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Page 70
... crop reporting . In 1893 the departmental statistician was supported by two corps of field correspondents , each numbering 10,000 . One reported crop and other statis- tics directly to the Department , the other reported similar data to ...
... crop reporting . In 1893 the departmental statistician was supported by two corps of field correspondents , each numbering 10,000 . One reported crop and other statis- tics directly to the Department , the other reported similar data to ...
Page 147
... crops can use to regulate the movement of their crops to market , with the cost of with- holding unneeded supplies ... crop whose excess supplies have to be dealt with to prevent price de- moralization . V Retail prices which consumers ...
... crops can use to regulate the movement of their crops to market , with the cost of with- holding unneeded supplies ... crop whose excess supplies have to be dealt with to prevent price de- moralization . V Retail prices which consumers ...
Page 183
... crop and has moved out to California and Arizona . AN ACE - IN - THE - HOLE THAT DIDN'T PAY Charlie Milton is 65 - a slim , wiry man who has bent to toil since he was eight and who seems to straighten up with an effort . He has five ...
... crop and has moved out to California and Arizona . AN ACE - IN - THE - HOLE THAT DIDN'T PAY Charlie Milton is 65 - a slim , wiry man who has bent to toil since he was eight and who seems to straighten up with an effort . He has five ...
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