Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
St Ate WEIGHING
Till IN FORCE
Court Order Keeps Federal Govern
ment From Interfe ring With
Home Control OH Market

;tgNVesA y 4 ASsCAsSAASO $3.50 al 81 OUSCAIi-
nlent From Interfering With
Home Control OH Market
By Farm Bureau News Service
Who's who in regulati ion Of the
/ South ST. Paul livestock market is still
ia puzzle,
State Weigh hing, demanded by the al
most una nimous voice of the livestock
producers of the state, zis still iii force.
| AL supervisory w ork of the state rail
road warehouse commission is going
on as usual, in spite of the fact that
/ the ederal law has been held consti-
i tutional, and the United States de-
partment of justice has. declared the
/ federal law d entirely supersedes state
Acontrol.
Under this ruling, state. wei hing
would be knocked out, and all state.
+ snpervision, which is support ed by the
weighing fees would be destroyed.
But the state has chez lnate1l the.
fedora sautho critics. a. temporary court
Restraining order prevents the federal.
government from interf ering in any
WY with the enf6f cement @of state
supervision and @Weig Ching. s 81.
IeanWhile. NJ inneso farmers are
urging the agricul tural committee of
i the lower house of congress to Get
behind sa pending Il designed to pre-
vent any int erference with state SUI
i perry ision and weighing by the federal
government. Count 81 Farm sSR Bureau
directors and officers in every import
lsant livestoc roflucing county iii the
Estate have voted unan imously II in ia Won.
of the bill y
Two other ses inv d wing the right.
of the publ -fo super Use stribution.
LOT ITS food also are marking time The
courts have yet to decide whether the.
Estate has the right to enforce reduc-.
iI.tions IN livestock commission rates
land charges for hay an ia beiltli ling on.
Efhe South st. Paul market. Ihe5 ia iI-
sroa and warehouse commission sever
al months ago ordered drastic Tetfue-.
Efions I; the orders 88haY e y been tied up
I'm the courts ever since on d ppeals.
| In the Meantime, the ute COM
omission companies were directed by
court order to- set aside iii "a ri rust
|! fund the difference between the com
Imissi onf rates hey chang ailf the.
Tratas dered by the conlnliss ion. The
stoc.kyartls company W. IS civ Ell ders
set aside i'll d 81 mi al. fund diff
ference between prev Hing argos for
hay and bed ding and those ordered by
1.-THE state. q
~ Th he trust fund covering the differ.
lence in commission charges amounts
toSmore han sos. 000, riding 55tto5
officials ia charge Of tate 4 legula on
FARMERS SAVE 81, 800 Us WEEK
sS Farm Bureau News servic
Pa irons of innesota coop rafiVeI
Ecreameries comp ISL ness the Statewide CO.:
opelatiye 4 crea nleries associaf ton are
Saving So, 800 every seven da rs.
The association nm uucell III:
tina 40 carloads Of ter are
shipped NJ Minnesota alaneI4oN ned
Ecreameries every Vvees under the com
solidated ma citing ans is orls ut
Thy the sta te organic OH The "a fer
l5ence betWeen frei ght5 rates on callotss
land on less than carl DTS ;anp UNITS to-
about 800 on every carload shipped.
according to- a. j Me nire, Ia i ager5
LOT the Iiniles eta Gso-ope era tiiy Cream
cries ASS Il
he 90 ssa wing in fret eli Il on each
ga II is a net gain, he said ], ali all
expenses Of assembling the butter at5
q central point have been paid
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