American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-04-25

3. To cover full value OF stored |
grain of producer.
TO- How would you harmonic the |
cost of sacks as between an elevator |
receiving grain in bulk and a ware |
house which receives it sacked?
10 Depends on the bargain between
producer and shipper and upon market
conditions.
IL. Where there is only one ware
house company tor individually at a
siding should this company have the
right to refuse to store, thus forcing a
grower to sell or handle his produce
independently of the warehouse?
IL. AS long as it is a public ware
house he should receive grain if he has
room.
H. Would it facilitate the market
ing of farm produce and enhance the
growers interests if all elevators and
warehouses came under the alw?
IL. Yes.
13. Is there any good reason why
the farmer should not ship his own
grain from storage warehouses and
avail himself of the maximum or eX-
port price?
13. No.
IA. Should scales over which grain
is stored or sold be tested by the State?
IA. Yes
Is. If a producer delivers, from day
to day, his crop with the view of SELL
ing it at the market price when de-
| livery is completed. who, in this case,
owns the produce during the time of
delivery?
Tho nrplnoa,
16. Should the elevator or ware
house man ship produce so delivered,
before he became it's owner, or only
after it had been settled for?
16. Omitted.
II. Should warehouse receipt be
negotiable?
II. Yes.
IS. Should it contain the grade and
record of inspection. or should it have
the inspectors certificate attached
1S Should contain grade and rec
ord.
49, What is a reasonable fee for in
specting a car of grain, potatoes, hay
fruit, ETC.?
10. Depends on conditions; prob
ably from two to three dollars a car
20. What is reasonable fee for In
specting a wagon load for immediate
sale?
20. Fifty cents.
21. Should samplers and inspect
| ors have a government license, il
such licenses are issued, upon showing
of proper qualifications?
21 Yes.
% Is dealer entitled to profits o
= percentage on farm produce arising
: from dockage, weighing or under
grading?
5 %. No.
f 30. Is the grower entitled to com
= pensation for screenings taken fron
- grain, such as barley, seeds and brok
|, en- kernels, etc?
5 23. Yes.
!. "a. Should the u. 5. Inspection Ger
/ tificate follow car of grain to the mil
n or final destination, whether in tn
|. United States or Europe? Or shoul
Y the miller, dealer. or exporter be a.
= lowed to blend and mix regardless {
:, original inspection?
d "a. Dealer and miller should be a
lowed to blend to suit their trade.
e 25. Should the weight of a car {
IL Wneal or OIneT BTOuuCt at punt
= original shipment agree with II
IS weight of the same car at point {
IS destination? If not, who should bef
a. the loss?
l. 25. 1t should agree and the commc
t carrier should bear the loss
J. 26. Are you inclined to the vie
ID that industrial development, CONNIE
cial prosperity, and the influx Of ne
g settlers and good citizenship in gene
)r al, are stimulated by well-organiz'
Of effort upon the part of the State
increase the profits Of the grower
ut the maximum?
s. 26. Yes.
n 27. Will you designate such grad
a and rules of inspection for hay, pot
toes. and such other products
to your section grows in quantity?
d. 27. Depends on conditions.
n % Give your views at 10 the be
means IN DETAIL Of inspecting h
and potatoes.
C. 2S Omitted