The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-20
President Roosevelt said:
TEXAS IS I-.- GARCEN SPOT OF
l. LORD"

TEXAS IS I-.- GARCEN SPOT or
t- LORD"
Invcsug. ...l win low that this
95.OOO acres comprises C.e o. the
finest bodies OF Agricultural aud
Truck Iaru-r ud .u tle entire
s.4,c, sccua.... about 3G miles
south oi ... ... u.a, lli about Two
miles sCut. ...-alu'ou ltup county
seat Oi Atl aa County,. aul cN-
,cuut.s iui.. IA Ataas.sa and pa.t
Jl -~Aa.ll- Couuues. lo within u
nile 0t m C0oco.Gcre Live Oak
Jouu Ran . witch 10 four muB,4a
last y.lr H".H . 1000 Homo Seekers
on l.er. ns, without interest on
loit..4 .-ymeuts. which gives the
poor Ian. f-0m his savings. a chance
o EC.u- I'd Farm and Town lot
for his nome ln town. ! VIII deuste
and turn over 90 lIoe bonded Tru1.
tees S2500OO from the proceeds OF
the sale OF this property to the pur-
chasers, as a bonus % the first rail.
road built through this property on
the line which / shall designate. q
This property IS located on l1at
middle plain bCtw en- Cast Texas,
where it rains too much ana tho ar.u
section OF West TeZGs, " .ore Il does
not rain enough
It's close proximity 10 San Antonio,
the largest city In the state, With
claimed population o. over 100000.
enhances It's value rs market for
Agricultural and TRUCK rm products
far beyond the value OF similar lcnd
not so favorally located
Typography.
Level 20 slightly roll ng. Largo.
broad, rich valleys. ouc,rlied by olc.
vations suitable fer homes; 10 per
cent fine farming land. Balance pas
ture LAND
Forestry.
Ash, elm, Gum. Hackberry. LivN
Oak, Mesquite, Pecan. aOundant for
shade, fencing and wood.
soil.
About co per cen; rich dark, sandy
,Oam, balance chocolate or red sandy
loaM, usually preferred by local
farmers. oad each with soil averaging
from to feet eJ with clay sub.
soil, which hold water.
Ci;1ato.
Mild, baimy, healthy pracucaiiy
free from malaria, few lroJA, No snow,
no hard freeze. ,,rlfulYf-s -,.a
hreaze nlodcrates ev,r.~,as oe b,,+
AND cold. producin. warm winters
and cuoI suminlrs. LyeraEe temDer-
ature about G2 degrees.
Rainfall.
From the Goyer1I3 M reccrl {, ia
snse 10 a,,um. tlot .Sa rainfall o7
This prorcrty haa beon ully AZ inches
per loar which ia n,1ro HAM eo,ie
OF tie old stat, hp,e Eas md is
plentiful for or8tuory crar, ..,I,erIy
cultivated. and goc Grass Groy,ln,r
lrnproven,ert- and Ns+o-
This pronerty IL. fg,,r.J "~J cross
Fenced m 5auy lnr.s AMI '-,@l rae
turas win soyr b5r,, n ,ri-,., g.itl
nos+s otcu. ~ rl,. - t,n
nu,,bar of fi,o sboi,o,,, ,,s,r.
no n,uI5ar 49, ,'se and
TauI..
Also ,,r,hor ~ a-o ror,,,o
Artre,9r Vvelie WIZ. - s.(,,,-,
y.ov fnr ,ni1cs on1 ,,ilos IC,,.r 80
crooks whose brood ricn ,.,lla,.e t--
rirai,Ie srrr, tbes, ronti,,,,,,,'i-, fio,s-
IND etrears nl9.s ~ tba 5dlry No..
sor he Nforl,stt,,- Cor5oro,. nj.
sire. ~ rsiso IRON, t,yo e. No.
c,o,e ,s ,,,o,l,otat,io -, -
same sro,,1d go, ,.aa,
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no 9ols In 9e,e' tpu -,.-,,-
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Co.. Uis, n'0,is, Iau.sn, oqua-'
,o, pio,t g. 9,, 49, IS, ~
s,-,on+a 80, I'eSpo I iea' Va i'pS'
sitt,' .'itoes' Satiea'oePes' GIapes, 4I.sA
ooa'oeI, 6otad Ull'es, , SWeet FVIatoesi ba'
s5II~,,. '''' as l-"stisu "ainut5' piss'
-. C-.l - icy DIo.N 10
30 Si,aISa D. V.'s' ns,n.o- ,ul4S2 poaobao toSa
o1cons Corn Co,to, o., 49,,
hnnIes poara '''"' O"''' ""'"'
Pc "a ~ ibo hoo, ort,,,od .poor
,i,,i Car Artooto - otsioioiTn ,asrod
~ the Rusinees Men, C%iI - Sen
~ III HH1i.i Sa!aS men 80 q C'uD Vi 0@n
"it is resSiIv conc concedoJ 49, hS say sii ,boss
VIII who know ANYTHING about Texas that