Cotton crop prospects and state reports forecast
The Department of Agriculture's crop estimates issue July 25 shows the U S cotton crop at 76 4 percent of normal, with state by state notes from Virginia to California. Conditions vary by region with rain improving outlook in parts of Arkansas and Louisiana, while Texas Oklahoma and Mississippi face drought and late planted cotton. The report forecasts a national lint yield around 13 7 million bales, assuming normal abandonment, and notes area planted under cultivation is about 6 96 million acres, down from last year.
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Candy quality in store promises purity flavor and daintiness
The ad touts candy with three charming qualities purity flavor and daintiness as well as an affordable price. It highlights tea cream and cold drinks with 24 drinks for $1.00 or 12 drinks for a nickel, inviting customers to buy a good box without feeling extravagant.
Wilson Defends Antitrust Push Before Wholesale Men
President Wilson on Wednesday told a large delegation of wholesalers that the government is not running amuck and aims to end suspicion and recrimination by enacting the community’s moral judgment. The visitors presented arguments against parts of the Clayton antitrust bill and the trade commission bill but backed the general aims, and Wilson pledged to bring their suggestions to Senate committees.
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London Opinion Quote on Food and Survival
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