The Gospel of the Plow and Prairie Progress
A long defense of agriculture as modern science and the drive to settle the western prairie. The article argues cultivation stores moisture, expands farming west of the hundredth meridian, and envisions railroads and new towns as the region develops under plows and irrigation. It also surveys John Worst as a potential North Dakota governor candidate and notes Emmons county bids for a portable engine.
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Hayseed
America
United States
National Agricultural Department
Prairie States
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Dakotas
Wahpeton Globe, Gazette
John Worst
Agricultural College
North Dakota
Ransom County
Dawson
Worst
Allin
Commonwealth
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