The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-31

before the present rush ~ wheat 20 the
market Ohates- The conversion ~ she
crop into money NAV De said 20 be pro-
cecolug 10 a most satisfactory way aus
Iaere p no doubt that millions % dollars
VII nave some into the pockets Of the
farmers BY the time navigation on the
laAes closes Even then on3Y a small
proportion % the wheat wiz have come
our Experience has shown thai the rail-
ways DO not carry very much Of the
nea1 70 The Lake Superior ports before
the freeue-up connes. and The praBor-
uon VII probably be smaller than usual
tms year on account OF the iateness 81
the t~hrashing season
"On the whole the prospe7t is a ms,
cheerful n the likelihood being trst
NE satisfactory returns for the mast few
Gays yin be greatly exceeded ln the com
gag SIX or seven weeks The fact thar
wheat ~ any kim rs bound % hrnr q Re.
munerauve price this season is ne com
f0rtng feature Of the situation ana there
is no occasion FOR coueern over thg ~
abNlty Of tho general qualify ~ th.
grain being below that o. previous years
The high standnrd Of the wheat raised
In the west in tsG-lss was u~ndoubte7lv
a great advertisement Tor the cuuatry
and it would have been well II thai ex-
cellent record could have heea continued
but So "a not reasonable 90 expect tina 81
per cent % the wheat Will BE- % cantracf
grade every year as tt WAS On the years
mentioned II IS per cent OF even 4
per cent % thts seasons ytcid D. IN
20 the contract standard there uil hs
reap h large return az tts investment "a
money. time and labor this year as Ia da
in any prfCediuE season. and By 50 do
Ink ID will ave some its whole dlfr %
those who have placed faith Ca ita frrul-
iW and reEourccfuincsE The breathing
spoil u o. comes viii enable sac gfarrpar-
taaen companies ana other rirmnnrs In
thc trade q thc country tn catch ap with
come of their obligations and tire ian.
proVcmcnta effected by that means viii
more han OFFSET any inconvenience whfrh
viii result from a relatively smaller
production. Tho general commercial out.
laok is bright enough an cuIg IcnrsreI-e
fartora are due to ne position 90 a few
communities WISELY seFaFalcd in which
fhcro 81 q snail return nnom the eron
III is trgr the season has nof beeh
So favorable a. other seasons but thls
condition o. widespread The cosn crap
in the states of che union. where it Il
tho premier crop az the farmers = Hah-
sect % frost Froat has undoubtedly mate
rIally reduced the total yieid Ia places
uis year, hut after every allowance has
bcen made Tor this ami other causes are
fact ncmaina hat the 1a-al grain Ia Az
bcrta VIA o. the largest I'm history.
while in thc other provinces ms yield uu
not fan Tar short % other years
The following extract from tins IA
monitor nulletin fairly describes are stu-
alton On NorthVrn Alherta ana saskatche-
wan
aCatung Is -pracucally compictcd STACK
iug is On proErcss in some placca thncsh-
ing Win m at ouca A Few late
acids which Wcre sown far grecn feai
are iicinE cut This week TIE grtin is a.
in steck and spcr where Ele glow 81 so-
tumn minEirs with tte glow 90 hargcel
A. great member 90 ne Qat dei1s stoH Tire
typical ycilow 81 well rpcnod Erain TIE
majority however are teo pale . ge1-
low a. intirato Gsa deFeiapnfni aaI pr.
feet untnlnr some Safe OARS nNa o. fei
fn thc straw whith ~ held hy rntf cattle
feeders te b. the best was e. fcca aats
in no yraF in tbe hsiort Is thr fnnas
wheat Industry has there htfn a hettcT
growth ans proJuCHoa nf piart ara d,
ths trcp of lsl hat hfca fatrrct Witt
mare proritirna Ccnlftlan turlnr &lrtrm,
hrr aI p~naKious uraris pf nhaaf nrsur.
uan IN thin caantrY waufI haNa baaa
ncHrscA Ca thc farm now az ere Mar.
ItaI farm a. rotlcz northeast af t1e HtF
On ttr Fort Sas~kstchfNan tuail slfrrta,
81 Res fYfe nsrc takta asst aere uui.
formly riaHop and hart enl ~ eSesnru.
oo'cr rtls aela sh0ua nn . bssasa 2.
tha aer0