The Okie Legacy: 1922 September - Capron Land For Sale Cheap

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1922 September - Capron Land For Sale Cheap

If you follow this link to the Guthrie, Oklahoma Leader Newspaper dated 1903- September 22 for the Capron, Oklahoma Ad for land sales you might find the following Ad which begins with, "Home Seekrs will do well to stop at Capron, and call for . . . G. N. Ames & C. J. Funk, Real Estate Agents and let them show you the best and cheapest farms that can be bought for the money in Oklahoma. ($15 to $30 per acre.)"

"Capron is located in the best part of Woods county, in the famous Driftwood Valley, where this year the wheat yield was from 15 to 42 bushels per acre; barley, 62; oats and clover practically shire, on the Santa Fe railway."

"The Church facilities of Capron are as good as can be found anywhere in the Southwest. The soil in the country contingent to Capron is a rich dark loam."

It goes on to state in the Ad, "We would be pleased to correspond with anyone wishing to purchase a farm in Oklahoma's richest wheat belt. All correspondence will receive the attention of a member of the firm. When you come to Oklahoma, come to capon and see the best."   |  View or Add Comments (0 Comments)   |   Receive updates ( subscribers)  |   Unsubscribe


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