The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-12
Big Prices in EAea Valley

Big Prices in Edea Valley
Gentlemen
Alfalfa hay of average quality is
selling at $500 per ton. Spring
wheat is selling for 5Hs per pound.
Oats at $475 hundred. We ship
in great quantities feed and grain as
there is not nearly enough raised here
to supply the demand.
(Signed)
HARRY G. PARKER SEED co.
A Paying Investment.
Gentlemen:
When l arrived in Eden Valley and
began farming did not own property
to exceed $500 in value. have made
success from the beginning. l now
own property which, at conservative
valuation, is in excess Of $45, 900.
I unhesitatingly recommend Eden
Valley land to any one seeking either
home or an investment, and investi-
cation will prove that the per acre
returns are greater here than on the
high priced land in the middle states.
Very truly yours. -
(Subscribed and sworn to before .
Notary Public.)
Truly 4 Land of Promise.
Gentlemen
There is no place between the two
oceans, not even in the widely adver-
tised sun-kissed valleys Of California
that gives equal promise to the indus
trious farmer as does Eden Valley.
am a large owner Of land here and
am now actively engaged in farming
as well as in sheep and cattle raising.
80 l know whereof I speak.
(Signed) T. s. TALLIAFERRO, Jr.
President First National Bank.
Green River, Wyo.
Prosperity and Coatsatneat Here.
Dear Sirs:-
take great pleasure in stating that,
in my opinion, the land and water
rights now available and being dispos-
ed Of by your company are an excep-
tionally good buy at the price. A man
cannot 60 wrong in taking up land
here, for he can raise excellent crops
right from the start-oats. field peas,
alfalfa and practically II kinds Of hay.
There is always . good market in con-
nection with the sheep and cattle in
dustries in the neighborhood.
Farmers here are prosperous and
contented because they know what
they own and appreciate the merits
- lsiened) FRANK YATES,
Attorney at Law,
Rock Springs, Wyo.
Handsome Prs6ts Assured
Gentlemen
Good and producing land, abundance
of water from reservoir and the best
market in Wyoming where the price
for products are always high, should
be inviting to any industrious man.
The success of the people here is re-
fiscted by their constantly increasing
assests in land, crops and live stock
This bank is today extending to in
diyiduals who settle in the valley with
out q dollar, a line Of credit in excess
Of $15,000.OO. Ed. Sass, settler
who came here in 1917, bought 80
acres of land and in 1918 the pro-
ceeds from his first crop more than
paid for his purchase.
(Signed) A. KENDALL, Pres.
First Natl Bank Of Rock Springs.
Highly Pleased With Investment.
Dear Sirs:-
We highly recommend to landseek-
ers the project Of the Eden Valley
Land & Irrigation Company. A num-
ber of the present settlers have done
business with US for years and we can
vouch for their financial success. Our
former president has just recently
purchased half section under this
project and is highly pleased, with
his Investment. In fact, we have vet
to hear complaint from the settlers
here.
(Signed) w. J. FACINELLI, Pres.
North Side State Bank,
Rock Springs. Wyo.
Not a Single Failure.
Gentlemen
can write pages and pages about
Eden Valley and your project, but it
IS entirely unnecessary. All l need
to say is that I do not know a single
failure by any settler who has STAYED
with his land. The land lies nicely
and the soil is splendid, particularly
adapted for growing hay, grains and
vegetables: People here are making
proflts which would pay handsome
rate OF interest on land more than
double the value of what YOU are ask
ing. (Signed) ~
j. 2. BOYER, Cashier,
First National Bank.
Rock Springs, WI
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