The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-09-27

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who have inherited tla idea that labor
was badge of disgrace and that farming
was the pursuit OF an inferior class and
had altogether been constituted to pro-
vide every one else but himself with
living. With hunger in the town and
misery in the cities, the farmers have
been neglected. This must be averted by
a higher education of the utility of agri
culture. Men must 20 to the plowsharer
and stand at the arms of the reaper. The
farmer must no longer be regarded as n
dependent, but should be regarded as the
object of the care and protection of the
not for his sake alone, bur
for the security of the institutions and
the permanency OF the government. For
IN fares the land to Fastening ills prey,
p maere wealth pace aec9mnates ana men decay
A breath can make them as a breath has made;
But bold yeomanry, country's pride,
mneh once destroyed can never be supplied
Inc farmers owned OF the acreage OF
wealth OF or country In 1901 fully three
,oui,ns' IN iooo ohe'na,i' ~ iooo W loo9
'ialuy on1io"i.n, ye' .ne assieEn's
"s",Im " 'ue Soun'iy was o'eauhy anu
k'o"'iS 'n''e"eeu'
DEPRECIATION IN VALUE OF FARMS.
Value of farms in 1850. s 3,271 ,575, 42l
Value OF farms in 1860. 6,645 ,O45, OJ7
Value OF farms in 1880. .. 10.l97 1895, TO
Total increase in value
from 1850 to 1880 ...... 2,373, 469, 1856
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yea, ioon .Lo "as ''''''o''oo
run a1oo ~ 100 oo,oa ane ~ en-, zoo
The averaye vaarJv increasa in tho val
10 oil farms dropped l0la per cent. IN
800 to 1850, to about 2]a per cent. In
lod0 TO 1851, ana that, TOO, during period
u general prosperity seldom II ever
'qualed in the history OF our country.
That agriculture was carrying some I'M
natural burden was apparent.
farms from 1850 to 1860 was ll3 $40 900
YAan 1nn1 500 oot o~-