River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-12-28
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land valdes Sure to Advance
Because o. Increasing De-
mo, mand for Farm Prpduets.atG
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The cry from countries abroad Tor
more Of the necessaries Of life Is acute
today tomorrow, it will be still more |
insistent, and there VIM be mo letup
after the war. This is the day Tor
the farmer the day that he is COM
ing into his owng 5HeE is gradually
becoming the dictator as it becomes
more apparent that upon his indus
try depends the great problem or
feeding d great world. The farmer OF
Canada and the United States has It
within himself to hold the position that
stress of circumstances has lifted him
into today: The, epnditi9Rs abroad are
such that the utmost depenldtefln1ce VIII
rest upon the farmers Of this continent
for some time after the war, and TOT
this reason there is no hesitation IN
making3 the statement that warts de
mands are and for a deng1tiIna will be-
inexhaustible, and the claims that Will
be made upon the soil will with dim
Guilty be met. There are today %, OOO,'
OO01 men in The fighting ranks IN the
old WorldgaT The best of Authority gives
rs per cent and over as having -been3
drawn from the farms. There is there
fore nearly q per, cent Of, Of the land for
mer1y@' titled now being unW Et, ;le
Mach of this hand Il today IN d devas:
tated condition and if the war should
end tomorrow it Will take years to
bring it baclS atg it's formerApFoduelng
ca PlpEg7fflyfgE lauGgk 9at hnss33a o. Us
Instead of the farmer producer, pro:
ducing, he has become. consumer
making the strain upon those who have
lbeehlleft ioIHlelfafningE very dif-
|fcuIt one. sThere may beagitation as
ito the high cost Of liyingt Al d doubt lesss
There is reason FOR it in many cases.
The middleman may boost sthe prices,
sdofnbfhes niay organize to elevate the
sdosff But one cannot get away from the
sfact that the. 1deman d regulates the
supply, and the supply@ regulates the
Rrjjee, 5BEhe price Of WheatT7in Efaets EaH
rainsass well Ia, as fffattl let VII VII REMAIN
3iigff' FOR Some Tine and the low prices
that have Qprevaffedf WIN hot Como
again for some time.
! Aft the gMa the, demand for datti6,
not alpne for fyfbuttefoE stock ypgr'7'
poses, to replenish the exhausted herds F1{s
pf Europe, VIII be keen Farm educa-
Aprs and advisers are telling You to
prepaare for this EN- eigeney! How much
betterin can bei1onsIon Tlle1lo1%ppic ed'
lands of today on lands that cost from
ten to twenty dollars per acre, than it
can on two and, three, hundred dollar
pnlatfe land The lands of Western
Canada inject da4f4tffe q reduifeinents!
nhey are, productive I'M every sense OF
the word. The best of grasses can be
grown with abundant yields and the
grain can be produced fl from theses soils
that Beats the world, and the same may
beEsafd3 of cattle and Horses The eff
mate islallithat is requireds5A I sAISssFo
] Those who are competent to Judge
claim that land pricesawiA rise in value
from twenty 70, fifty. per cent! This is
looked for in. Western Canada, where.
lands are decidedly cheap today, and
those who are fortunate enough to Sc
1eure now will realize Nondaffl1IIy by
.nleans of such an investment. The
land that the Dominion Government Isl
giving away as free hQmesteads in, the
;provinces of Manitoba, .SaskatcheWan
and Alberta are, of q high class; they
are abundant in every constituents that:
goes to make the most productive
Soils. The yields of wheat, oats land
harley that have been grown on these
lands gives the best, evidence Of. their
productiveness, and when, backed, up
BY the experience Of the. Thousands. Of
settlers from the United, States who
have worked them and become wealthy
JnJon ftheans&little more shauIu tie Te-
q3lifedsto convince chose who 1tfeAseelS
ihgaa qhorne sEeNens wi til limited ffiieans,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS theyssect1fe Ia thing
that will better equip them ~t00bec0me
one of the army of industry to assist
in taking care of tRe)problem4efI feed.
ing the worlds These s4antls1are b free;
but to gthaseI who desire larger aaold ings
than 100 acres thenet ares fthe nfaiIroad
cSiapani essy and land ceasD GRAFT DnsL from
whom glRA rehas eg gcaI3 e glnaffeI afarea'
SQuk4Hlt IptNSkSfdt1OF l1it4f 1G1 8AClyItUE
secured fro f1aethegG Canadian goRernm emit
agent; dwhase .advert1sehaent0appears
elsewhere sinsvthiss pa9ef .4eaAslFe rtisezi
nlenbb9q 9d3 f3Eed d9idw tfFgizk- assssts
aT1 90 JZF7fTT zgTITTTTI ITTziERTgsE E8W
sara,Tgee Var PrafiteersdT ,9isd !
4propQs Of fbeTess4sl 900 9lsp o9s f JpfcF 81
ia wages that the Chicago meat pqel5S1
el have granted tqgthe RaekiRgs house
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the University of Chicago: 4satre9
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