Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-09-26
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WESTERN KANSAS WHEAT AND GRASS LANDS
PECOS VALLEY, TEXAS. IRRIGATED ALFALFA AND COTTON N
Lee Monroe. 610 New England Building Topeka, KANSAS


mRN ATED LANDS. PECOS RIVER VALLEY.
This valley down from Roswell. New Mexi-
co, past Dexter. Hagerman. Artesia, Carlsbad
Barstow and Pecos to Grand FAILS. Iexas'
comprises one of the most fertile and product
i've bodies of irrigated land in this country.
II produces almost all kinds of fruits. grains
and vegetables in abundance. In Ward ana
Reeves counties. Texas. where our lands listed
below are located, alfalfa is the leading crop
A stand of 1t il easy to get and five cuttings
can be grown in the season. Seed natures Wen
and often yields 500 per acre. Cotton is an
other staple. The Valley is free from boil
wecvil and other plaques which the cotton
planters farther east must combat Alfalfa and
cotton rotate to perfection. When alfalfa gets
thin. pillow the land and you are sure to get an
immense cotton crop. sometimes two bales per
acre. After two or three years cropping to
cotton the ground becomes as good as new for
alfalfa. For an industrious farmer the climate
is ideal, The winters are so mild that he can
pillow comfortably almost every day In the year
In his shirt sleeves. The very best lands In the
valley are supplied with water from the Pecos
River for irrigation by the CedarNale Irrigation
system or by the canals Of Ward County Irrlea-
ton District No. I.
Ward County. Te>. irrigated $50 to sI.5 Per A..
/. s5o acres in sections 81, So and 5. +, 20
mising<S feet by pumps, 3ho acres in cultivation,
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fertile tracts in the Pecos Valley. s55.
. Section EOS, bloch "a, GAO acres. 2 miles
1"r"s f iSrisaSis ! by e0 gSsvt; 500 rl sSs'f FROM S"l'' WsrS CO.
lrr; Pit; No | canals go acres rssm by ,s g Gsaya, y
Irr' system, SIS.
3. 1874 acres section "a, block 80. all lrrisa-
bic from cedarNale canals by gravity Ia acres
4. 40 acres known as Mendoza farm. 5ts
miles northwest from Rarstow. all cultivated
and ,rriG''ea AZ By gravity % acres alfalfa house
5. $50 acres. Section Els. block "a. 4 miles
from Barstow, 40 acres cultivated; small house
Ing water S feet from Cedarvale canals. Oil
and mineral rights reserved. $40.
REEvEs COUNTY.TEx. s15 To $40 PER ACRE
J. 1860 acres at Irving Springs. 9 miles
supply for irrigation from large spring. TN.
d der ala with wit n, al fiaa w a. l@oo acres lr n
fences. a diamond in the rough $50.
az. South half of section "a. block 5, 2la
mnes south of Pecos. in artesian well district.
miles from saragosa, %irrigable from shallow
10000 ACRES MICHIGAN UT OVER
Am able to offer some excellent land in
Cheboygan and Otsego Counties at from IS to
S25 per acre, according to location. and size of
tract. Crops: Small grain, fruits. finest pota-
toes in the country. alfalfa, timothy and other
grasses and live, stock. Good to farm; good to
particulars.
1000 Acres. Santa Fee Co, New Mesico. Suitable
for Irrigation and Colonization Purposes.
Located in a body one-fourth mic from
Clark Station on \. M. Central lty, five miles
from Lamy, on main line A. T. X S. +. RY, and
sixteen miles from Santa Fe. All fenced and
cross-fenced. Dam, reservoir and ditch already
constructed. One-third valley land with shall
low water. Can sell all together or divide in
two parts. Best and cheapest property suitable
for colonization purposes now on the market
anywhere. Good prospects for gold. silver, coal
and other minerals. Price. one million dollars
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