Plan Moving of Big Grain Crops to Meet Surging Tonnage
Washington reports the Railroad Adminis tration is preparing for a record grain harvest. Winter wheat may top 900 million bushels and spring wheat 300 million, sending total wheat well above last year by 300 to 400 million bushels. The permit system, used at ports and interior markets, may be reintroduced to prevent congestion as grain moves from elevators to markets. Transportation data show nine months with 3.44 billion bushels moved and peak storage of 480 million, underscoring the need for efficient handling.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Walker D. Hines
Department of Agriculture
Grain Corporation
Reinaugurate
United States Food Administration Grain Corporation
Public Sale At C W Cornwell Farm Near Melrose
C W Cornwell to hold a sale of livestock and farm implements at his farm half a mile southeast of Melrose on Tuesday July 8. The event includes farming gear and animals to be sold to the highest bidders.
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W Cornwell
Melrose
Government raises wheat price to 230 at Gulf markets
New York reports a government guarantee increase for wheat from 228 to 230 a bushel at the Galveston and New Orleans terminal markets. The change takes effect July 1 and was announced by Julius Barn, United States wheat director, under a presidential order.
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New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Julius Barn
United States
Wilson
Ambiguous Odic Fragments Spur Cautious Moral Insight
Puzzling phrases hint at distrust and deceit as a moral theme. The text contrasts suspecting enemies with sparing friends and warns against treating clever people as truth tellers.
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