Lus of Tariffs and Canal News From Colorado and Mississippi
The Lamar Register recalls tariff debates in Washington with Speaker Reed set to cut wind works on March 31 and calls for a vote. It notes near misses in the Kentucky senatorial matter and warns the tariff bill's fate hinges on one vote. Mississippi floods bring terrible loss while Missouri rains threaten renewed rises. Denver race fusion groups form three tickets for spring election, and the Arkansas river canal saga ends with no unappropriated water. Trinidad blamed for canal misstatements though soil here may fuel a sugar beet boom.
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Vast Great Plains Storage Project to Reach Prowers County
The Great Plains Storage Company plans a large water storage system centered on the King reservoir. The total capacity nears 200000 acre feet, expanding irrigation and land under cultivation in Prowers County, potentially elevating it to the state’s top agricultural county. The article also notes rising money supply and its future impact on investments and economic growth amid stable conditions.
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