Emigration to Canada Sparks Debate on U S Resources
A New York news item notes an upturn in U S citizens moving to Canada led by Missouri and Oklahoma settlers. Officials forecast 40 000 more emigrants than last year bringing livestock and farming gear with an average of 1000 dollars per person, boosting Canadian wealth by 175 million. The piece argues for reforms to public land laws and conservation policies to keep resources in the United States.
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Nisland Press Reaps Reward After Dry Years
The Globe editor comments on Nisland South Dakota paper the Butte County Press earning first class status for its faithful reporting. Brer. Grant begins a third volume of reading, hoping Nisland citizens gain prosperity after two dry years and the Press shares in that harvest.
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Advice to Homesteaders on Fall Crops and Stock Feed
G D Applegate of Keeline Wyoming urges homesteaders to adapt to local climate by sowing fall rye and fall wheat, planting corn and potatoes, and emphasizing vegetables and stock feed. He cautions against spring grains, endorses cattle and mares, notes railroads could aid with seed, and expresses faith in Wyoming dry farming.
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