Public Investments and Population Changes in Three Rural Washington Towns
USDA ERS analyzes capital expenditures in three Washington rural towns from 1930 to 1965. Growth town funded mainly by local improvement district assessments and bonds. declining town relied on intergovernmental transfers. stable town used transfers and surplus revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Economic Research Service
Washington State
Office of Communication
Washington, D.C
Fur Dealers Warned About Meat Sales
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture warns licensed fur dealers to stop illegal meat sales from animals that died other than by slaughter. Secretary Jim McHale ordered a crackdown on non denatured skinned carcasses of muskrat raccoon and opossum amid an investigation by department food inspectors. Gloria Patsy notes under the General Food Law such meat is adulterated and must be denatured.
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Department of Agriculture
Jim McHale
Department Food
McHale
Gloria Patsy
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Patsy
NEPPCO Charts New Directions At Vermont Poultry Meet
NEPPCO Executive Director Richard I. Ammon urged the Northeast Poultry Producers Council to function as watchdog voice and information clearinghouse. He outlined a restructuring aimed at serving members, expanding state ties, and a new AID program to address technical regulatory and industry problems with a nationwide network of experts. The drive follows new officers and directors and includes a large membership expansion led by Dr John Dodge of Agway.
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Northeastern Poultry Producers Council
Neppcc
Neppco
Richard I. Ammon
Vermont Poultry Association
Vermont Farm Show
Barre
Memorial Auditorium
Ammon
State Poultry Association
John Dodge
Agway
Department of Agriculture
Congress
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Hoffman Products
Aaron S&s. Groff Farm & Dairy
Ephrata
Hinkletown
MR. Farmer
Red Rose Farm Service
N. Church St. Quarryville
New Providence
Buck, PA
Lancaster
New Directions
Behlen
Ite
Frey Bros
Fred Frey
Mgr
Quarryville
Penna
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