The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-29
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WIDER
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RESULTS
Farmer. and and :, : y COMING WEST.

circular has ock RAisers Invited to
Groat. general eir Experience
Northern Pacific been sent out by p. 3.
Of all sections Of en- grafton agent of the
ern Idaho askin railroad, 20 the farmers
giving their own v Rshington and North
of their migrat them 10 furnish letters
west. Mr. Groa1 experiences of the results
letters of this Ii or 10 the Pacific North
German, Norwe published g number Of
distributed 500oJ ind in 1892 in English,
out the Unite ean and Swedish, and
Europe and at d q copies OF them through
proposes to pub d States, Canada and
in 1894 which Id ie Worlds fair. de now
sons whose nam dis another series dated
He makes the ell mail free TO all per-
the writer's of LEI - md addresses are sent.
Give the natid FOL owing suggestions to
and the date ters:
Northwest: Civ nality and size of family,
county anu stai Il removal to The Pacific
rum "hehce IL Q he name OF the town,
wiz De noted oy1 E. Or the foreign country,
io .he ioSai'y Q settler came, so that II
state the annoy the friends OF the writer
And saine OF NV there he formerly resided.
Mnich the "rlta N of money, the number
IN opening lar 3 ock and other property
uise the acre 2 had to commence with
Ine oate' ana n n = new country.
,aAisoau or o.na ge Of land taken mp, with
land, state wheM ,ethsr N was urvarnrnent
uon or tree ciai II land. If government
tne cost, ana he homestead, pre-emp-
Was TeauZeu q, tnd If pre-empted state
lands III iand be her the amount paid
loaa or OF iha hon crops raised on the
pamIu LOT ~. was purchased of the rail-
EiVe tne acrea viduais, state the amount
cultivation each
raised, yieid PEI % broken and put under
ano tue succe9 year; the kind of crops
sarueh product acre, and prices realized;
III cuaiIylng, ETC IL N raising fruit, hops,
a.e rna1 eu ,, live stock, poultry, and
STOCK, the iarini I'D ngs have been erected,
sate vaue OF ead of each kind of live
machinery, hve Dc implements, the aggre-
oMneu AZ the oa and, improvements, farm
ahu tne progress stock and other property
inehl 10 she pre- ne Of letter TO show results
iaT,n: n sde from date of settle
nsaelence snM1 sut time in opening the
conInehcement all be made TO the highly
any tue meehoo ict Of the soil, the early
oiatenishI 81 oi farming in the spring
.he hutIltfous Cf harvesting.
anu e.teh. % ln be made concerning
wa'eI supply 4aity OF thenatlve grasses
ssoeA 1aisihgi he natural pastures; the
Vi iecuihg stVcs stOck: the exper ence in
some winters ~ rft, usrsl Ia.,oth IF TINA
Ieeo IS Tequire lu winter; the fact that
nay ior ieea an % mild that bnt Little
ioi etoSh iapi opportunities to secure
nCIses anu shee Is cost: shelter required
with respect 4 Nfv az increases If cattls
country lor SUI =, and the writer's opinion
pronls OF TINS he adaptability of the
oi colholhihs cessful stock raising, the
l",.n'he. stry. and the advantage
b Me1sion sno o. raising with general
social privilege Az he made of the nuhIic
anu am. mar Aess, ufshes, the religious and
trahspor'a,ton TIE convenience to towns
unoecupieu gov BE- Sarehouse and railroad
open 70 ses'lsin On sllities, and the area of
Mehtion the Tr ment and railroad lands
which .iie eouI en- in the vicinity
supeIIoli1y o. al aracter of the products
segetauiss' etc " Is adapted TO, and the
DescsIoe lne tts grains, fruits, hops
the spring, SUM IN sed
seasons. the q ~ A and bsalthFnl climate.
ioaus; anu .ie mer. autumn and winter
TIui's, oeIIia kcellence of the travelled
snouiu pe saA 0urces of supply of fuel
Ieiallfs W ing \, a. elons. etc.--Special care
anu soil 70 SUI 81 70 include statements
1no saIlous , laptabilIty of the climate
aiii1 ,I req .t sssfui fruit growing, name
Pl1 I a % TUG nos Of fruit raised, the
ano oerftes- therefor, aud the annual
o. ~ srent varieties of fruits