Cotton Standards Revise for American Egyptian Cotton
The Agriculture Department repromulgates extra white standards for American Egyptian and updates Upland color criteria. Officials say revisions reflect recent changes in color and preparation. The standards become effective August 1 1930 and may be used earlier in negotiated spot options. Descriptive forms available for purchase.
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Agriculture
Hyde
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Respect for Law and the Need for Reform
The author critiques President Hoover's appeal for law obedience, arguing real reform starts with updating obsolete laws and improving lawmakers. Many laws are outdated, misapplied or created under pressure from special interests, while ignorance of current statutes abounds among lawyers. The piece warns of a future where industry capital and installments shift burdens, leaving children with an hollow legacy.
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Hoover
Our Beautiful State Previewing Better Days Ahead
The piece extols South Carolina as a beautiful state and predicts brighter years ahead after recent hardships, noting the southern and eastern regions were particularly affected.
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Senator Blease Defends Prohibition Stand in Interview
In a New York Times interview Senator Blease of South Carolina defends strict prohibition. He claims he personally does not drink and votes dry for his constituency while asserting the right to designate and justify his stance. He cites corn liquor from home and hints at nuanced enforcement of the law.
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South Carolina
Blease
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New York Times
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