What is to be the lease price per acre, or the price per head for grazing steers during the season of 1913? This is a question in Greenwood County that causes the Wilson governmental policy and all other so styled public programs, to pale in comparison. It is generally conceded that grazing is going to come pretty high, but how high? Will it be $1.50, $1.75 or $2 per acre? Is the man who has the pasture going to charge the fellow who has the cattle $6, $7 or $8 per head?
One thing is certain, not many cattlemen are going to be fortunate enough to secure grazing at so low of price as $1.50 per acre, four acres to the steer. On the other hand will the cattleman pay $2 an acre? Can he afford to pay $8 a head for the privilege of seeing his cattle fill up on the Greenwood County Bluestem? Another thing is certain, is that the price will be all the traffic will bear.
