The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-02-16

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cns;s,ss -. Ssnat ) ! ! Sssshes HssssAs ii
ssT4s ~ c..Ttsa $500 .n.Ax@@,sa
tndics+e thcss Tshne rS s. u,sersshi4s Fns
rs r sav this that IA n rde ~ s,,sxsesE
tha ar~r1,,nanfs asrertaaS arai,,st fsssTss
ta;led aaree,aapt assact s, s 3 assss,
cia SEQ. ~ 4 s,aw4 ~ 49, usTS4
ndnrtnr hrnad vro,,ymN III rshseN s
fha' nnnnrfnnitv Is coni,r,n1 shsa as@ssss
,nent 81 saIueda 49,
Z -. - 800. S.5# sss
IT. Massor e Sorn: . EasS
Taking upSsfirst h effect ofSsfneS
agreement on corn. he said
The total production "a corn ~ the
United states IN 1910 Was S,lS6. A S.009
bnShelH, OF which We exporter ~ sulx,-
zoo bushels and used h rest dnssSdo-l
nestle consumption, chiefly m raising
caltte u h0gs, OF WAich u. ~ AZ
Tie andspacking mouse WeNsx-
ported IA value $lSO, . o,1Iz. InsaEa-
madam roduc OF corn was SsYx1,VV
the t0tal OF the unlted
States 70 CANADA.
Gsrsa,niy y rss II yet os co iii s la
,nai,s ~ rsniySrocitv a. M rartnrnritv
Tndeeasf 1cRanra viii rreatlv heIns "a
Nv increaainr hir sunny If yo,,snrsand
thin Acsfflas now yery scarce' for Feed
inr vifh his norm ana maixina GOOD
beer.
.sR,4 II is said tha farm lana AZ
ohin YrNiana IIifnoia. Tnu,a VVfnnnn-
sin anG other STATED "a much more
Valuable Than the land Ia Manifoba.
ESerfa- tie four great northwester
sproVinces OF ana and h q to. Give
vnnadisn farmers free entyv az nTnds
iicts rH}sad on chaaner lands viii Ia
certain Is lover farm iatids
in this n NOTHING lconld ia fIr-
them from the fact. The Canadian
Sands are farther removed from
Chicago andM inneapelis markets than
are thesiands Of M~innesota. Wisconsin.
Tdowa,so or Illinois, andNproxfmity to
ket is q most Important element hi The
value of farm land.
.aThen the natural change In far,nine
In this country is from the raising 81
grain for EXPORT to the raising Of Erair
for farming consumption and develop
ment OF the secondary products IN tho
form Of cattle and hogs. The live q
tie are bought and fattened. The hogs
are raised and fed. 1t is armin 81
this Kind that explains the high8yalua
of farm lands in Illinois and Iowa.
wo,,Id nnnIv Il s+.+a rar;ff.
11pr'y : $3.50.
eeaa4 VIZ lsuilleitl az " sle uisasepo ~
GasS az auiillsins lue lupsoLl Wy
Salauaaii AoIlIWest " OUT iarhss
u ~, tne 49, = Z " = ~ ,s aa.u
GIo IS ! .Ien lne opeiilns oL tnius e
!; z, ul - asepsasha = .ile sMu 9 eas
aI.as.i5 49, -
s 1o I'VE hau q saInlar aIecl
inc lanu o. me o,u states. NOV WAY
vac az a 49,. syiae Ne slLeSs
y upon ! - ar ! ILLS " my aae n. =
- ~ MI Tuips.ilion ~ apas, Meast
s1al.Noo. - ~ Liao esaeSs
necaLls more aenoteu " corn LIZ ~.
$3.50 49, AAS0s, 3ASH. 49,
The ras,,it vas the vaImas az tha iands
of the older farming states were IL
most cases more than doubled.
saThe difference in the value OF thu
iacre between Manitoba and Minnesota
lis but little more than So, while thS
ldifference between Minnesota and wis,
consin is Sc. between wisconsin and
Illinois A. il sb2. between Wisconsin,
and Iowa. S4O: between Michigan and
Indiana * il Sal. These figures show
incontestably that the fear OF a reduce
ton IN fa,S, lana vaines of this conn.
try by letting In Canada's products is
wholly unfounded
"1rhe nrice of wheat. less t~ransporta.
ltton and charges for warehouse and
delivery, is fixed by what all the wheat
Tinted States and canada. can get fol
their SURPLUS in Liyerpuoi. Hence. t Ii
sending Of any part of Canada,s surplus
through our country instead OF through
lCanada to be milled or to be exported
witho1It milling will not N q,
materially affect the price OF wheat fot
our farmers.
..Onen IN the market of Minneapolis
and Chicago given the ansportatio
ana warehousing facilities OF ou}
north west and the Canadian farnaeI
will pet for his wheat practicaIly whas
the American farmer Gets. less thu
higher freipht charges due to create;
distanoe from market.
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