British Harvesters in Canada A Hard Test of Manhood
British harvesters who went to Canada to work on Western prairie fields faced a tough start and a steep learning curve. Despite rough seas and hard labor, only about 3 percent failed to make good, with many growing skilled in cutting and stocking as they moved north toward the harvest season’s end. Rough journeys, good wages, and cooperation with Canadian farmers marked the experience.
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Canada
Prairies
Great Britain
Ireland
Quebec
Winnipeg
Britain
Land Act Amendments Outline Pre emptions and Leases in Crown Lands
Synopsis outlines who may pre empt vacant Crown lands for agricultural use and the conditions required including residence occupation and improvement. It details pricing per acre for arable and grazing land and describes purchase lease options timber land limits unsurveyed homesites and grazing district administration under the Grazing Act with permits for settlers travelers and stock owners.
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Department of Lands
Victoria
B.C
Sun
Humbers
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