Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
INCREASE N WESTERN
CANADA LAND VALUES
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tsaeses essssasEgeas Says
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tlss value oE afl land ssleas lasld.
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sass tMa gears tts peF .eest,, Wheat
laHtis Ia N,sase districts haxa practical.
, lg doubted sis E,Else. 9ns dealer In
fRtst Iaetls reeeasfy said tiaVssa secsians
far $40 al acre, ane sxtEa gos.t quar-
ter seas Az higil as ssal. and ssnuther
hfoBgtss Stto, These nre, ess course.
earge ser!ees, hat shat they wsIl be
suaaissss Or even surpHsaea la tssa iss.sr
Future III hegand question:. There ii il
Texture about this rasla to the land
frssg MlIet sha nfost soiia bApe can
ha drawn for lisa success of the move.
lUens The proper tissaga OF hand, ts
I.sedace large crops In climate ilkc
OURS III nov understood and tsraetigsai
as II never was III the early days Of
ltsst rFaystsee. n would seean too tlsat
with the sncgeHge aS land ussaes eaifi.
vntfnn. the sealsasfs are ei,anging and
the sai,lfail becoming greater and more
regnlar.
Crops ars being harvested, especial
III hi Southern Alberta. which wn,aisi
have seemed impossible tn The uid-sssne
farmer. ssish iiis elsisfasiaiofeti ideas
ef breaking and ssssIsag. And iii the
price lew set bs the government for
wheat and which possibly may he in.
eeeased during sfle coming season, The
return 40 she practical skilled agricial-
taFiSt tattss necessarily be very large.
Whaf t.satsers $40 Or even so nm
acre stxtra on wheat land when re.
tnrn rs high as 80 bushels and ever,
anosa may ~ sasen from every acre
soasas With hogs bringing SD ii hnn-
ssrsai pounds; beef on The hnof Mt sia.,
and tautton Si6, while wool under the
rev government arranged system of
handling usHf sale brings g5 cents Ii