Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
REAL ESTATE
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Valley of
New Mexico
Water, G909 per cent pure
Air, 100 per cent pure (U, S. Gov. Test
1890 feet elevation
1888 Days Swmshfme
AcQWal MSGOEG

HEALTH-United States government has
built in this valley at a cost Of half million
dollars the only sanitarium in the United
States for the cure OF tubercular soldiers.
The Medical Board Of the Army say this is
the healthiest place in the United States
See bulletin. The French Academy OF Ply
sicians & Surgeons after conducting re-
search Of the world say this is the health
lest place in it.-See bulletin
WEALTH-Forty acres will produce a
living for a family and yield a net profit
of from $1,000 to. $500 per year.
CROPS-Altalfa makes five cuttings,
yields tons to ton and One-halt per cutting ,
sells for SIS To 500 per ton, MILO maize,
kaffir corn, feterita, Indian corn, sorghum
makes from 5 10 20 tons ensilage per acre.
Wheat, oats, barley make as large yields
as anywhere in the URited States.
DAIRYING-Greates markets and best
opportunity in the United States 10 make
money out Of the dairy business. Climatic
conditions ideal No winter scarcely and
no hot summers. Markets at your door
FRI Rlil-WOnderful fruit country, equal
to any Of the Rocky Mountain valleys.
The Department OF Agriculture has rep
resentatiye stationed in this valley to help
the farmers and advise them OF scientific
methods of farming
Dcming, county seat population 5000 To-.
Gated on three trunk lines OF railroad
Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and E, p. & 5.
W. All public utilities -waterwOrks, finest
water in the United States, electric light
and power plant cost half million, forty
miles of wire running pumps for irrigation
wells telephones city and country, rural mail
routes, fine automobile roads, Borderland
Route, New Orleans to Los Angeles, runs
through valley
Churches and schools as good as you viii
find anywhere. Professor Taylor, former
superintendent of schools in Oklahoma City,
is superintendent Of Deming schools.
MARKETS--As good as there ave ia the
United States. This valley is surrounded
by mines and mining towns. Within a
radius OF 100 miles there are 10000 people
dependent on having their supplies shipped
in.
IRRIGATION--This valley was opened for
irrigation seven years ago. Since that time
over l, 500 families have found happy homes
in this valley, Oklahoma has sent over a
hundred families to this valley.
LAND-Good land will advance SO l3
per cent everywhere within the next two
years. The war in Europe has not com
menced TO stimulate high prices yet Within
six months all the countries at war will
have exhausted their reserve and then you
never dreamed Of Flour will reach $50
per barrel Hogs S12 per hundred Cattle
SIS, etc. Land values will soar TO a price
Oever before seen in this country
Remember ths--We are not making any
more good land but statistics show we have
doubled our population every ~ years since
l776.
I have several hundred photographs and
other literature that ! will be glad to show
you II "ou will communicate with me.
| will be at the Hotel Tulsa for few
days of next week and will be glad to see
you.