Trust War on U S Producers Threatens Beet Sugar Rise
The sugar trust fights beet sugar growth as American farmers expand beet sugar output to 760000 tons in 1912 13 across 73 factories from Ohio to California. Beet sugar drives prices down 1915 prospects and refineries push for tariff removal to crush domestic competition.
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United States
Ohio
California
Mississippi
Seaboard
West
New York
Trust
Atlantic Seaboard
Congressional
EB. i. Atkins
American Sugar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
Pyory
Yeur
Montana
Wilson
Tropics
Seth
Che Sugar Trust
Federal Retaining Company
Treasury
Wages and Prices for Sugar Beet Farmers and Workers
A U S Senate report compares European beet sugar wages with American rates. European field workers earn 6 to 46 cents per day with women and children at low wages, while U S field workers average 2.60 to 2.99 dollars daily. European beet farmers receive 4 to 4.50 dollars per ton, with higher rents than in the United States. England remains the only major European country where sugar is cheaper than in the United States.
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United States
Europe
United States Senate
Russia
Denmark
Difcresce
France
Geramany
England
How to Get Cheap Sugar in 1918
Mr W P Willett, a noted statistician, says beet sugar lowers wholesale prices by about a half cent per 2 pounds in 1912 and that 60 percent of the beet crop carried into 1918 will keep prices down. He notes prices fall as beet sugar dominates then rise when imported sugar refiners regain control. The Hardwick committee heard that promoting beet sugar development is key to a permanent cheap supply for Americans.
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W. P. Willett
Seaboard
Hardwick Committee
Willett
Beet Sugar Competition Drives Sugar Prices Up and Down
Senate Document 520 notes domestic beet sugar lowers refinery margins by supplying most raw sugar to four seaboard refiners. It explains beet sugar enters the market ready for table use and pressures refiners to cut prices or exit the market for three to five months, affecting yearly prices depending on beet sugar production.
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Seaboard
Senate
Notice of Contest in Homestead Case at Glasgow Montana
A Department of the Interior notice to Alfred Dreay of Saco Montana reports Paul F Carlson filed a contest to cancel Dreay's homestead entry No 011965 in section 32 township 33 north range 52 east Montana Meridian. Carlson alleges Dreay never resided cultivated or improved the land and abandoned it. Contestants must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication with sworn specifics or risk cancellation without a hearing. Publication dates July 18 1913 July 25 1913 August 1 1913 August 8 1913.
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Department of the ‘Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Alfred Dreay
Saca
Paul F. Carlson
Saco
Montana Meridian
Notice for Publication Land Office Glasgow Montana 1913
Mary Sims of Saco Montana filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish her claim to land described in homestead entry No 0604. The proof will be before W D Miller US Commissioner at Saco on August 18 1913. Witnesses named: Fred Reuther William Keuther Malcomb Blue Frank J Wagg all of Saco Montana. Patten, Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Chesley Lutz
Saco
Rae
Mu. Wu
W. D. Miller
U.S
Montana
Henry Hendrickson
Theodore Kamrud
John B. Katter
William L. Whitaker
Hinsdale
Truman M. Patten
Register
James Denoma
M.m
U. S
Ef Saco
Henry N. Turner
Garl J. Blanchard
Charles Hymer
Urmey Armstrong
Reatster
Richard A. Sudduth
M. M
Earnest W. Cissel
Cornelius E. O'Meara
Frank Wagg
William McGoily
Truman M, Pattien
Glascow
Nellie E. Scofield
Wie
Siig
Meridian
Miller
Commissionier
Charles Graham
Albert RB
Randall
Andrew VeaSwaison
William G. ’ Spiller
Mary Sims
Merritana Meridan
Saso
Montini
Fred Reuther
William Keuther
Malcomb Blue
Frank J. Wagg
Truman
MN Patten
Resister
Harry A. Wagg
Saco, Valley Co. Mont
Edwin T. Riemer
Valley Go
E. ‘Broadbrooks
C. W. Hunter
Malcolm Blue
Joseph W.,bell
Valley County
M. Patten
Department Of‘the Interior
Charles Francis Struble
Valley, County
Harry Guppy
Ben Richardson
W. ‘Ce Spiller
A. J. Byerly
Mollie Harrington
Nomestead
Tha
Neil Gallahan
Cesil. E. Taylor
Otto Lempke
W. T. Garrison
Forest Crutchfield
Senat
Saco Valley County
Bert Boone
Gus Eric Swanson
Charles W. Hunter
Truman M, Patten
Department of the Interist
United States
Hallis FR Downard
Suco
Anz Ri
Sner
Mm. M
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W. E. Beavens
McCormick
Be Vale
Kroeger & Co
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park Station
Eastern Gateway
Yyre
Belton
Glacier Park
Park
J. T. McGaughey
Pass
Helena
America
Prati Ie
G. RB. Hawyer
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Refige
First National Bank
C.w. Hunter
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