Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-01-21
WESTERN CAAAOA'S 1908 CROP
WILL GIVE TO THE FARMERS o.
WEST a SPLENDID RETURN

h. following Interesting bit 81 In
formation uppe.red N i Montreal
| papef
Las, December IN r,svi,.a Ing he
year ls0', We had 70 record 4 Nheat
| harvest considerable sniiEl.i in so
unr han in he previous Yea Agaiiist
nir"is millions iii 1906 b.. ~llca, crop
OF HI, West IN 1905 onls to,ales soma.
seventy one million hassels ana much.
OF his OF inferior quality hat The
| price averaged high and the folai ~.
sui, 90 n" farmers WAS not unpsoilt
able This year VI, have. a. record %
tai The largest wheat crop III The coui,
Try hstoiN Estimates warn as 10
III" enact ilrurr hut 1t Is eertaanls nor
less than one hundred million I'M heels
aud IN all piobahliits II t'cas hes one
hundred and ten milton bushels Tho
quality moreover Is good and no
price obtained very high so that in
I'LL respects N. N,si,.fn harvest OF
laoN has been \ neno abe on, The.
ics'.s upon. he commerce and finance
OF lh'' ,oiliiiis Is alr''adt ,,prafrni.
he ALWAYS ave-, again relnfiiua IA
cfcas''s Ia tlaiii, ih, g,tefAi ,fade ~
thu community llas become active
after twelve months quiet and NJ
banks ae hoscnlilg theli pni - sliliigs
10 meet HE demand iol niunes l'he
prospects Ion lgoH nr. excellent The
credit of he countlN m.N,'F stood AZ
hisi' The Immigrants OF 700. and l,oS
have nov been absorbed INTO ihc IN
dus'ral aud agricultural community
and MIS-. regulations are IN lore" to
prevent too great an iuiluN next YEAR
i.aisr tracts OF nov country will be
opened NJ by the Grand Trunk Pacific
both IN East aud Nest II The seasons
are favorable the Western wheat crop
should reach on" hundred and twenty
million bushels The prospects for
next yeai seem NclN fair An inter
cs'ins leict is received from Cardston
Alberta Western Canada). written 10
an agent nj the Canadian Government
any of whom viii be pleased To advise
correspondents OF tn. low rates that
may b. allowed intending settlers
tardSlon December .lst zoos
Dear Sir Now tina, my thrcshing
IL done and the qucstion What WIN
the harvest Re has become a Ger
taih's | wish tn report To ,ou the re-
suits thereof. believing II will be ri In
terrsl To YOU Yoii know am only
novice IN tn" agricultural line. and
do not wish YOU 10 think | am hoasting
because Of my success. for some of my
neishbnrs have done much better than
have. and expect 10 do much bet.
ter next Year myself NJ, winter wheat
went 81 bushels per acre aud graded.
No My spring wheat went 4SH
bushels per acre and graded No I
My oats went - bushels per acre. and
are finc AS any oats ! eyer saw My
stock Is all nice and fat. and are out
IN the held picking their own three
square meals day The weather IL
nice and warm. no nowand very
littl" frost This. IN short, tx AN ideal
country for farmers and stuckmen
The stock requires no shelter or win
ter feeding, and CATTLE fattcn on this
grass and make the finest kind III beet,
better than corn fed cattle In Ills.
Southwestern Alberta will soon be
known as the farmers paradise, and I
am only sorry did not come here five
years ago. Should famine ever
strike North America. will be among
the last '" starve and You can count
ON that
4 think yom for the personal assist
ance You rendered me while coming
In here. and assure you shalt not
soon forget your kind Offices