The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
|,r,srIED BUYERS

nonver Colo, october Is. 1903.
C certainly at s%r Door %ayn ma.eria,sea aa IN
sra arms ~ t"ga,nnble contract tby the way. No.
pei your light tons of alfalfa per acre IN
Sps yss iaorm(,d t6s memPnr"1"s entire p"roperty?.
ayelagG o onr uit Investment, the location, soil,
and t,e rc g''SiS purchaser is certainly all that
you oaa aealpecIuiy bv yours Respectfully: t
Jr Guy a,oI has been finally and fully closed
that VI, M purchased by me. l wish to thank
tura lM'., MI..In,ln' MIR pike. who represents your
yonr "a sJJ ,1usiderate treatment afforded Also
Nglr gu, mi investigation before h""' p"pe's We're
,omy lot to have had business relations
dted 5u' ,g,Te so uniformly courteous under
or Wa" ,asily given rise to friction. and
Fe wlIS Nina. as was the case with me, they
uulT' av mIhusiust for "Altura farms
Yours very 'iHsisneddj ",dj r b. WILBUR
Pun 'C0i,f dispatcher of the Denver. North
NJ ul-s,5 NJ lle bought i've ten-acre tracts.
alTgi"v alTi word Tor Mr. I.ierkamps land. on which
y. so'" lgIig acres in alfalfa, wheat, oats, rye.
ave r4,rrlcs. No better land with water
ed" a"' NOW have been on this land for four
nTr dnt crops. My alfalfa Is "nee high and
ave Ny dy,-acrc orchard is the finest ever saw.
! 81. "..s,,ls oI potatoes from every sack of seed.
see good German farmers on y shis 5snE,p .nmH rhey
sioux city Iowa, October /, 1903.
JTG JTGrl% pi I'm and near Denver for the last seven
s",r,tfv well what land there is. You may
1So Y% Known the location of Atura farms and
r. should not have purchased sight unseen
%ndliions in and around Denver for fifteen
s9lsa,d uf the growth of Denver eastward.
M AItura farms viii increase in value from
m more than pleased with my purchase.
,stsned5 sig sip L. +. wINpBIGLER
Denver, ~olo., September le 1909.
o15s J5 me- great pleasure to state that. after a
Sstgatiou of your lands and water rights of
/ more than pleased with my. purchase of ten
N farms since purchasing l have interested
1 who personally investigated, saw the prop
| and IN every instance they most thor
would do YOU good TO hear their praise OF TINS
keth0ds Of doing business.
were of a class of citizens one feels proud to
and tlere is no doubt, from their candid ex-
1 immediate Intentions to improve their tracts,
II there viii he no doubt but what the Altura
III the show places of Denver.
| is that could not purchase more at the time
the adjoining tracts so fast that 1t was i'm
You know, TO get an adjoining tract 10 mine.
at any time to have you refer anybody to me
I'll your methods of doing business and the
consideration you show everyone who enters
Signed GEORGE H., slnRLocK
Fort Collins. Colo. Sept. II. 1909.
Jr- Denver Colo.
b that time the weather was very bad, and
personal inspection l desired. but was con,
location and water rights were all that could
! over my tract yesterday-went over II
bke great pleasure to inform you that ] am
Ivth u The road which you are now putting
! asses my place.
that ] do not more. l was also pleased
3ngs going up at the present time, and | also
more are being contracted for | shall begin
4 As to be ready to farm my tract as soon as
fis and hest wishes for your future success.
tSigned) SHOOP ELLIOTT.
Altura Farms. June Is, 1909.
! many irrigated land propositions in Caltfor-
m Colorado but bought a ten-acre Aitura
Herknmp lr. We paid $4,000 for the ten
{rent plan, our annual payment is $500. we
td since May l. or about six weeks: have fve
~ acres IN potatoes and one acre in garden
~ which viii he 81 200 to $l,400. and, as our
700, We are naturally pleased with our in
[ai VIII pay for itself In few years.
T. These farms too highly. We are sorry we
Pde more OF 1t.
Pse poultry, squads and fruit next year.
NJ. S OBRIEN. Il. SCHWAB.