Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-02-09
US. TO HANDLE
FOOD MARKETING
Federal Trade Commission "a.
! voes Supervision by Gov.
eminent Authorities.
WOULD ELIMINATE nOlRDINe
GseeA.!shment ~ Central Markets. fot
psrsshabis Feed Products and
cration of Licensing System
Urpsd by Board.

washingt ofl--- l---Estatiishment<0 cen-
tsal markets for Y.ertxng5ie food prod.
ucts In all large cities and the setiir z
Up OF federal licensing system ap-
piicable 10 all dealers IL. sach foods
st those markets are proposed By the
federal trade commission La Its annual
report 10 congress.
based Oh all investigation co, y2ing
many months. and IL desihr.s ,ha. fed
eral aci!on is necessary 10 obtain ..f-
fectiye regulation and te avoid un-
.a;. ard wassetul practice with the
ceFtse2aetat effect osn prices.
III the present system ,Le csmlaGs.
sion SEES az hindrance to ilie prv,er
passage Of perishaaGes fro1a ,iie pro
Queer To the coasCmer certain inter
trade dealings which IL believes should
be eliminated. and i; suggesss that the
handling Of these products br sur.
rcubded hy Numerous regEla tons 4nt
restrictions such as the recording -!
available supplies and She dating u
ITAAb-~1 SAs9I afADt - A24AN
for auction marketing.
Would eliminate kczrcir,.
Facilities should b.e made adequate.
the commission Says, TO .-s-as ie the
producer TO ship freely iugo Tie cen
,rAi markets and with ptoper pro
tection o. his Interests 1Ae mar
keiing system shpala bs $50 cJseTs.si
that objectionable i4osrii9E woaia i.e
eliminated and rros#r css-s'r,.iEs,ion
Of transportation fs<ii!ties SHOULD te
accomplished TO make deliveries cer.
tain when required
Ti.e commission SAYS tia; ".i.s
needed reforms cnn hariiv se exts.ct-
ed 70 be accomplished ty re initia.
tive - the deniers.'- a,li as~tsyis 'is4t
state and municipal auH,@r3;ies iacs
A3eGua'. power 10 effectively regulate
the harding ef l.,e faoA SUPPLIES.
BIG Jump in F@our prahts-
Tuning 10 s.fl.at -8dLc1s the earsi-
mission sass il has faated shAt con-
cent-atioa ot ,he rai.sins has. astFy has
rrosr, s~,,d :ar erss.e II So fs1zt t,ltyA.-
ably tcls at Gie largest uElllna ca1s-
ce'ns cog'd sul4Hf Tie 8e,aaGd et .he
country foT G"Hr'' Tlsv -c1gnslSssor
mentions incidentally ;ha' its A-af.+s
from q milling corpora; ~ shnpeei
that their sales had increased frosn
*lS3sG0 0fN tu $50 -ftAfu8 he,we4-a /
1914 and 1918. white ,ho,r annual |
profits had -r50n Evota Sa.,s1ua 10 |
sco0s.nsa In shr @:.sac r.'se&,
Reporting of the oiiFtaHon %. tie |
Wc''ls-Fugerrae hr'. rc;ia ;s,ie ,or.
nation of Ass,s 4ts6n& fa~ eI;Aart !
trade, ~ commission Inf ,-sns cea /,
Greas that TIL ac' has ss5yej ns - |
decided fa|"r" w pro. @;snc 'ss |
rras7esss of A-zcri,ar manufacturers
~ foreign rra3fe'-. IT, rusu~l ,ssstH |
says 'ha' turia2 H. war 81 as>o,1a |
,tsi.s. c,a.ptis.ne s77sraa 'J.ea;r3y -: !
wl,a~e o,',-es ana t1an9s |
ueg. distributed Il usrs Al Ntn,es. ~. |!
Ported !" II ax e3v-@ .!ns usstleT fht /
cEtori a''
II" rs'Em',e'o', NHNs R',o rhat he |
'aw. iisst.,sA cf i"er. 49, nr fle ~sr.rssea,
Il 'hr a''vaty sweat ,Nia~, ,@ss, 2lts
rial Embellishments 9as 'u1 i,,' 'ipe
atna''e- ,vst.,- 81. 'y ead .fg.e.A,g n
p fas'''"0 tn ru~h fue urg,t3'esai ay
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ae'rcr. rhifN 'te' r.re. ur n,'c s.,
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