Public Notice on Grain Policy and Harvest Hardship
In a letter to the Gazetteer the writer rebuts a proposal to ban distilling from wheat as prices rise. He argues many families starve not from bread costs but lack of work, cites corn export issues, and questions using damaged wheat for feeding hogs or sending it overseas.
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