Livestock Leaders Warn Overproduction Threat 1920
Denver delegates at the American National Livestock Association meeting warn that over-production in 1920 could devastate the industry. President Pryor of San Antonio argues for domestic consumption protection, urging continuation of the Food Administration in a revised form to curb exports and stabilize prices. He criticizes packers for obscuring costs and emphasizes risk sharing between producers and packers while considering grazing, public lands, and livestock financing issues.
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Tonic Tarative Regulation Notice
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