Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-04-10
MIC FEVER !.
IS HEALTHY
,.s..tes Fresh Hopes and
IO,ssrnewed Buoyancy OF
Spirit.

wondeTtully IlShC tnO oPA nus
% ,"st for the countryside grips
asiTluS' ~
80 fever, with all of its health
'pnS |. the harbinger of fresh
~ md buoyancy of spirit.
~ a ono a passenger on a Detroit
lao " train the other day who had
Sca 7, mt on his trip with the evil
,st irteption of becoming deeply
NTH one of the best sellers.
" might shorten the trip between
.ro cities. You have done the
y thing yourself.
M @t bis book had been cast aside.
!. ~ Id read only few pages. His
.,e,t in it had Jagged.
r.m tbe car windows he was count
ho fields now barred of snow. The
.,ss, we're carrying away the water
. I@e still less sluggish creeks were
= streams bearing The overflow to
5rors The farmer, in his shirt
.,rs, was repairing the fences after
!, winter drifts; the cattle showing
mi Of winters stabling and now
,.aug here and there toward the
,,iows, seeking the new-green
,rbes Of grass: the farm help, in
"A and stubble, was putting into
r,ir this and that necessary fea-
NJ here looking after. his plow and
a,n his harrow, and on all sides were
rres which reminded the traveller
h spring was here, at last!
. the train sped onward and
dnDses of the painter as he worked
! be weather-beaten buildings were
Tpsled, the interest of the tourist
ri aroused and, when l asked him
h reason, he answered: Spring is
ss and feel its blood tiowing!"
The truth was, that like many
|asr he was planning the work he
rs to do the coming summer. He
rs going out to the farlH-his farm
Western Canada. He had his wells
h dig, his horses to get into shape,
Ii grain implements to fix up, his
#d grain to prepare, and other de-
Vk for the land that was ready to
reeve it. His was what might be
Emed an unrest get to the
hn!
Thousands in Western Canada to-
by are making the preparations that
DIS Interested man contemplated.
Their summer fallows are ready for
be wheat, their spring blowing is
Wing attended to, fences are being
rbult or being put into repair; in
led, the entire country is one great
Ire Of industry.
Railroads are In readiness to take
ne Of a great rush of settlers. those
iaged with the reception of whom
70 prepared to extend every cour-
sy and thus meet the rush with
ltgment and without the least fric-
aH Thus, the enjoyment OF the
lnlng of spring is fully met.
At many of the stations throughout
ilg Of the middle western states,
aims of settlers effects are in readi-
IS to move to Western Canada. Not
by In these states are scenes of this
nd to be witnessed, but also, on
ner coast and throughout the east
% states there is the same activity
n0Hg those going to Western Can
this spring. The crops have been
a'! and all reports are that the
ller was enjoyable; also, that the
aspects for a satisfactory year were
'ef better. There is plenty of land
10 be had by homesteading or 9TH
wise Adapted, as Western Canada
70 small grain farming, it is espe-
luy adapted to cattle raising and
'ay OF the farmers are placing small
Z large herds, as their individual
ans will permit.
Tue Illustrated literature sent out
ue Canadian government agents
y the truth clearly and the inquirer
'u'a send for copy and if you be
Of those who has an ambitious
crest you may be the gamer by
peFasal of such Information
asal' cold facts in themselves
'ertsement.