Alfalfa Growth Campaign Sparks Pacific Northwest Change
Professor Holden leads a 36 day alfalfa and corn farming campaign across 1383 towns and 2700 miles of rail routes with 20 000 listeners. He urges diversified farming and cites the benefits of book learning and dairy literature for higher yields and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry G. den
United States
Spokane
Den
Holden
Auton Biles
Colville
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
W. D. Hoard
Hoard
Scimitar Changes Hands With Miss Foley in Charge
The Scimitar department of the Examiner passes from J. M. Williams and N. B. Wheeler to Miss Ethel B. Foley, who assumes full management from Kettle Falls with offices in O. W. Noble’s law firm. Foley wins the Examiner subscription contest and leads a growing Columbia Valley news effort. The piece also notes political lessons from Sulzer and Tammany, praising common people over party bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner
W. H. Brooks
Kettle Falls
Scimitar
Columbia River
Marcus
Fruitland
J. M. Williams
N. B. Wheeler
Ethel B. Foley
O. W. Noble
Columbia Valley
Sulzer
Tammany
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Adies
J.g.rich
Optician Lasswell Building
Washington
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Stevens County
Will Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
Colville Abstract CO
the Examiner
Ladies Home Journal
Ivening Post
Retail Department Wholesale Typewriter CO
Second Avenue
Seattle
Northwest
Scientific American
D. H. Kimple Architect
Frank B. Goetter
Colville Wash
C. Dekeyzer
HOTEL
Touraine
Hile
Toffice
New
Monroe Street Bridge
Rete Avenue
Wm Snow
R. H. Snow
Bapkenexpert School of Business
J Sporting Company
Raymond, P. & Kelly, Princines Hones Bldg
Postoffice
Henry C. Rukgaber
Madison
Arthur G. Jury
MAZDA
Willett Ole
Bros
Colville, Wash
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