The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-04
SOUTHWEST.
WARD H0!
Texas Panhandle, the Corn
and Wheat Land. Home
seeker Investor.

We extend to the people Of clarks.
burg and surrounding country amos.
cordial invitation to visit Texas with
us on our semi-monthly excursions
over the B. & o. S. w. to st. Louis.
the Wabash to Kansas City and the
Rock Island to Amarillo and Adrain.
Texas. One continuous route with
out change.
Beginning Tuesday, August 10th,
and continuing thereafter. on the LIST
and srd Tuesdays of each month.
Cheap homeseekers' rates given for
round trip, with ticket good for TWEEN
ty-fiye days. Free Pullman accom-
modattons going and returning.
Railroad fare returned il You pur-
chase land.
There is nation wide movement
OF back to the land" There is great
unrest throughout the entire country
because of the high cost OF living.
Farm products have scared skyward
and land values rise and keep even
pace with the rise or. fail OF farm
productions. This is Inevitable.
In the last twenty years the cities
have grown enormously at the ex-
pense OF the country. immigration
is pouring into the United States at
the rate Of million a year. They
flock 20 the cities mostly and become
consumers. The population of Amer
lea is growing with leaps and bounds.
and the puzzling problem which con-
fronts US all is the food supply There
is a scarcity of producers. But the
tide Is beginning to turn, and the rush
is now on Tor the cheap and fertile
lands OF the Great Southwest.
"'Jlm" Hill, the shrewd far-seeing
railroad magnate, in a recent speech
on this subject, truly said that I'm
less than ten years time the chance
to acquire good, cheap land in this
country will be forever gone"
Lands in the older settled states
have doubled and even trebled in
value in the last twelve years. Mary
are selling out their high-prlced
farms and relnvesting in the yet cheap
and fertile lands of the Texas Pan
handle. For the shrewd ones see
that the same process will be repeated
there in even less time than in. the
older settled states. For 1t is an
axiom that history repeats itself"
We offer the choicest lands in the
best counties in this splendid country
at from $500 to $4,000 per acre, ac-
cording to location, with good terms,
long time, low interest and perfect
title.
We cannot begin to tell you ali in a
short newspaper article like this. We
can do the only fair and square thing,
that is, to extend kind invitation to
you to accompany us down there on
our next excursion, see all OF this
country in our automoblles-free to
you-and then fudge Tor yourself as
to fertility of soil, condition of grow
ing crops, sufficient rainfall, and hear
the experiences of the farmers you
will meet while down there. If, then,
you are convinced and buy of us, Of
course we will be pleased, II you de-
eide otherwise, we will part the best
OF friends, and rest assured you will
be treated just as nicely and courte-
ously as IL you purchased.
j. w. Wood, farmer and stockman.
of chillicothe. o.. is our local repre-
sentative at clarksburg, and we hope
you will see him at his hotel-The
Waldo-and talk the matter over and
then arrange your affairs SO as to
make the trip with US on August 10.
Mr. Wood has been down there
and is thoroughly familiar with the
wonderful agricultural section of the
Great Southwest, having purchased
with two other ohloans, magnificent
tract of IT'S acres within a mile OF the
new and rapidly growing town Of
Wildorado, on the Rock Island rail-
road. See Wood and have = talk with
him.
Very truly yours,
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