Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-06-24
YOUR Observation-Disclosures n.

Every well-inrormed person knows that we'll
timed, iudici"us investments in Kansas lands have
always yielded enormous profits. True 1t Is, rs
Win most other properties, there Is a time TO
staGnation of the land market everywhere, nave
made lItIe effort to 'ell my lands during the
past tw" yenIt hut believe the time Is now
ripe ier profitable pmrehases. am eotns to tell
: en"e OF the pant thirty years proves that wet and
dry years in Western Kansas occur in cycies-a
ing several years ending with 1873 there was Il
lack OF moisture with attendant short crops. Ia
ran Of igi8' leased $50 acres Of Tract No, 3 in
1rego County Tor winter wheat, furnishing seed.
MY share Of the crop was sold direct from the
deducting the cost of seed, brought me 50 per
acre rent or q per cent ON a valuation of $40
my hindgiaht /" now might have held N, crop
until the price reached Sl4n per bi'Hhel' thereby
realizing II Il per cent net income On over 121v
per acre.
was cropped by tenants. nevertheless reaiized IA
net income of q per cent IN a valuation OF 500
The present outlook for the 1915 wheat crop is
especially favorable. The winter and early spring
high prices of all foodsturfs caused by the Faro
pean war are bound to prevail! for several years.
rapid increase in Western Kansas land values.
section, first lotion lands having suitable snB-
soil produce liz yields OF alInlfa whether the sen-
with another viii bring a good income to their
owner on a valuation OF SIZE per acre. lst
below several tracts of first class alfalfa ground.
Let's not overlook Western Kansas huiitl" grass,
pasture good nearly all the year around. WIN
present lr" stock prices; my western lands ARE
worth more for pasture nloh" than ASK Tor 'hen'
TIE KANSAS LANDS
described hoIow hciouE to or are contr"lled by
me. they are nearly all smooth prairie. Soil
first uunlity. NY terms of sale, unless otherwise
stated. are half cash and balance In . equal annual
lnstallmcnts secured by mortgage bearing d per
cent interest.
Logan County, $3.50 to $1,000 Per Acre.
North half section ~li-lH-32. y good house ana
other Improvements costing over 5000, 10" acres
Il, l. OF s.W. +. and w. y Of sE. a Sec. ae-l4-
So. $3.50.
/. i OF NV. i Sec. b and W, 's Of N, W. u
:. l. of NE. I. aud ". = of sE, 4 Sec S-15-32,
located mile from keystone depot on c Is. x o.
II. Il. Sl0.Ou.
Northoaat quarter section 2G-ll-3G. $3.50.
Cove County. S5.;5 To $3.50 Per Acre.
All of section ~:i-Il-2d. $500,
$. y Of $.W. Il See. &-lt-26. SIZE,
Il. /. of n 7, See. ~ and Sc. a of s.W. Il,
and s. = OF Sc. a Sec. 1~>-i5-.9. $3.50.
All of section i~a-ll-ai. Sl2.5o.
n. = Sec. 7-Ia-3I. $50 rcres cultivated. s1@5".
n. 1, OF Sc. "a, y y. !, of S.W. = and Sc. a
of NV. = section ~35-li-@l. $50.
Southeast quarter section G-l'.3O. SOU.
Kcarny County. sos To $500 Per Acre.
Southeast quarter section 5-26- 30. Sb.2"'
:. :. of NV. Il and N. y of S.W. J.. Sec 29-6-
&c. ~ Of NV u Sec. ~1S,22-3G. $7.75.
Nnrth.lyt quarter section l-22-37. $500.
Southwest quarter section @~5-2l-&S. 500.
Northwest quarter section @2-22-@S. $....
Northwest quarter section ?-22~aS. 500
ottawa County.
South half Of Northwest quarter section -3V-l ~,
located o. miles northeast OF TeaCott. Price, $500
Edwards County. $3.50 Per Acre.
Southeast quarter section 2S-2b-2o.