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is found at MISSION in the wonderful Gulf Coast Country of Texas, for the fruit grower,
truck grower, or general farmer. Why not locate in a country where two, three and four
crops are grown in the same year on the same ground? Investigate this opportunity now
A Chance for a Fortune and
Independence
Owing to tho advanced dovolopmcnt
of tho Lowor lllo Qrando Valley, Its
demonstrated buccohb, Uh Idea) cllmato
and hoII condltlotiB, Uh abundant water
supply, Its oxcollont location with ref
crcnoo to tratiHportatlon, frolght rates
and markotu, wo bollovo that tho op
portunity to nocuro an Irrigated farm
at MlBBlon at tho present low prlcos
and on tho prosont favorable torms,
proHonts attractions unequalled by any
othor proposition on tho market.
Land on this proposition has now
been on sale throo years and thoro aro
still many good selections to bo had.
Wo would advlso anyono who wishes
to avail hlmsolf of tills opportunity to
arrango to go as soon as posslblo In
ordor to got tho advantago in matter
of soloctlon. All wo can do Is to show
you tho opportunity and point tho way.
If tho opportunity looks good and tho
way oasy, got on tho train and invoBtl
gato for yoursolf. Wo do not ask you
to bollovo anything oxcopt what you
soo. All wo want Is a chanco to show
you. Aro you willing to bo shown?
Thoro aro two points which govern
land valuos. First, donslty of popula
tion; Bccond, productiveness of tho soil.
When a soil Is productive it will at
tract oottlors, but no mattor how pro
ductive tho soil may bo, unloss the fa
cilities for transporting tho product of
that soil aro to bo found, tho land it
self Is practically worthless. Tho great
est onhancor of and valuos Is a rail
road, becauso it at onco furnishes tho
means of transporting tho product of
tho soil to tho market, and brings in
sottlors to till tho soil. Productive
land may go bogging at $1 per acre,
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A GROWING ORANGE TREE AT MISSION
We Make No Representa
tions that We Cannot Prove
but as soon as Its productiveness is as
sured, . this same land Immediately
rises in value by leaps and bounds,
and tho increase in land values goes
steadily on and oh. ,
Tho St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico
Railroad passes directly across this
land and- four trains pass oyer this
road daily. Another railroad is now
building into this valloy south from
San Antonio, Mission,. is almost direct--,
'ly south of. San Antonio on" an-.air llne
and right intho path of this prbp6sed?
new road.
Tho man who contemplates a new
location asks himself, "Can I make .
money there?" With conditions so fa
vorable as at Mission, Texas, tho an
swer must be, emphatically, yes. Wlth;
its ivcnltk of resources this section is.
certain to bo tho scene of a develop-'
incut more wonderful, in rapidity and
scope, than any other section in Texas.
It is full of money making possibili
ties. The southwest was ever the gold
en lnnd of opportunity. It is the place
to get n start. Tho openings available
require tho expenditure of but little
money and spell independence for every
man with tho' foresight..' to recognize
tho opportunity . and . tho. strength of
purpose to grasp. it .
In the past history of tho Central
Stales tho early settlers, both on tho
yfarm and. in 'the- town.have been the
ones to profit most by--'the country's;
development. Those who have taken
up the land earliest have, gained most
by its subsequent rise in value. Like
wise tho early settlers on th,Is tract
will reap the greatest benefit from its ..
development.
Join the Money-Makers of th
Thoro la not n. rlnv In tlm vnm. n,i.nn . . .
from a farm at Mission. ' "" u" uuunot marKet somo Product
Oui- planters aro growing Bormuda onions on a larger scale-than ever
Tho Lower Rio Grande Bermuda not only comes into market carHor ?h
SWefowSr. P0SS0SS0S a bQttor flavor d brings thep o Th" maViS
a2tlya of growing,
pecans are being planted by tho hundred acrfs.' AlfSffa an-' S P and
othor staple. Is also very successful. "" uiana, an-
Tho La Loniltn. T,nmlj iinrt M.n.. ,!, '
Send at Once for Free Information
Mission Land Improvement Co., Mission, Tex
Gentlemen: Kindly send me full information
Irrigated La Lomita Lands, prices, terms, etc.
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olffato1 which to live. The
summers Pleasantly tempered by Gu7fBro !d and V1?. and tho
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fertilo dSfa boHb of "the Lowe? R o GrandoqvSlG cllVKto ln tho world' tho
tion system supplying an aS adequate iriiga-
ground This water cornea from the Sin PrnArrteatlon.ofV01 acre ot
with silt and fertilizes the . soHith eve?v irrR?nfiS!vori,ls h(avI1y laden
danco of chean labor nt mi ti- Iy.??L irrigation. There is an abun-
Thfr;H7rrv:rL"uaiv,esi.nG. crops.
climate, produces vege 'atiSnf ZV n?Q of the semi-tropic
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radishes more successfully Sown BolSS- h?in' Jilont.B cabbage and
richest soil in America, in a ollmatft'Si ,mS1oiW fho frost lin. with the
your command at all seasons of the yedLry'vm111h'invlG:oratln with water at
You have twelve months of growing ; av? overy Pssiblo advantage
four crops on tho same ground in on? yea? n and yU can raIso three and
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