Wool Market Basis in Shoddy Wool Foes Truth in Fabric Bill
Chicago June 28 tallies show half a billion pounds of shoddy wool flooded the American clothing market in 1919 while unmanufactured virgin wool piled up in storehouses. The National Sheep and Wool Bureau cites mislabeling and asserts the need for a Truth in Fabric law to require virgin and shoddy percentages on cloth and prevent unfair competition, urging passage in the next Congress.
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Government backs rag-pickers to boost farm profits in reports
Supplement to Commerce Reports notes United States government loaning to rag-pickers and the impact on farm profits. It details garment salvaging from Dewsberry Britain, and compares earnings across wheat sizes, crop choices, and beets. Data shows small farms fared better with wheat yields, while beets and potatoes yielded mixed results.
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Farmers' incomes on Idaho wheat farms show slim margins
Boise, June 28. A University of Idaho study based on 200 irrigated Twin Falls county farms found average labor earnings of 898 dollars for the year. Wheat on 56 farms yielded a 9 cent per bushel shortfall against production costs, with eight acre farms most profitable and largest farms often most efficient.
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Byron Hunter
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Federal Office of Farm Management
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