Agriculture the Basis of Prosperity for the Nation
An editorial stresses agriculture as the true wealth creator, noting the farm sector’s enormous crop values and its role as the foundation of national prosperity. It contrasts farming with industry and discusses economic issues such as high living costs, tariffs, unions, wages, and retail credit. It references President-elect Wilson’s cabinet selections and hints at forthcoming articles on living costs and tariffs. It also includes local advertisements for aluminum utensils, ladies’ furnishings, and a Bay horse with equipment for sale in Kettle Falls, Washington.
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Bank of
Colville
Kettle Falls
J. M. Williams
Kristmas
Mrs
Kettle Falls News
Harry H. Cole
Adams Bros
G. W. Healy
Bank of Colville
T. S. Savage
Adv
Home Bakery
G. Jamieson
Rice
Fred McDermott
Hunters District
Jacob Redding
Larsen & Kelley
C. W. Winter
Spokane
Harry Cole
Karen Fogh
Portland
Oregon
J.C. Wilson & Co
E. A. McMeekin
J. C. Wilson & Co
Victor C. Kelley
Albert W. Kelley
Sallie Kelley
J. C. Wilon & Co
Williams
Margaret Llewellyn
Ethel Kelley
Cora Larsen
Angeline Keyser
Healy
Bruce Healy
Zaple
Herman Keyser
C. M. Larsen
E. J. Kelley
E. K. Jacobs
Jack Llewellyn
N. B. Wheeler
John F. Rhoads
Santa Fe
N. M
Washington
Idaho
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Florida
New Mexico
Mr. Rhoads
Upper
Columbia River Country
W. H. Morris
Wash
China
Lace
H. A. Greenwald
Charles J. Webb
Eugene E. Atwood
Webb & Atwood
Attorneys At Law
Gust Weigelt
Nufacturer and
Iort
D. M. Richard
Forest Queen Hotel
W. D. Myers
Xmas Goods
Eua F. Wareing
Emporium