The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-13

IAN l LAND DAhGAlNS
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 $50 ACRES (Tallapoosa county), 3 miles Alexander City. red clay soil: 100 acres in cultivation, 170-acre pasture; springs. wells and streams. two tenant houses; on public road; 15 acres oceans; only s20 an acre; half cash. Now say that your dollar won't buy a dollars worth!
 1OS ACRES CTallanoosa county). 21s miles Alexander City. 60 acres in cultivation: Groom house; well water ed 40 acres grazing land; on public road; some timber; place suitable for truck, stock or general farming price $l,75O.
 23S ACRES CTarapoosa county) ad- joining city limits of Alexander City: red soil; l50 acres in cultivation; on roads; plenty of water. some tim Der; wood sells for s a load in town. and this is right at market Enough wood to pay for land. Will sell off 60, SS or 90 acres in separate tracts price s37.50 per acre.
 400 ACRES (Tallapoosa county, miles from Alexander City, on public road; 150 acres in cultivation; some oak and hickory timber; 60 acres wire pasture; 7-room residence; tenant houses. barn, spring. well, 8 streams near school Will rent for $500 Price, $25 per acre; terms, half cash.
 300 ACRES (Coosa county). 10 miles Alexander City, on Central of Geor- gia railroad; 100 acres level and in cultivation; POO acres in pasture; 115 acres in timber gray land with clay subsoil; one dwelling in need of re- pair; fine for cattle farm; well wat cred by three streams and one well. This is bargain and must be sold at once for division among heirs Price, $4,000.
 9l3 ACRES (Coosa county), on Florida short line highway; three miles from Goodwater, a town of 1,000 population; land is red soil, slightly roline one small creek and six tributary streams; 90 acres bottom. part in Johnson grass; estimate one million feet mixed timber, pine, oak hickory poplar and gum; five 4-room tenant houses, with barns and stables: one well, large freestone spring. fruit orchard at all tenant houses; good cane brake pasture and other natural grasses; an ideal stock farm. Price, so an acre
 23S ACRES (Coosa county). on public road; one and one-half miles from small town on Central of Georgia railway Kellyton, Ala), through which passes the Florida short line highway; land of sandy soil slightly rolling: two Broom dwellings, barns and stables; one well, large freestone spring; fruit and pecan orchard; :; ideal truck and poultry farm. Price $40 an acre.
 175 ACRES CTallapoosa county). 95 acres in cultivation; 50 acres in orig iual woods; 30 acres in pasture f springs; good dwelling three miles from Alexander City. good market town; has good barn; soil is sandy with clay subsoil; rented this year for $225; located on good road that is travelled more than any other road leading to Alexander City. Would make dandy good truck or stock farm. Price $3O an acre
 WRITE US for additional informa- ton of any of these farms. Better still, come right down to see us. The Seminole from Chicago to Jackson- vile makes regular stops at Alex ander City. Many of the native farm CTS, discouraged by the boil weevil, are offering their lands at prices far below par. We can satisfy you as to location, improvements, terms, etc The cheapest red land in the south we have.
 E. A. JACKSON
 Alexander City, Ala.
 INGRAM LAND co.
 Third floor Empire Bldg.
 Birmingham, Ala.