Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
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Yes, sir said Mir. G. H. Farmer. from out Chandler way, who dropped in our office Wednesday, I'm glad that I came with you to the Salt River Val ley. It's the best place to make money ever saw"
 Remember that 40 acres that I bought of you year ago last December? ? Twas all in alfalfa. Well, I rented it out, and my share from the rental alone was $2, 16200 NET. I did not do a lick of work myself and s54.OO per acre looks to me like a pretty good rate of interest. Just about 30 Der cent per year and all from alfalfa. What? Well, that's not bad at all. MT. Farmer came from Tulare County. Cal ifOrnia, on one of our excursions. Our agent had a hard time to get him in terested enough in the Salt River Val ley to warrant trip of inspection and at the LAST MOMENT when the whistle of the train was sounding MT. Farmer almost baked on coming. Our gentlemanly agent determined that valise and almost showed him into the CdI tOuI dStltS are Nf4h ent0uSl- astic) and when the party reached the Valley, and saw it's opportunities, etc, MIR. G. H. FARMER WAS THE FIRST TO MAKE A PURCHASE, paving $50 co per acre. The terms were such that he only had to invest $1500.OO cash balance long time. MT. Farmer hay ing met with an accident, was unable to farm the land so he RENTED it, and his SHARE. as we said before, was $2162.0o NET for 15 months.
 And last Wednesday Mr Farmer thanked this same agent for the en- thusiasm he displayed on the railroad platform in Tulare County, California and added:
 It's the best move I ever made or ever expect to make"
 CAN YOU BEAT TT?
 Possibly not, but you can equal it, if you are a FARMER by OCCUPATION and not in NAME only.
 Now we are not writing this for self to hear such expressions from satisfied customers.
 We hear something similar almost every week, and our object is to have the above facts catch the eye of some prospective buyer in Phoenix, who is just LOOKING AROUND. We also want this advertisement to catch the eyes of hundreds of pros- pective settlers of the Salt River Val ley, should they live in Bangor, Maine or Seattle, Washington, Los Angeles Cal, or Houston, Texas and act as ar 1 inducement for theim to locate here. By the way, speaking of Houston Texas (which aside from California is l the most widely advertised REAL ES- 1 TATE section of the United States)
 we received a letter from our agent l there this week. He writes: I expect
 to bring a crowd of people with me to | the Salt River Valley soon-encloset l find the advertisement I am inserting 1 in 12 Texas papers-a typical adver 1 tisement of the Salt River Valley-SenC
 me more literature, etc. | Now if you are here today just look
 ing around, we invite you to drop il
 and see us. We won't try to FORCE
 any land on you.
 You won't have to COMMIT yourself. 1 w Nt got lle tftEAM Ol tilf Ndlte, 1 for sale. tis true and our sales for thi | month have averaged almost a "rancl
 a day"
 i There MUST be a reason. There MUST be some inducement il ] our terms.
 | And to relieve your mind, we will con fidently state that
 l THERE IS-THERE ARE"
 THEREFORE If it's
 "a large ranch
 "a little farm
 "a fruit orchard
 "a cotton plantation
 "a Phoenix house and lot 1 that you are wanting, then go t 1 HEADQUARTERS
 i-BEST KNOWN AS
 THE ARIZONA SECURITIES AMI INVESTMENT COMPANY, INC. 107 N. Center Street
 Phoenix, Arizona | Formerly
 ROOSEVELT IRRIGATED LAND co d