Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-13
EXPERTS TRIBUTE TO
WESTERN CANADA SOIL


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report sheeid laa assnsss further enspas-
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ssa satisfied that h will gsee sssserssasss
rssnlta wherever put uataer eussiva-
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/ n Ia soiE like this property worked.
ard an scientific Hines as is the
yaile today. ssiat gives sha opportunity
lfo quote the experiences Of farsuera
sslle have Increased slleir incomes
from 5stss0 10 Sssapss1 III two seasons.
and whose stery wosiid read as fot-
tuws
| n have thresllesi altogether 1000
hasassis of No. Northern wheat from
4 .a.sss acres whlch went frarn "a to So
I per acre sod breaking "a. spring
4 blowing ass, hack setting 5s bushels
ss5shs average selng ass bushels per acre.r
The newspaper giving an account OF
this naan'a experience says. @When he
disposed ut his 800 sfcres frcsu north
81 RraakS. Alta To four Oak Harbor
naen. he was warth So. 900 Two years
ssgo he saiise here with 5000 aiisI few
horses
II IN the soii OF Westeru canada,
i and the knowledge of: what ii will do
that brings To Canada the hundreds of
settlers flat are daily arriving at the
Il border. A growing enthusiasm for the
\ fertile prairie lands of Western Cam:
nda is spreading all oseT the continent.
This enthusiasm Is the recognition OF
the fact that susicieut food could be
Rraauced On these prairie Lands to
feed fhe world, From the south, east
and west. hundreds of men, too old for
military service. are pouring Into
Western Canada ta take Mp land or
D to work On the farms. a great many
of the incoming settlers have arrived
nj such cantssi points as Calgary, Ed
nannton, and tIbridge, Alberta. and
at Regina, Moose law. and Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan. Judging from the bull.
Of their household effects. fhe nuraher
of their horses and cattla. and the
quantity at implements they are bring.
Ling with them. most 0f the new ar
rivals also seem well blessed with the
worid's goods.
Reports frorn Nnrth Portal, Sns'
katchewan Coutts. Alberta. and Kings
gate, British Columbia fhe principal
gateways into Western Canada from
the United States Indicate that The
present Influx of farmers IS Id such
I vnaunas as has not been witnessed foi
many years From Vancouver. Brit