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Show Cedar Valley and . TurkeyRed Wheal Cheap I, anils .Waking ritprecctlentcil Heavy Yields nt .Superior (Jriulc Wlient. Cedar Valley will this year product a hundred per cent moro wheat than ever before in Its history. From all parts of the valley conies reports of bumper, crops. In oomo Instances the dry farm wheal will yield heavier than the Irrigated. Dr. Holbrook has on field which will go upwards of forty bushels. Hone Hrotbern nud Jumeti 11 Clarke huvo flelda which will come close to Dr. Holbrook's, II. Y. Milliner and Arthur Hawkins hao some mag-nlllelcnt mag-nlllelcnt Bttf.idu e.iul Pcler Adamson haa it forty acre tract that looks like It had been irrlg&ted. Devcy and sons huvo an Immense acreage and llyrum Smith will get a ood yield. In the central part of the valley the rabbits have eaten those who did not fenco. David mnl William ThoiniiB, southwest of Falrflohl, huvo a ICO acre ttatit enclosed lu a rabbit tight fene:' which will yield about thirty busbola per acre. It lo on gruiind that was planted to birlcy last years. Mcbbiii Itlskl and others at the stato well havo no vent I hundred acres 011 the Howo lnnd and will get a good harvest har-vest of both rye and whent. In the south end William Harney has ryolilgh as one's head and Koforil whont that will thrash forty bushels per acre. There Is also some pretty good Btanda ot rye down tho east aide hough the rabbit: huvo made some In nails on It. Thla side of tho divide, Hlshop Ganl uer,.)r. Holbrook, John neverldge.tbe Allreds, HiBhops Stoker, Ibsiio II, Adamson and II. 15. Oaterloh have 8oino prospectively linmcnao yields. .Ishop Gnrduer will thrash probably between fi.OOO and fi.OOfi bushels of Turkey Red wheat. West or Saratoga 'toy' l.ott has a 3d bushel per acn stand on his Sinnot homestead nn: Ell Hiitchelor will thrash enough wheal to last Ills family with flour for ten years. Tho Moiidenhall Ilrothors and others this shin of Pelican Point will have the best yield In their history. Taken all together the yield of dry grain In the vicinity of Lohl will be from 200 to .inn per cent greater than over before, The Turkey Red wheat grown 01 ilio lands above referred to la superior 'o any oilier wheal grown In any other section. George A. RfihiiiMHi, our local miller, mil-ler, has been using it for the past several years lu making Turkey Rod Hour ami baa built up a ropulalloii for making superior flour that no other miller outi touch. Hy reason of this ho Is gradually securing the high grail linker's trade or Hall Lake City and I-Ihiia I-Ihiia aide to pay a little higher price:, for local Turkey Red wheal than cni' '' paid ror any other wheat or Ho ny other kind or wheat grown In local Turkey Red has more gluten, Hit' desirable bread making quality, than :uiy othir known variety of whrat |