La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS.
Many Inquiries Concerning the Ar
kansas Nallcy-some Of Those
Who Want to Locate.


want 10 know more about the bes,
state In the union, He has inaugur-
ated new system in handling the in
quiries, which is explained in the
accompanying letter Here is an op-
portunity for some OF our local real
estate men TO do some business by
getting in touch with these people.
Mr.. Jenkins letter, accompanied by
the names OF those who are interest
ed in this particular section OF the
state follows:
Heretofore 1t was the policy OF this
board to send all inquiries TO all real
estate firms and commercial clubs of
the state, resulting in the prospec-
tive settler being flooded with liter
ature which discouraged him.
We have divided the state into six
districts, following somewhat the
boundaries OF the land districts.
District No. is the northwestern
corner OF the state; No. ., the Mont
rose Land District; No. 3 the San
Luis Valley and the Durango coun-
try, No (. the Arkansas Valley: No.
5. Sterling. Hugo. Colorado Springs
district; No. 6, the Denver Land Dis
trict.
The good prospects as they are re-
ceiyed nthe office will be referred
to some town or towns TO cooperate
with us and al the end the month
all inquiries referred TO towns in the
above numbered districts will be
compiled and sent to every agency in
the district cooperating with us. In
this way prospect that has been re-
ferred TO any town in district No. 8
will not be referred to any other por-
rion OF the state. II will, therefore.
be up to district No. TO land the
prospect.
II viii be our policy to encourage
only those who have sufficient abili-
~ and money TO meet their needs. a
man locating on uon-irrigated
ranch should have enough money to
support him one or TWO years, re-
gardlcss OF crop returns.
Out OF about SEQ inquiries receiv-
ed tn July, We have selected about
200 for outside attention. The fol-
lowing have been referred to your
district:
ARKANSAS VALLEY.
Benz. J. Holler. u. D. s. Blair.
Wants dairy literature.
F A. Todd. watonga, Okla
Prices on dairy land; has good cows.
NJ. W. Greer Burlingame. Kan
Irrigated farm near mountains; has
$1,000.
", G. Corbett, Houston. Texas
Higher climate: trade good city or
ranch for alfalfa land. or rent good
/ place
D. T. Brooks. Glencoe. Okla
Homestead in Baca county.
c. ; George, Apache. okla.-Corn
land or homestead.
A. y Chapman. Burley. Idaho
Wants COW ranch with range.
Chas Linebrink. Mountain Grove.
Mo-Trade $4,000 farm for dairy
I farm.
/ l., W. Greathouse. Marysville. Mo.
Irrigated land for fruit.
c c. spurlin, Box 2s7, Little
Rock, Ark.-Dry land.
W J Webb. Parma. Mo.-Coming
to look for farm for himself and
others.
\. y, Deadwyler, Hull, Ga.-wants
land.
II. W. DeLong. Ill eth avenue.
Terre Haute. Ind.-wahts land.
G Il. Lesh. Reading. Kan.-wants
poultry farm.
=. =, Greening. woodard. OKLA
Price on good land
H. II. Ekhard. Yorktown. Texas
Prize Breeder: Interested In dairying
Albert Pearson, X. II. /. waidron.
kan.-Wants land near Pueblo.
r. N. Hooper. chareton. Iowa
Trade or buy land.
T. II. Martin, cashier. Edmund.
Okla Wants land.
c. NJ. Lewelling, fairbury. Neb.--
Wants TO establish son on ranch.
=. A. Todd. Watonra. Okla
Wants ranch In Arkansas Valley or
Delta.
Ed l.. ByAr. Terrell. Texas-Dairy
farm.
W. / Vaughan. Pos, City. Texas,
Route B.-Land for twenty cows and
seven,y-fiye hogs.
Jas. Hail. Henncssey. Okla
Wants prices on irrigated land.
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