Railways show gains in traffic but not in income in 1912
1912 reports from the Bureau of Railway Economics show East lines up 7.2 percent in revenue but expenses rise 8.3 percent and taxes 8 percent, while South lines incur a 4 percent drop in operating income and West lines offset prior losses with an 8.4 percent gain.
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United States
Railways of
the East
the South
West
East
South
Bureau of Railway Economics
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hog raising urged as key to farmer prosperity
The Eugene Register's take on Willamette Valley hogs is cited as proof that farmers profitable in hog raising can fund banks and attract rail mileage. The piece argues hogs are essential first aid to banking and prosperity, urging support for regionally beneficial farming. The note ends with a call for Business Men's Association influence over a railway junction decision at Kennewick.
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Eugene Register
Willamette Valley
Columbia River Valley
Business Men’s Association
Kennewick
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E. A. Ferrell
Kennewick Tran Office
Isfer CO
Carte
Hotel
H. J. Claussen
Columbia Valley
Creamery Co’y
the Courier Press
Kennewick’s Printers
The
Kennewick Courier
R. E. Reed and
E. C. Tripp
Courier
Second St
Wash
Congress
Bureau of Farm Development
State of Washington
Washington
State College
United States Department of Agriculture
State Bureau
Federal Department
Justices of the Peace
J. Tate Mason
Cononer
King County
London
Flume Lumber
Cascade Lumber Co
R. C. Mounsey
Mgr
Was
Kennewick Club
ST. Paul & Tacoma Lumber