Unnamed Texas Land Offer Promises Vast Growth Potential
The ad promotes 87,000 acres of Running Water Ranch land and thousands more in the South Plains of Texas. It claims land values eclipse Mississippi Valley prices, pledges settlers on every quarter, and envisions a future agricultural empire driven by development, offering remarkably low prices to homeseekers investors and speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Plains
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Addllion
Running Water Ranch
South Plains
America
Thaales
Wealth prospects in the Great South Plains of Texas
Promotes sub irrigated farming land around Running Water Ranch in Texas with cheap prices and abundant water. Claims rapid sales to Iowa Illinois Minnesota farmers who see high yields and long term value. Highlights land at 16.50 to 20 per acre, deep water, climate favorable, and mental push to “Back to the land” with quick investment returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Miasissippi Valley
South
Running Water Ranch
Milo Maise
Batt
Lion
Grand Booth Plains
Texas
South Plains Texas Draws Homeseekers and Investors Aboard
Railway promotional piece touts the South Plains as an empire of opportunity. It highlights low land prices, abundant water, and high yields, urging northern farmers and investors to buy into Running Water Ranch and other tracts as ranches yield to farming.
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Seash
The
Empire Farm
Great South Plains
Marshall
Melbourne
Des Moines
Nes Moines
Cimmings
Peru
Lingeoalas
Kansas City
Kansans City
Plainview
Ellance
Yel Ant
Tex
Soash
Teave Waterloo
South Plains of
United States
Southwest
Plains
Running Water
the Plains
Tts
WLP
Soash Lami Company
W. P. Soash
Alr. Soash
Central West
W. P. Soash Land Company
SW. P. Soash
E. V. Emrick
C.M. Sarber
Dist
Mgr
Argos
Ind
John R. Jones
Plymouth
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