Reed denounces freight rate discrimination against Kansas wheat
Clyde Reed of Parsons declares Kansas wheat freight-rate discrimination, notably against Canadian competition, an outrage and a heavy economic burden worth seven to ten million dollars to the state. He cites Canada as the main world market competitor and questions tariff and rate structures while noting weather and regional forecasts.
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Weather promises heat for crops from Topeka report
AP dispatch from Topeka on May 16 predicts higher temperatures ahead boosting crop growth as ground remains soaked by recent rains. Weather outlook notes warmer days and potential effects on farming activities and yields.
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