Ohio has that French treasure. It was a French payment for soldiers but they hid it because they saw a British patrol in the area or something. Anyways they left marks but they never found it or something. It’s a good story on yours
Well in rural areas especially after a drought or massive global warming in the Great Depression many many farms closed and were bought up by rich banks or rich people. Ya land probably was still expensive back then but there probably was zero mortgages for real estate and most paid money or cash for property. That meant there was no bubble in real estate. I remember reading how they eventually made 5 year mortgages and then 15 or 30 year which meant people could buy bigger houses or borrow more but that also drives up land prices. Like Doug Casey says most people in Argentina don’t buy land with a mortgage they pay in cash. That means land is way more affordable. It’s expensive but not as expensive if there was a huge debt pile backing it up.
I think that is they key. No one knew to look in the well until after the old homestead was razed and the well was filled in and prairie grass had already taken back over. So the original well location is a mystery.
I'm from North Dakota, this got me tooo curious. This is false information. I couldn't find anything on the guy gustaf halverson or however you would spell his name either way NOTHING. And I spent hours, trying to look through newspaper archives just to hear something about this guy and NOTHING. You claim he was wealthy well I don't see anything about him ever delivering or being involved in any of the elevators around the area. No obituaries on the guy. You leave out way to much information.
Abe Did you use ancestory website or look through the government immigration data for Ellis island? Just cause you spent hours looking means nothing. Yes I agree with you in principle that the video should show a source to at least guide you which he did comment a book which is a great. I’ve seen channels actually list the book or websites on the shows description which is good. But ya just cause you spent a few hours doesn’t mean the narrator is lying.
Allways enjoy the stories keep em coming pal. Tex from north carolina
The chest full of gold is by Pollock, SD.
Love your videos man, do you have anything from Ohio? It's kind of hard to travel cross-country to treasure hunt
Ohio has that French treasure. It was a French payment for soldiers but they hid it because they saw a British patrol in the area or something. Anyways they left marks but they never found it or something. It’s a good story on yours
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Gotta fix that clipping microphone.
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Well in rural areas especially after a drought or massive global warming in the Great Depression many many farms closed and were bought up by rich banks or rich people.
Ya land probably was still expensive back then but there probably was zero mortgages for real estate and most paid money or cash for property. That meant there was no bubble in real estate. I remember reading how they eventually made 5 year mortgages and then 15 or 30 year which meant people could buy bigger houses or borrow more but that also drives up land prices.
Like Doug Casey says most people in Argentina don’t buy land with a mortgage they pay in cash. That means land is way more affordable. It’s expensive but not as expensive if there was a huge debt pile backing it up.
Whose the Bemidji man that acquired Gustavs journal?
Did they look in the well?
I think that is they key. No one knew to look in the well until after the old homestead was razed and the well was filled in and prairie grass had already taken back over. So the original well location is a mystery.
I'm from North Dakota, this got me tooo curious. This is false information. I couldn't find anything on the guy gustaf halverson or however you would spell his name either way NOTHING. And I spent hours, trying to look through newspaper archives just to hear something about this guy and NOTHING. You claim he was wealthy well I don't see anything about him ever delivering or being involved in any of the elevators around the area. No obituaries on the guy. You leave out way to much information.
This story specifically comes from a book by famous treasure hunter W.C. Jameson on buried treasures of the great plains.
Abe
Did you use ancestory website or look through the government immigration data for Ellis island?
Just cause you spent hours looking means nothing. Yes I agree with you in principle that the video should show a source to at least guide you which he did comment a book which is a great. I’ve seen channels actually list the book or websites on the shows description which is good.
But ya just cause you spent a few hours doesn’t mean the narrator is lying.