The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-03-03
MANITOBA,
Epr GREATEST WHEAT
|mhPKET ON THE CON-
hINEhT
YIELDS OF WHEAT.
100 BARLEY AND FLAX IN
WESTERN CANADA LAST
YEAR.

,ere Ns -bs, ooV DuehNAS' -
.itb the Minneapolis receipts
~ nO bushels. this placing Win
!, the head OF the wheat re-
GO markets OF the continent. Fol
t,rs 30 this information II is found
- ~ Yields throughout the prov
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
IL given the writer by agents
XVI canadian Government sta
Yin diaerent parts of the States,
T. hssn splendid. A few OF the
| ..,rees age given:
NJ Redyers. Sask-. Jens Hortness
- shout 50 acres of wheat, av-
[ 10 "a bushels 10 the acre. Near
I'm tone. sask.. many OF the crops
- would run 20 nearly loo bush
.o,re acre. A Mr.. Muir had about
,cres OF this grain and he esti-
| III tie Weld at about 60 bushels
r. wheat went IS bushels TO
.-s an the farm of Mr. A. Loucks,
r., Wvmyard. Sask.. in the fall OF
L. K Erickson had p and +.
Io-r,soa H.. In the Dempster CManD
.,r,, last year. wheat went from
n 90 bushels per acre. Fifteen
800 the Mackenzie G. Mann farm
al vert forty-three bushels TO the
IN the Wainwright and Battle
=, districts Yields of wheat aver
IA FOR tie district &c bushels TO the
n h. Ness, OF the Tofield, Al
"a district. got 9s bushels and
Ms Of oars TO the acre. while near
,-,rose over "a bushels OF oats 10
are Was threshed by j. Leonie.
rw,fhsanling the dry weather OF
M Further reports from the Ed
anton district give Frank McLay OF
Horse Falls 100 bushels OF oats
he acre They weighed A. lbs. 10
bushel A 22.acre field OF spring
heat on Johnson Bros farm near
gr.coa yielded 40ia bushels TO the
e Nanroba's record crop for 1910
\; grown on Mcmillan Bros farm
.r Westbourne. who have a total
top Of 10000 bushels. netting $4,000
1900 acres. G. W. Buchanan OF
|ncher Creek. Alberta, had 25iz
rshels Of 40 ! spring wheat TO the
IRE Mr. A. Hatton OF Macleod dis
c had wheat which averaged p
ushels 10 the acre. b. F. Holden.
Par Indian Head. Sask., threshed go
Eshels Of wheat from 20 acres.
On tie Experimental Farm at In
an Head. wheat has gone below 40
usheis, while several. such as the
Iargu.s and the Preston, have gone
high as "A bushels 10 the acre. At
siow. Sask. the quantity OF wheat
The acre ran. on the average. from
right Up 20 A. bushels per acre,
bile oats IN some cases yielded a
burn OF 20 TO 80 bushels per acre.
BIB fax giving l3 TO IA bushels per
re
VI c Carnell had a yield Of AZ
lshels per acre from six acres OF
eakiug Neil Callahan. two miles
tHAvest Of Strome. had a yield Of
bushels Of wheat per acre. VIM.
lindsay. two miles east OF Strome.
llQi bushels OF Regenerated
crdance oats from ten acres. Jo-
~ scheelar. II miles south OF
Zone had r 900 bushels Of wheat
oats from $50 acres. Part OF the
. Yielded - bushels 10 the acre,
the wheat averaged about 40
Shells Spohn Bros. four miles
lihWest o. Strome. had a splendid
ain yield Of excellent quality wheat.
aiding No . A. s. McCulloch. one
northwest Of Strome. had some
eat mat went 40 bushels TO the
e H!aser, a few miles south
\ q strome threshed 353 bushels
wheat from Z acres. Among the
% grain yields at Matklin. Alberta.
0iled are = y. Tweedle, % bush
T. ne acre JOHN Curtin. "a bush
wheat 70 the acre; Sam Fletcher.
bushels 20 the acre.
craven. Sask. Albert Clark
esled from 60 acres of stubble
bushels. from 20 acres OF fal.
'v1 bushels Of red fife wheat that
sLea t5 pounds TO the bushel.
4''es Meth threshed 40 bushels TO
acre from 40 acres. Albert Young,
SONY Beach, southwest OF Lums-
'n'eshed 80 bushels per acre
~ summer fallow. and George
VIZ QUO bushels from 100 acres OF
Ou'e AMI fallow. or an average OF
bushels 70 the acre. Arch Nor.
soi $500 bushels OF red fife from
a.'es- James Russell got S.70C
1e's from stubble and late break
an average Of 23la bushels.
hosthern Jacob Friesen had q
az per acre FROM ~ acres on
iand and an average over his
o'e farm Of 2li9 bushels of wheat
4 schultz threshed 4.400 bushels
= ll' acres, or "A bushels to the
'ohn Lepp had 81 bushels pei
'uin -NV acres. A. B. Dirk had
ousneis per acre from % acres
noe OF Grand Coulee threshec
-sueis TO the acre from 420 acres
.ul'g' saskr is still another dis
suat has cause to be proud O
sFlas OF both wheat and fax
e'e'and got 30 bushels Of whea
ae'e on loo acres and is busheli
,aA on 40 acres. II. Dundas
'ueast OF Sedley. 40 bushels De