The Goodnight News. (Goodnight, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 9, 1906 Page: 4 of 4
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'jReal Estate, Loans and
Insurance.
Partial List of Land Bargains
We want you to look over the following list of Farms for sale and
then join the crowd that is headed this way and make an investment
where von will be satisfied and contented. Come and see for yourself.
320 Acres—Seven miles from Guthrie; 70 I 2(>i) Acres—Six miles west of Orlando:
acres in cultivation, balance in pasture,
with shade and spring water; small
box house, and farm all fenced, l'or
a cheap stock farm you can't beat it,
for $11 an acre.
160 Acres—Two miles from Coyle; 90
acres in cultivation, 4" acres in pasture
and 30 acres in mow land: two frame
houses and large barn, granary and
chicken house. This will go at $3,200
if taken soon.
160 Acres—In Lincoln county, 3vs miles
from good trading point; 120 acres in
cultivation; four room house and fair
barn; fenced in three lields; good
water, and hay laud, lit re is a bar-
gain at $3,600.
100 acres in cultivation and KM) acre:
in pasture aud hay land: two room
hoii.se, new granary, shed barn, piod
fencing, orchard, ami a snap lor the
[trice, $2,250.
160 Acres—Two miles of railroad and
shipping station, 90 acres in cultiva
tion, balance iu hn\ land and pasture,
with water and shade; good orchard,
small house and barn: all fenced and
cross-fenced; price $3,200.
175 Acres—All bottom land, with 140
acres in cultivation; fenced in tne
fields; alfalfa, corn and cotton land;
six-room house, good barn and granary,
hog tight pasture, orchard and fine
water. Only half a mile to store, ele-
vator, depot and stockyards. 1 his
superb tract of land can be had now at
$50 an acre, and will be worth $*0 an
acre in five years.
207 Acres—All bottom land within one
mile of depot and trading point, all in
cultivation, and fenced and cross-
fenced; 45 acres in alfalfa; all corn and
cotton land; good house and good barn;
orchard and splendid water. 1 his is
on the market now at $35 an acre.
160 Acres—Five miles north aud one
mile west of Coyle; ten-room white
sand stone house, finished throughout;
fair out-buildings, windmill and tank,
cood orchard, some timber; all fenced
and cross-fenced; 115 acres in cultiva-
tion. This excellent property can now
be bought for the low price or $7,000.
The foregoing is only a part of the good things in store for homeseelu-rs. We
want achance to prove what we say about Eastern Oklahoma. With Statehood,
stability is established and investors are coming our way. Address us for Iart her
information if desired.
E. J. Garner, Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Branch Office at Coyle, Oklahoma.
Branch Office In Coyle,
After August First.
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Millard, J. A. The Goodnight News. (Goodnight, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 9, 1906, newspaper, August 9, 1906; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc287858/m1/4/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.