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A.bout Land and Box Butte QQiinty, Nebraska
LAND
FOR NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY
Land 5s the basis of all wealth. How
much lapd have you? In the last two gener
ations the population of our United btates
lias nearly trebled. Has the amount of land
increased? Not one bit. The Government
has opened up and divided into homesteads
tracts containing millions upon millions of
acres of virgin soil and yet we are now fac
ing a land famine; we are getting to the end
of our string. Look back over the history
of Iowa, Illinois, Eastern Nebraska, Kansas',
and notice the changes in the amount of land
under cultivation and the immense raise in
the values of all land.
If we may judge by the number of peo
ple engaged in the search for it, the getting
of money honestly is the most important
business in the world. Where did those who
have money get it? The answer is, mostly
from land. Land is the only thing that re
mains permanent.
The owners of valuable land do not want
to sell it; they are buying more and their
attention is now being centered on Western
Nebraska and Box Butte County in particu
lar. This fertile tillable land is just as rich
and productive as the one hundred and fifty
dollar an acre land in Iowa and eastern Ne
braska. Western Nebraska has only lacked
the farmers and they are now coming by the
hundreds. The fertile farms are sending
back wheat, oats, corn and potatoes by the
trainload to supply the ever increasing de
mand in the east.
You owe it to yourself to investigate
this wonderful country lying at the very
door of the best and most valuable farm land
in the United States. Buying farm land in
Box Butte County is an investment. In a
good investment you depend upon facts,
reasons, common sense, and these are a
mighty good dependence. Buy land here
and let the natural, inevitable development
make your money grow. Where else mn
you find land like this with good transporta
tion, facilities for fifteen, twenty, twenty-five
or thirty dollars an acre?
SOIL
is one of the first things you look at when
buying a piece of land. The soil in Box
Butte county is a black, sandy loam, rich in
phosphates. The surface of Box Butte coun
ty is nearly all level, and slightly rolling in
some places.
CLIMATE
is an important consideration when you want
a home. It should also be considered when
you figure on the crops you want to raise.
The climate of Box Butte county is ideal
warm summer days, and cool nights. No
severe weather either in winter or summer.
We have many tracts that will make
good farms and they can be purchased as
follows:
No. 172. Two sections, fine farm and
ranch land, five miles from Alliance. $15.00
per acre.
No. 210. 320 acres, 7 miles from Alli
ance, nice smooth land. $20.00 per acre. '
No. 211. 100 acres, 7 miles, from Alli
ance. $20.00 per acre.
No. 212. 100 acres of land, 7 1-2 miles
from -Alliance. $20.00 per acre.
No. 213. 100 acres, 3 miles from Alli
ance, 120 acres under cultivation, fine farm.
$35.00 per acre.
RANCHES
and big farms are still plentiful in the coun
try surrounding Alliance, although they are,
of course, at some distance from town, the
land close having nearly all been divided, up
into farms, and it is now mostly under culti
vation. We have tracts up to five or six
thousand acres, but are only giving a few of
them. Description with plat will be furnish
,ed on application.
RECENT SALES
We have recently sold the following
tracts of land. This gives you an idea of
the immense business done by this company.
E. A. Plunimer 100 acres
Thompson Bros 8'JO "
Risburg 100 "
Gun Aberhampson JJ20 "
Olaf Sanderman 820 "
John Hansqn 820 "
Lewis Witt 820 "
Leonard Wiors 040 ''
J. H. Morrison 100 "
Ola Pederson 100 "
B. Wilson 100 "
Andrew Eikerson 320" "
W. E. McCorkle 100 '"
Bnrger (For Nursery) 103 "
T. C. Bradley 30&0 "'
J. Mapps..' 010 "
G. Huttiand '320 "
Gillen Land Co. (Option).. 4800 "
F. M.Bellamy 12d0 "
Total 13833 acres
IMPROVED FARMS
can be purch ased on easy terms from the
Nebraska Land Company. By buying an im
proved farm you are able to get a good crop
the first year. It is a very rare occasion
when a farm is found that it will not pay for
itself from one crop. Instances can be
shown of many people who rented farms fdr
years in states further east and in the east
ern part of Nebraska who have saved just
enough money to come here and make the
first payment on a farm, who have paid for
their farms from the first crop raised. The
character of the soil in Box Butte county is
such that it does not get sticky and muddy
after a rain, and bake hard after the sun
shines on it a short time, but it absorbs the
moisture and holds it. When proper farming
methods are used, this new country produces
better crops than can be grown on land that
, has been farmed for years.
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LOW TAXES
Box Butte county has no debt, and as
there are no costly bridges to be built, and
as the roads are in very good condition, the
taxes average about one cent an acre.
TERMS
The terms given by the Nebraska Land
Comp ,ny are very reasonable. A small pay
ment is required at the time the deal is made,
and from one-third to one-half of the pur
chase price can usually be carried for any
length of time up to five years.
Our policy is to make the terms to suit
the purchaser. The payments are made as
light as possible.
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PRICES
The Nebraska Land Company works
" under the one-price system. When a price
is set on a piece of land that price is the sell
' ing price and is the same to everyone. We
"do" not trade lands and have no trading price.
The Company has built up a reputation for
..." honesty and fair dealing. It courts investi
gation. Anyone may go to any bank or
business firm in Box Butte county and ask
them as to our responsibility and reputation.
GUARANTEE
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The Nebraska Land Company guarantees
that if after corresponding with prospective
purchasers, the purchaser finds things to be
misrepresented after arriving in Alliance
and looking over the country, to refund all
expenses. It will also refund expenses to
parties buying land.
CROPS
can be talked about. We can tell you of the
crops raised in Box Butte county but the
-best thing to do is to see them. See the
ground they were raised on, and get the
word of the men who raised them.
ALLIANCE
Alliance, the county seat of Box Butte
county, where the mainofiice of the Nebras
ka Land Company is located, with offices in
the finest building in the city, the McCorkle
Block, is a town of seven thousand people.
This is a mighty good place to live. In this
delightful climate with the mild winters you
catch the spirit of the pioneer; it gets in
your blood and makes you enjoy life more
and better. Instead of a lazy country town
you find a live little city with fine school
system, up-to-date sewer system, waterworks
of the finest kind, electric light and power
plant, a large creamery that ships thou
sands of pounds of butter per day, etc.
WRITE
the Nebraska Land Company, Alliance,
Nebr., for more information about Box Butte
county. We will send you a large booklet
fully describing everything in detail. And
we will refer you to someone who has been
here and who has seen the land. You will
not have to take our word for it but can
COME YOURSELF .
and see the land. We use automobiles for
showing the land, and as the weather here
is always fine, you will be taken out over the
county and can see a great deal of the coun
try in a day or two. You will be under no
obligations to buy unless you see something
you want.
Box Butte County "Spuds' They Bring Dollars.
NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY
J. C. MCCORKLE, Mgr.
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
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