Pres Heard Outlines Livestock Problems At Wyoming Convention
President Heard outlines major stock industry issues at the American National Livestock Association convention in Cheyenne Wyoming. He cites industry size with cattle hogs and sheep and urges unity and fair dealing amid fluctuating prices and European demand.
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Pres. Heard
Leies
American National Live Stock Association
Wyoming
Halla
Imperial State of
Texas
American National Livestock Association
Cheyenne
Europe
China
United States
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Talks on Methods of Improving Livestock
A livestock convention hears calls to balance the industry and secure fair profits for breeders feeders and packers. Speakers urge cooperation curb speculation improve stockyards transport and pricing based on supply and demand to deliver wholesome meat at reasonable rates.
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America
Meat supply and Homestead bill debate in postwar era
The discussion centers on the Enlarged Homestead Bill, forest grazing fees, and predatory animals, with emphasis on meat distribution from producer to consumer. It warns meat per capita fell since 1800, calls for price stabilization, reduced by product prices, and notes postwar demand and competition from Argentina and Brazil.
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Commission
Europe
Americas
South America
Argentina
Brazil
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