A New Order In the Grain World War Time Wheat System
The Food Administration Grain Corporation reshapes wheat marketing to curb speculation and move toward a national, efficiency driven system. A Missouri farmer sells two bushels under new grade rules and price calculations, illustrating how prices are set from country elevators to primary markets and how the government supervises the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Col
Bill Jenkins
Missouri
Co-Operative
Col. Jenkins
Food Administration
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Tam
Sam
United States
America
No. 1
Northern
Adeo
President's Fair Price Commission
Grain Corporation of the Food Administration
France
Georgia
New York
Grain Corporation
St. Louis
New York City
Sikeston
Aixe
St. Lous
Minnenapolis
Minneapolis
Wheat Across Oceans Under War Time Control
A Canadian wheat kernel travels from farm to France under War Trade Board consent as Grain Corporation rules reshape markets. Georgia and Missouri mills, New York jobbers, and Minneapolis prices illustrate license driven distribution, price stabilization, and first steps of a national system guiding milling and export amid food administration oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Grain Corporation
United States
War Trade Board
France
U. S. Food Administration
Seaboard
Lig Terminal
Georgia
Atlanta
U. S. Food
New York City
Food Administration
Distribution Divison
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Charles W Ho
Fond
Crain Corporation
Hig
The
Nikes
United States Treasury
Maryville
St. Joseph
Chicago
Kansas City
Chicago, Il
N. Y
To Grain Corporation
Edward Chambers
Santa Fe
Chambers
McAdoo
Ulinois
St Kansas St
St. Joseph Vo
Atlantic
Allien