Empire Builder Opens Big Springs Ranch to Northern Capital
The land boom reaches the Texas South Plains as W. P. Spash, famed for Running Water Ranch, brokers a massive 100000 acres sale to Northern farmers and investors. The chocolate loam region promises richer, diversified farming with strong demand for cheap land.
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Big Crops of Grains and Fruits Grow on Big Springs Ranch
The Big Springs Ranch area offers undeveloped land with abundant crops. Reported yields per acre include corn 20 60 bushels, wheat 18 23, oats 40 65, milo 30 60, kaffir corn 30 60, cane 3 6 tons, cotton 1 bale, alfalfa 3 6 tons, potatoes 100 400 bushels, hay 1 3 tons, peanuts 30 150 bushels, plus pumpkins melons grapes peaches pears and apples thriving.
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