Farm Croppets Trading Rules and Standardization Act
Two bills introduced in Congress target farm products trading rules for fruits vegetables and other farm products. Senate bills 3204 and 200 plus House intro seek Secretary of Agriculture authority to establish approved dealer rules dispute arbitration licenses grading standards and fees and to standardize classifications and market information for farm products nationwide.
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Congress
Senate
McNary
House
Representative Summers
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
House of Representatives
United States of America
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agulture
United States
District
House of Representative
United « ‘States
Department
United,States
Secretary empowered to regulate and fund act administration
The text outlines that the Secretary may time rules for carrying out the act and may coordinate with other departments and units, including districts and territories, on printing, telegraphs, law books, and office supplies. It notes this act does not repeal existing laws, except where grade standards for barreled apples supersede prior acts.
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District of Columbia
Ferenige
Tungbja
Durr
Berry deal eyed for week with several regional visitors
Late street visitors include Wood from Dungeness berry grower EB Anderson Mount Vernon rancher A Austin Wenatchee orchard owner 5 Knocks and E Dighton Sunny side George Hardenburgh Lakeside grower W Sanders Portland Thomas Robinson Minneapolis J G Anderson Portland Advices to local brokers indicate the Louisiana berry deal will likely open this coming week with shipments to the region.
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Dungeness
Anderson
Mount.Vernon
Austin
Wenatchee Orchard
E. Dighton
Sunnyride
George Hardenburgh
Lakeside
W. Sanders
Portland
Thomas Robinson
Minneapolis
J. G. Anderson
Cochrane Brokerage Company Files Incorporation Papers
Washington Olympia Wash March 10 The Cochrane Brokerage Company of Kansas City has filed articles of incorporation naming capital stock at 100000 It will buy and sell fruits vegetables and produce Every aggervasniens Je wall worth reading
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Washington, Olympia
Wash
Cochrane Brokerage Company of
Kansas City
Not Much Change in Minnesota Potatoes
Minnesota and North Dakota potato markets show little improvement over the past week with demand for eating stock remaining light. Road conditions hinder hauling to loading stations and refrigerator car shortages impede rapid movement, keeping prices steady though sales were sparse. Box apple shipments from box states totaled 584 cars for the week ending March 4, with season totals at 52 066 cars, while barrel apple shipments reached 398 cars.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Twin Cities
Red River Ohios
Red. River Valley
Tanes
Spokane
Wash
Department of Agriculture
Fighting Tree Posts in Seattle Aims to Deter Pests
Seattle officials and state representatives met to plan a campaign against earwigs and caterpillars threatening Western Washington. Bel French urged city funding to support the state department's effort. I C Eakle and I H Cross spoke on pest control strategies.
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Seattle
Washington
Bel
French
State Department
I. C. Eakle
I. H. Cross
Child’s Dreamy Sketches and Anxious Patter
A garbled reminiscence recalls a child speaking of improving drawing and a motherly question. A fragment mentions a cake drawn by a child and a brother pressing it, with exclamations and uncertain memory about eating something thin, ending with a stray exclamation and a misheard London reference.
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Anawers
Londo
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