Agricultural gains outlined in Secretary Wallace annual report
Secretary Wallace surveys a year of improved agriculture with higher crop prices and lower production costs. He cites a 1923 farm value of 6.947 billion dollars for 11 principal crops, up from 5.711 and 5.289 billion in 1922 and 1921, and notes rising purchasing power for farmers. Wheat and corn outputs are detailed, hogs and calves slaughtered rise, dairy and poultry markets stay profitable, and prices vary by commodity. Tax and livestock notes appear amid broader agricultural trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Europe
France
Germany
Austria
America
West
Northwest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eileen
Elry
M.B. Clowe
W. W. W. Gem
For All
E. Jackson Street
Chicago
Stockholders’ Meeting
Hall
Winchester
J. R. Stottlemeyer & Son
Welltown
Main Street
Easy Payments
Good & Co
New York
Bee Brongways
Pennsylvania Station
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Grait
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Maugansville
Mechanicshare
Penna. R. R
TRE Standard Railroad
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley Nation
AL Bank
W. G. Hardy
Cashier
Jesse Hillyard Trenary
East Water Street
R. M. Swimley
Wyeth
Ner
R.fionmes
Fur ' Aieh
Footer
W. C. Plundeke CO
GC. I. Brumback
New Theatre
North Main Street