Prosperous Era for American Farmers Under Secretary Wilson Report
Secretary Wilson’s extensive report to the President highlights unprecedented farm prosperity in 1905. It cites corn hay wheat and rice records, rising dairy and livestock values, andremarkable export growth. The document details Weather Bureau and Plant Industry work, soil surveys, disease suppression, and bank expansions supporting rural economies.
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Guy Elliot
Wilson
Secre
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Acre
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Office of Public Roads
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Mitchell
South
North Central States
The
Ass’t
Hays
Bureau of Soils
Galloway
Investige
New England States
Forest Service
Bureau of Entomology
Howard
Merriam
Bureau of Biological Survey
Europe
Olive
California
Africa
San Jose
China
United States
Biological Survey
Department
Congress
Bureau of Statistics
DR. Melvin
Bureau Animal Industry
MR. Pinchot
Bureau OF Forestry
Whitney
Geer Manufacturing Cos
Exchange Place
New York
Paco
A.1. Root Co
Medina, Ohio
Kirk
James S. Kirk & Company
Chicago, Ilke
Maxwell
Homemaker Magazine
Chisbee Maxwell
Maxwell’s Homemaker Magazine
Fisher
Chicago, Ill
International Harvester Co
I. H.C
International Harvester Co. of America (Incorporated
Monroe Street
Chicago, NL
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