The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-09-20
Texas. Texas. Texas.

Next Excursion TO La Pryor. Texas
VIII be Tuesday Sept SENDER 18th. Mr..
Hughes left Tuesday with Urge part,
Of Madison county people. some Of them
moving there to make their permanent
homes, others are going TO inspect oul
land. II you go down on the excursion
of September 10, you can put in crop
Of Bermuda Onions that will net YOU
not less than 10000 Of. 800 90 per acre,
but later excursion will make il a
little late to put in this wonderful
crop. You can. also plant your Cron,
IRISH Potatoes, and Oats, and have a
harvest time in December of this year.
We belieue that the IRISH Potatoes will
sell from $3.50 TO SO, 50 per 5u., in
December, and we raise from 200 to 300
bu. per acre. This would be n easy quick
crop, and bring you quick money.
You can 90 on the 18th of September.
and harvest crop of Potatoes, Corn,
Onions, Millet, Cabbage. and Oats
being back home in time TO put in
your spring crop here See what your
neighbors and friends have to say
about our Ecountry. THE 100000
acres at La Pryor. Texas, is one Of the
most beautiful tracts of land we ever
saw in any arid region This land
is OF an ashy dark sand loan running
from ID to 9 #. deep. and often
deeper. The most vital question. aud
one of the most important, was that OF
Irrigation from the Artesian Wells.
On this point, our party, was thoroughly
satisfied. for here we found abundance
of water. In this country Alfalfa hat
been cut eight times in one year which
made ton per acre per cutting. selling
at $1,000 per ton, making $4,000 pc
acre per annum. On the whole, W,
believe there is great future for thi
country. We each thought enough 0
this country to buy farm"
II. g Sandlin. NJ. d.. William Led
ford, B. F. Cotton, J S. Stanifer.
Bloomfield, Indiana.
Mr.. E. C. Hughes. Richmond, KY.
Dear Sir
( | was delighted with what saw i
the way of crops and prices. | visite
several ranches and found every bod
| oontented and happy. visited III
Dill farm, here found young mel
, just out of high school, who had in
l-2 acres of Bermuda Onions whic
they were harvesting while was Their
. which net them S7,0OO-about 5000 {
] per acre. On their land there is a
abund nee of water from artesian wells
| found a number of farmers nettin
from $500 90 to $4,000 per acre off the
4 fland.
think the men of the North who el
pect TO follow farming for a livelihood
should go where they have such oppo
= tunities and chances, and avail then
selves OF the splendid opportunities.
Very truly yours,
: II. l.. Doney
Lancaster, KY. August 18th 1911
Mr.. H. G. Hughes,
Richmond, Kentucky.
Dear Sir
We have looked over the land yo
have for sale al La Pryor, Texas, an
we unhesitatingly say, that the land
all that is claimed for it, and we fin
II the representation made by Mr.. +.
r Hughes to be true.
We, also, looked over other Text
lands for sale. and the proposition MAD
by you, and the location of your Ian
# on the railroad, beats them all. hay
e bought 100 acres or your land,
Y A G Aldridge.
It For full particulars with reference
!. this section OF the country. see III.
II Sandlin, NJ d., VIM. Ledford. j.
Stanifer or Dave Freeman, Richmon'
Kentucky. Call on Mr.. E. Q. Hughe
p Hotel Glyndon, Richmond, Kentucky.
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