Washington crop prospects from September 1 report
The September 1 crop report notes declines in Washington spring wheat oats and barley while potatoes and apples improve. Washington spring wheat averaged 48 percent of normal at harvest. total state wheat about 32.9 million bushels. U S oats 1 255 billion bushels. corn national forecast 2 874 billion. barley 193 85 million. Potatoes state forecast 7 92 million bushels. apples total 28 36 million bushels. hogs fattening nationwide 60 05 million head.
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Federal Prohibition Conferences Target Bootleg Hazards
Federal Prohibition Director Roy C. Lyle explains that Commissioner Haynes has launched regional conferences of directors and enforcement officials to address bootlegging problems. Topics include rubbing compounds, Jamaica ginger limits, and a push to use Bertillon records to identify violators.
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