Packers and Government Inspectors Debate Meat Packing Reform
The article discusses the constitutional questions surrounding an amendment to regulate meat packing. It notes officials’ views on state rights, the role of government inspections, and the impact on foreign meat trade if packers resist inspection for home consumption or export. It references figures like Remytr and Fayecard and mentions Senate discussions on appropriation and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiauws
Terest
Fayecard
Wwe
Senate
Tash
England
Germany
Belehine
Atte
Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Reynolds-Neill
Secretary of Agriculture
Trulight Spectacle CO
Ridge Building
Kansas City
Public outcry over meat inspection costs and Roosevelts push
The article describes packing houses offering to cover inspection costs while consumers pay more, noting a likely price rise per pound. It traces origins to Upton Sinclairs The Jungle and Roosevelt’s response, including Neal and Beveridge committee findings, and the push for federal meat inspection.
Sinclair proposes government slaughterhouses as solution
An interview discusses Amthar of Low Famous and Tiptha Sinclair advocating Beveridge style meat reform. Sinclair argues private packers corrupt, urges municipal slaughterhouses, postmortem inspection, and government ownership to end graft, concealment, and unsafe canning.
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MR. Sinclair
United States
Packers’ Trust
Roosevelt
Hiend
Chicago
Europe
Braveridgeh
Unclear article fragment hints at delivery reforms and regional impacts
Fragmentary text describes an offer from an assistant or general authority after July 7, mentioning rural delivery, dispatchers, and signs. It references a Bank of Moyland and a range of seemingly miswritten place names and dates, with several garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyhe Poddh
Losturister
Gieneral
Olly
Classified advertisements stray into random trades
A jumble of classifieds offers and notices from multiple sectors including photography, plumbing training, fashion, real estate, and product sales. The legible items mention amateur photography work, plumbing courses, waist trainers, clothing items, and various business solicitations, all in garbled OCR form with scattered addresses and contact hints.
Paints and white leads flood rival dealer market
A fragmented market report notes numerous alleged paints and similar so-called white leads among rival dealers. The piece hints at widespread confusion and possible mislabeling affecting buyers and sellers in the trade.
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Cnet
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Menus
Charles P. Neil
Babee
Saad
Neil
Neill
Congress
Sinclair
Neill Committee
Che Shungte
Bartheedwel
Seth Trent
Europenl
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Darvard
Ali
Wes Willis
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Beef and Multon
Ua's
Citicago Packinghouses
Amthar
Menar
Tiptha Sinclair
Sedal
Tle
Signas
Yu Vie Bank of
Moyland
Fiere
Tiale Arle
Oantta
Retahio
Anyection
Baits
Warseione
Experianen Wmperenearr, Eiramen
Boeams Kinamenrs
Mon
Hecoma Candacora
Boelitiona Areniting
Cnmpeteny
Fintieny Aesgristion
Reon
Montan Street
Brag Rr
Matt Pring
Prabeals Ara
Chienen
Sheerent
Credit
Novelty Shear Co
Cilcaro
SAL Tamen
Sarl
Ennyente Pest Cirdr
Flavia
Alfred Holzman
Ph. Haher
Pisarhnen St
Chicano
MEN & Roya
The
Tinton and Demann It
Cateloenosentiren
Anilin Plumbing School
New York
Felix
Prines
Healieh
Chaten Pan Peran
Green City
Uatapornta Coloniaation
Trante
Gerne Y
Brera
Dike Trveciment Cn, (Inc
Marante
Farma
Realdences
Hnteta
Storea
Ate
Hryera
Eallarcernie Atonen
Thillina & Welle
Bax Trilman
Norework
Remington
Yoat
Densmore & Dowelt
Semeneh
Electrle
Edfern
Hacker
Fe NOOT_KERTERS
Amenia
Keadientor Cn
Washington Ave
MA Street
Newark
Thin Ta
Atiyto
Ann Morart
Fan
Patton
Carnan
Zane
Fara
Ner
Anim
Endo Et Snigago
BSOL
Dex
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Prietary Paints
National Lead Co
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St. Louis
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