Local Real Estate Booms In City And County
Local buyers including L. T. Lester and Judge Cyrus Eakman acquire large tracts near town with prices ranging from 16.00 to 18.00 per acre. W. W. Keith closes on the First National Bank Building for 35,000 with a year’s rent. L. C. Lair and L. E. Cowling purchase the Kakman home on West Houston Street for 4 500.00 as city lots change hands and new houses are planned.
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L. T. Lester
First National Bank
Palo Duro Club
Lester
Cyrus Eakman
Mr. Eakman
Eakman
Randall County
W. W. Keith
Fort Worth
Keith
L. C. Lair
L. E. Cowling
Kakman
West
Houston Street
Northern Man Real Estate Excursion Critique
A regional notice praises legitimate Panhandle real estate firms for active investor outreach while condemning a few traveling peddlers who lure northern buyers with false claims The piece recounts a recent excursion where a northern visitor was duped by a rival who offered a land deal at cut rates The author urges sticking to honest dealers who support local development and stay in the market.
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Panhandle
Northern Man
Northerner
Carrion
Big Wolf Gets Too Familiar
John Knight, a town resident, heard a disturbance among his chickens and fired on a coyote using a shotgun. The animal, described as one of the largest seen in years, was killed at about twenty five steps away.
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John Knight
Mr. Knight
Jowells Attend Cornerstone Laying in City
Mr and Mrs J T Jowell former Randall county residents now in Hereford visited the family of J L S Carter in the city last Saturday for the cornerstone laying event.
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J. T. Jowell
Randall County
Hereford
City
JL. S. Carter
Inghams Expected to Return Home This Week
Dr and Mrs S J Ingham who have been visiting relatives at their old home in Iowa are expected to return to their home here the latter part of this week.
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S. J. Ingham
Iowa