Immigrant prospects amid Colorado grasshoppers and growth
The Greeley region faces westward immigration with grasshoppers as the main obstacle. Despite heavy damage to crops, farmers anticipate large yields in wheat and corn, and plan better methods and equipment. The Platte valley offers cheap land for stock and dairy ventures, with irrigation potential, new towns, and a call for industrious families.
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