Wilson’s Service to America’s Farmers
President Wilson outlines a broad farm program in a letter to Rep. Lever dated August 11 1916 praising increased agricultural funding. The plan includes warehouse and marketing facilities, rural extension education to 2 850 counties, and creation of a markets and rural organization office with 1 200 000 in appropriations.
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United States
Wilson
A. F. Lever
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
White House
Washington
Lever
Department of Agriculture
Wilson outlines federal farm program and banking reforms
President Wilson presents a comprehensive agricultural program detailing livestock and perishables services, uniform grading standards for crops, cotton and grain standards, warehouse and loan improvements, federal aid roads, and a federal reserve framework. He plans to extend these measures to rural credit and farm financing, aiming to boost profitability and rural life.
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Department of Agriculture
County Commissioners Proceeding September 5 1916
County commissioners met with all members present. They approved contractor R B De Camp claims for cattle passes and road work totaling 476.10. Reports on several county roads were ordered or accepted. Various workers and suppliers received warrants for labor and materials. Continued on page six.
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Addy-Gifford
R. B. de Camp
L. Slater
Wilson
W. N. Pierce
A. L. Schroyer
Cr. Whitmore Et al
L. A. Miller
Deer Lake
Gust Hagman
M. Gillette
Vi Cunningham
Prank Turosky
Amon Beck
Eber Beck
Joe Turosky
FF. S. Myers
T. H. Timmons
Keller Hardware Company
Paul Star
White Lake Road
James Moore
D. R
Gonther
Wilson Backed by Democrats and Progressive Women in 1916 Rally
The piece argues for re election of President Wilson, contrasting him with Hughes. It cites Democratic and progressive support, women voters with suffrage, and a record of peace and preparedness. It asserts Hughes lacks credible offers and warns against a Republican return to power and rollback of reforms.
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Wilson
Hughes
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TopNoch Flour Mills
America
Federal Reserve Bank
Drow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
County Commissioners’ Proceedings
Frank’b. Goetter
Colville Wash
Colville Loan and Trust Company
Colville, Wash
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New Monroe Street Bridge
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