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Saturday, October 9,1920, at 1:30 P. M. at the Orchards
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tracts into bearing. Every tract is in cultivation and income-pro
ducing with crops of apples, alfalfa, grapes, corn, potatoes, and
other garden produce.
Ninety-three parcels of land in this community of beautiful
homes and fine schools, varying in size from 1*4 acres to 30 acres,
will be sold on this date for less than it has cost to bring these
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more from an acre than we are asking for an acre at this sale. They
report returns of $300 to $1000 per acre each year.
