Diversified farming urged for Inland Empire prosperity
The article argues soil fertility is sustained by proper tillage and that farming must pair with stock-raising. It cites Pullman farmers forming an annual pork and mortgage planning event, notes livestock demand rising as steer prices stay high, and praises agricultural colleges and open-market stock prices for pushing farmers toward more livestock production.
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Daylight shift proposals and local business notes
The Providence Journal recalls a summer daylight saving idea to advance clocks two hours, arguing benefits for work and recreation but noting obstacles from utilities and conservatism. It notes a Senate inheritance tax proposal with staggered rates up to 50 percent for large estates. INE Host Claussen pledges Kennewick's Grape Carnival growth, while R L Banta teases Kennewick oil drilling as a map-building scheme.
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