The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-14
CHANCE HERE
led Prosperity Ahead of
Western Canada.
<ity eeckons Settlers of All
"With the Golden Wake
art<ed the Way the Happy
~ Wenp-James Whitcomb

3 having been brought TO u
conclusion more attention
b given to the agricultural
trial development OF Western
! hich We're checked by the
1ines Of the past four years.
these are over, the proper
ent of the country will be
Inch agricultural progress has
during this time. Crop pro-
Is been greatly increased, the
IF live stock has steadily
ii with each succeeding year
|hg and wool industries have
lcre important. But despite
Rrd march, many phases of
knt have been held in check.
dties of farmers. too, have
tly hampered by shortage of
!, under the circumstances,
have achieved can only be
6as marvellous.
hg those industries closely al
ficulture, such as butter and
Industrial activity
irie Provinces has been al
standstill. And even in
hches extensions have been
|nited to those of urgent ne
&Building has been consider
He'd, especially in the towns
though many comI1OdlOus
klate dwellings, barns and
1ings have been erected by
the country. Indeed. the
building farmers have done
&the outward signs of their
a but considerably more OF
have been done had not the
Drtant work of food produc-
IFed priority in the labor
In Railway construction work
Utmost entirely suspended.
Orc help available. and the
"a labOr-saving devices that
Ia dopted during the last few
II advances in the agricul-
G1Opment of Western Canada
N1Ooked for even if no new
Fere expected; but the com
hou sands of prospective set
i have hitherto been deferred
The unsettled conditions from
heir homes in this last great
| give a considerable impetus
PIN Sc of agriculture in these
srovinces.
b hand with the development
lthre. there will be a renewal
11pl activity. For the estab-
II such industries as sugar
canneries. and many other
for the utilization Of the
Of the land, as we'll as for
n2lOn of the already impor-
nstries of butter and cheese
tUre, are splendid opportuni-
ming, numbering, quarrylng,
mcclure of clay products are
w industries capable of con-
growth, and to which great
Ion can now be devoted.
vide accommodation for pres
less requirements alone would
l building trade busy for a
e. but with further develop
the cities II is impossible to
ny slackness in any branch OF
e. And the number of farm
Re needs have outgrown their
accommodation and who have
hitting an opportunity to re-
cir buildings by larger and
6-rn ones. is considerable and
y INCREASING. Municipal work
grndually resumed. and the
have much work in contem.
3 points to n period of great
y in Western Canada-agri.
and industrial prosperity. The
. the more important. for on
tier depends. Being prima.
agricultural country. Western
viii probably pass through fhe
ment period with little diff,
4 10 reason to believe that
viii be less remnnerative than
zen in the past: there are, or
{ hand, many good and soune
for believing that the returns
Is Ia aS ever. One thing |,
& Intelligent farming on tbs
rairieS Of Western Canada. re
ns J. does the smallest posi-
Al outlay compared with that
to get a start in older set
ntrie> VIII continue 70 be ont
IlickeSt and sure>f ways To In
nee that can be followed by
age Observation-Disclosures.
1ere Are Men and Men.