Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-01
WHY Work High Priced Land

the west today, where alfalfa grows from
5 to 7 tons to the acre, oats from 30 TO
80 bushels, spring wheat from 70 to ~
busnels, potatoes from lOo 10 l0o pushels
10 the acre and everything else in pro-
portion.
why work and strive on your high
priceu lana when one crop OF flax here
will pay Tor your farm.
There is no time like RIGHT NOW
while | can still sell you the best OF
farm lands at prices within your reach.
Land is increasing in value rapidly
here and within another year or two you
cannot buy even here at any price within
reason. TODAY l can sell you home
farm or ranch at price that will make
you from $1,000 to $500 within the next
year or TWO, just in IN t'ease IN valuation
alone. II you cultivate the place and
make 1t PAY for ITSELF, just think
OF the nice cleanup you Can make by
having its sale price all PROFIT To
YOU when you do sell
Don't lnink you are coming to the wild
and woody weSt-you are coming here to
country where its chief city, Crawford,
is prosperous enterprising one OF 2,0Uo
people, with up-to-date buildings, up-to-
uats stores, good ScnoolS, gooQ churcneS
and good society. You are coming TO a
section where railroad facilities eclipse
the facilities given you in the country
which you are leaving. The Burlington
road runs 4 passenger and from Il to Ii
Irei5hts through Crawford every day. TIL.
northwestern line runs passenger trains
and IRON to ) freights through Craw-
FORD every day and they can't just
whistle tnrougn-EVERY Thing STOPS
AT CRAWFORD.
good market here tor everything you
raise. Our farmers here sell their gram
Tor from per cjlt to 10 per cent more
money than you 10 right where you are
IN your overcrowded east. We have Fort
noplnson mere with more than lUV0 men
ana with more than 1000 horses and
mules to Keep supplied. They produce
absolutely nothing at this fort but con-
sumo a great deal. Besides Fort Robin
son to supply we have a big demand
from Wyoming. Montana and western
South Dakota Tor all our grain, hay and
Hour as well as all our overplus stock
OF potatoes We get big prices for all our
products because we get the eastern mar
ket price plus the added freight which
they would have to pay II they shipped
from your country.
NOW, II you can raise more wheat, oats
barley, spelts, potatoes, flax and alfalfa
10 the acre here as claim you can, and
OF your product than you get in the east.
then, why isn't this land worth Just as
lnuch as your eastern land? Yet, | am
not asking You those enormous prices
l want you to come here, want you to
settle up this country with good, thrifty
punch OF farmers who know how to farm.
The move will make you rich and while
you are getting rich, | will get rich
with you for 1 own considerable land
here.
Inc few following quotations will give
you an idea OF the bargains that are
awaiting you here in this, The Land
OF Independence.
I IN
scnool lease, only miles from Glen and
ll1s miles from Crawford; l50 acres un-
DER cultivation and 400 acres can be cui-
tlVated; fully $4,000 worth of lumber in
the tree; beautiful, never falling springs
oaonling from the side hills and boiling
from tne valleys forming a nice little
creek that runs for more than 3 miles
through the place; 20 acres into alfalfa !.
Iully 100 acres Of fine first bottom Alfalfa,
land the valleys are thiekly covered with
Dlue grass while the side hills and m
land are heavily covered with buffalo,
wheat and gramma grass; oats on
tae place this year are going more
room housei pantries, large garret and
stone cellar, small barns and sheds.
| pace Is all fenced and cross fenced. II
az sues iof $40 600
i6o acres, miles out of Whitney. OK
hmi,es h north OF Crawford, good room
| 4DSi'o dlC lfAlJ IeeL, Inc other
Is l2x1s feet; good small barn, sheds and
corralls; all fenced and cross fenced;
| nice little lake of water, good well and
| windmill, 140 acres of this place can be
cultivated while the balance is not bad,
,eo 80 49, Aot t'.:....''::............ .S2 800
lou acres miles from Glen and miles
from Belmont. 20 acres under cultiya-
tion, 14 acres can be cultivated balance
| good pasture. About 40 acres of good hay
land; Fenced but no other improvements.
Good black soil; 1t all goes for Sc. go
4SO acres miles from Glen and miles
from Beimont Fully 400 acres can be
cultiyated--about 20 acres now under Gull
tiVation, all fenced and cross fenced. good
We'll and windmill small log house and
small log barn. No better soil in the
whole state of Nebraska. all well erased
a. ana most every acre will cut good hay.
~ al goes tor ..."...,.................S Sc, ,760
1eO acres ~ miles out of Crawford. la
acres under cultivation, balance can be
cultivated. Good black soil, nice creek
All fenced but with no other improve
50 acres miles cut 10 acres under
cultivation, 70 can be cultivated. Small
but, good room house, granary, good
well OK good water, all fenced and cross
fenced Fine productive soil and a great
Terms Of one-half cash and baiance ,ia,v
back at per cent will handle any Of
the above.
These are only very few Of the more
than 80 different tracts which l have on
my list adjacent to Crawford, whitney,
Moreland, Belmont and Glen-none OF
them are very far out Of Crawford, but
many are close to these small trading
| towns.
Now take my advice, don't wait, act
now and fit yourself and your family Out
for pleasant and prosperous future. You
Will thank me In years to come-ltke
the poet, expect no thanks while still
alive
II you can't get right on the train and
come now, write me for my book Of de-
scriptions and prices ana one Of my col
ored state maps showing THE Land OF
independence within the big red circle.
ARAH l. HUNGERFoRD,
DAWES co. CRAWFORD, NEB.
AUCTION SALE.
| Farm of iintinn Senta,,,ha ae 1n1o.