The Pacific Monthly volume 21
The Pacific Monthly volume 21
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We will allow the last word to be said by the railroad man, who, whether he precedes or not, always follows trade. Said the traveling freight and passenger agent of the Illinois Central lines, after a recent tour of inspec- tion through Idaho: "Southern Idaho is a coming territory from the railroad man's point of view. " Idaho Land and Reclamation Notes.
Land-owners In the vicinity of French have organized themselves into a stock company for the purpose of building an irrigation system that wil...l reclaim 5, 000 acres of the rich land of the section. The plan Is to have a storage reservoir In the Willow Creek Canyon completed In time to catch the flood waters during the spring of 1910. Competent engineers have pro- nounced the plan entirely feasible and the completion of the project will mean new prosperity to the community, for the land is said to be especially adapted to fruit raising.
During the six months following August 1, 1908, homestead entries covering a total area, of 45, 600 acres of Government land were filed before the United States Land Commissioner at American Falls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We will allow the last word to be said by the railroad man, who, whether he precedes or not, always follows trade. Said the traveling freight and passenger agent of the Illinois Central lines, after a recent tour of inspec- tion through Idaho: "Southern Idaho is a coming territory from the railroad man's point of view. " Idaho Land and Reclamation Notes.
Land-owners In the vicinity of French have organized themselves into a stock company for the purpose of building an irrigation system that wil...l reclaim 5, 000 acres of the rich land of the section. The plan Is to have a storage reservoir In the Willow Creek Canyon completed In time to catch the flood waters during the spring of 1910. Competent engineers have pro- nounced the plan entirely feasible and the completion of the project will mean new prosperity to the community, for the land is said to be especially adapted to fruit raising.
During the six months following August 1, 1908, homestead entries covering a total area, of 45, 600 acres of Government land were filed before the United States Land Commissioner at American Falls.
What to read after The Pacific Monthly volume 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Erskine Scott Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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