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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
5
Listing advertises an 160 acre improved farm in Clay County a 300 acre improved farm spanning Clay and Buena Vista Counties and a 372 acre improved farm in Buena Vista County.
The 160 acre farm sits in Peterson Township on the main road between Peterson and Linn Grove. About 130 acres tillable and 30 acres blue grass pasture. improvements common. Terms require 2000 on signing and 4000 by March 1 1921 with large balance financed long term at low interest.
The Goss farm spans Clay and Buena Vista counties, about 3 4 mile southeast of Peterson. It features improved fences, utilities including telephone and electric lights, mail service, a school bus route, and mixed land with tillable rolling sections and river bottom pasture. Water systems, barn yards, and proximity to town enhance its value as a stock farm. Terms require 2000 down on sale day and 3000 by March 1 1921 with substantial seller financing at low interest.
The 372 acre farm lies three miles west of Linn Grove and four miles east of Peterson in Buena Vista county. About 220 acres are tillable with the rest rough pasture. buildings are common. A good stock and grain farm in a strong area. Terms: 2000 on sale day, 5000 March 1, 1921 with large balance carried back at low interest.
Three farms will be sold to the highest bidder on the afternoon of Sept 7 at their respective locations. Details of terms will be given on sale day. Buyers are urged to note payment requirements as this may be the best chance to purchase a farm in this section this year.
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