. ;
Homedale is only one of many acre subdivisions. There:
is Altamont Acres, with upwards of eighty acre lots already;
purchased and houses under construction, some of them al
ready occupied.
Similar Signs. :
Or to out n little farther on the Lakcview highway to
Junction Acres, which nre being put on tnc mm km in ioui
to ten-acre tracts. The folks uetiinu mis suduwisiuu tuF"
i ttr..-t retired farmers as well ns null workers, h. wc
fi,. u miilini' mi a stone house and building a barn just to
u,.. n, r Junction Acres. It is interesting to note that
when McClay started digging n well that he struck water at
n depth of seven feet.
a.i ii,. ni.-iuv other similar acieunu
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ments being planned, -some of them close to propose.. ......
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North Bend. Ore. Stout Lumber
company rebuilding burned mill, i
anil running other mill double Bhlft.
Wulilport, Ore. Kastern blue
berry culture being tried aa prom
InlliK IndUHtry here.
Pendleton, Ore. Umatilla pro
ject farmers will louble 1925 ac-re-at;e
of potutoea.
Phone 258-J
For Plans
For That New Building
See
HOWARD R. PERRIN.
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