. The inland empire of the north west where fortune beckons to the farmer and investor. ■i.^^^r>jfc>^- ■*^-**?. ^ .««»7.—^SB-. THE INLAND EMPIRE compiled by the tTnlted States Government as a test of value shows that an average acre InWashington is worth more than an average acre in either of the above named states: Iowa Neb. llinn. Wash. Wheat $ J $ $ Oats Barley Potatoes While Nature has been lavish in providing the Inland Empire with an |nezhaustible soil,she has been equally kind in making provisi
. The inland empire of the north west where fortune beckons to the farmer and investor. ■i.^^^r>jfc>^- ■*^-**?. ^ .««»7.—^SB-. THE INLAND EMPIRE compiled by the tTnlted States Government as a test of value shows that an average acre InWashington is worth more than an average acre in either of the above named states: Iowa Neb. llinn. Wash. Wheat $ J $ $ Oats Barley Potatoes While Nature has been lavish in providing the Inland Empire with an |nezhaustible soil,she has been equally kind in making provision for the growthof the grain and the gathering of the harvest. The rainfallis frequent and abundant throughout the year, but is morecopiously distributed in the growing season and is entirelyabsent during the harvest period, which usually begins July15th and ends October 1st. The rainfall of the Inland Empirevaries from 16 inches to 24 inches in the non-irrigated sections,and is ample for the numerous crops grown. The characterof the soil is such that an annual rainfallof 12 inches will produce an abundant wheat crop
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