Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-21
MAKE YOUR
FUTURE SECURE
Easy Farming Methods in West.
ern Canada ard Certain
Financial Benefits.


With your crop harvested a,a
keted. with The disposal Of yoBr al.
and bogs completed. you are r4sdv =
prepare your financial siateren, g..
the year. You will soon know MIA, -.
have gained, and if the gain made :
your farming operations has been m
10 your expectations and will msa,
your requirements. Probably yov mo.
have been the loser. Your lard mo.
have been productive, bat II NAV bsv.
been too high priced. The cost If mn
ductIon has been TOO great II ror
have had the remuneration vou Sorgb,
and are satisfied this article mar n,
interest you. If your returns bara M,
been satisfactory. or il yo7lr srBbi,io,
leads You to the laudable desire 81 batl
. tering your condition. If Won have d.
peudents for Whose future vou herA
anxiety, you VIII naturalgv lpo,. around
for some place. some opportunity that
Offers greater advantages and brings
satisfactory returns. TIE she. nor,h and
/ west Of yen lie hundreds 81 thousands
Of nnbroken acres in Western Canada
awaiting the husbandBan. ar5 ready
70 give Of its richness 10 ulaca von
where you desire 10 he placed. For
/ thousands Of farmers from nearly av.
cry state In the Union the prairies OF
Western Canada have afforded wealth
beyond what they had been ted 70 ex-
beet. The excellence Of the soil Of
Western Canada, which comprises the
Provinces OF Manitoba. Saskatchewan
and Alberta. can only partially be told
by the knowledge Of some facts.
Every year for some years past the
worlds highest prizes for wheat. oats
and barley have been carried Of BY
grain grown on Western Canadian
PrairleS. Beef fatteued er ne grasses
/ Of these same p-airles recently brought
the highest prices ever paid on the
! Chicago market Throughout the en-
( tire world the quality II Canadian
( grain, and Canadian 5eat and mutton.
/ is recognized. To -ec.r2 a1at ind-
vidual farmers have done. .he riches
they have acquired wo11 II, volumes.
4 The case % James Ws>h4rt If Portage
Ia Pial.'e IS net an exceptional oae.
HIS wheat crop thf> ua>- season yield
al him forty-fivr bushels per sore and
he IGnd uTon which il ras grown was
broken f0rfy-four years $40, and fl has
/ been continuously under --ar except
! for an occasional SIMMER <auow. At
Moose Jaw, Saskarehesrau. samples Of
/ the wheat az 1915 ives -hed Is pounds
10 the bushel. Others GG and some 90
pounds Wheat crops ST Coal1ale.
! Alberta, wen, as high Is - bushels
/ acre, while wheat crors near Earon2
/ Alberta, had yields If from - to 80
bushels.
Records such as these speak in glow
/ ing terms II the excellence Of the soil
of Western CANADA.
The war S over. and We are al
I settling down To q peace basis. There
IS a great vorld l-youd the seas to
/ feed and clothe. ana ,hus is afforded
the opportunity 70 ie1d hand 20 the
great WORK. Aside from the phiian-
throPy in which you can play a part
/ there i the satisfaction Of knowing
you ara amply providing Tor yourself
and for the future of these who may
/ be dependent upoa sou. Greater prog
resS can he made in this and ycaf own
/ development ny awaiting yourself q
tIle advantages that Western Calada
offers in its Ioe-p priced lands ard aisa
/ welding values. There are .'2a
/ schools, desirable social conditions. 10"
/ taxation tnoae On tn1-ovemen'7
with aH enjoyable climate, and Ias
/ satisfaction 81 possessing sell tLlea
soil cepable - producing a'Ha AM
+ crops fer which Eaa. prices prevail 81
/ easily accessible marketing i.aeeS~
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