Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-08-05

we'll and we'll located, good soil, and
in good state of cultivation, good
house, fair barn and other out
buildings, finely watered, we'll and
spring. A first class stock farm at
a reasonable price. Only $40 per
acre. About $4,000 will handle this
farm and long time on balance at
5A per cent interest.
No. IL. 80 acres, miles from
town, good roads, one mile to school,
phone in house, lays rolling but not
rough, good soil, fair fences, we'll
watered, deep well and windmill,
tanks, stone arched cave, fine young
orchad. A good or room house,
outbuildings small, but serviceable.
Price $65 per acre. About $4,000
will handle this.
No. -. 16O acres about 5 or
miles from Coon Rapids, good roads,
this land lays rolling, but all good
soil, most Of it will make good farm
land. 1t was formerly in brush and
timber, 40 acres now under pillow,
much Of balance good tillable land,
when cleared. Some very fine tim
Der. Abundance of coal sticking out
of creek banks. A fine shell bark
hickory grove of about 10 acres fine
ly fenced. SO 0acres fenced hog
tight. 80 acres cattle pasture, best
of water. Just see the improve
ments, house main part 14x24, L,
14x16, basement under whole house,
9 big well finished rooms, double
corn crib and granary with shed on
side for stable, cement floor in crib
and granary, crib Sx24 with 10 feet
driveway, granary Sx24 with stable
attached 1Sx24 feedway feet wide
hog shed, several lots of different
sizes. Chicken house. A fine young
OlC udlu VI lUU IIGGS anu ill KINDS
of small fruit. Now this description
is no agents spiel" but from the
owner himself who lives on the farm
and has improved it in the last four
or five years. He lists with us by
letter in which he says; eff you
can't sell this you are not much of
an agent as l have it the lowest of
any land around here, for this kind
of land. The only way to apprec-
late it is to come and see. Surround
ing land is selling for SIS to $S5
husky boys to exercise on. Price
only $65 per acre. Owner wants
most of his cash out of this
No. 10. 365 acres miles from
one of the best market towns in the
valley, good roads, 1 mile to school,
R. F. D. close, on phone line, UNDER
laid with coal. One of the best wat
cred farms in the county. About $50
acres is second bottom, has and still
capable of producing 100 bushels of
corn to the acre, balance rolling but
all best of soil About one-half in
tame grass, about 80 acres blue
grass pasture, 20 acres fine saw and
post timber, buildings are in timber,
making ideal location. A fine stock
yard, 20 acres hog pasture. A good
5 room house, the outbuildings are
not extra good. If you've got the
nerve to jump in and put at least
$500 to $4,000 in Improvements,
you will in five years have farm
worth 500 per acre. Owners share
of crop for 1907 netted him about
$1,000. Have you good so, 120,
or 160 to put in on this? Must be
priced right. This farm belongs to
nonresident and he wants to reduce
his acres. What's it worth? $85
per acre. But "bein as its YOU we
will knock it down to you at $4,000.
$4,000 first mortgage per cent. Will
carry $4,000 or more. This farm
ought not to be offered for less than
$85 per acre. This is one of our
best bargains. Buy it and you will
not list it back for less than SIS to
$40 per acre.
No. IA 46 acres of fine tim