Food
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The amount was small and much of this corn had already been allotted to essential industries. Therefore, early in July 1943, the War Food Ad- ministration announced that farmers who sold corn during the period from July to August 10 would share in any in- creased ceiling price announced prior to October 31, 1943. Country elevators, which became instrumentalities of the government, were ordered to sell within twenty-four hours after a carload, about 1, 750 bushels, had been purchased. The Congre...ssional mail concerning corn increased from many areas until it exceeded the communications about war.
Those in charge of fixing the price of corn were beset by corn-producers, who clamored for a higher price ; starch fac- tories, which needed corn ; livestockmen in deficit areas, who wanted more feed; other administrators who were com- mitted to rigidly fixed prices; and the trade, which prayed for any kind of a price just so it could do business. The regu- lators must have concluded from their hectic experience that you can lead a man to market, but you can't make him sell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The amount was small and much of this corn had already been allotted to essential industries. Therefore, early in July 1943, the War Food Ad- ministration announced that farmers who sold corn during the period from July to August 10 would share in any in- creased ceiling price announced prior to October 31, 1943. Country elevators, which became instrumentalities of the government, were ordered to sell within twenty-four hours after a carload, about 1, 750 bushels, had been purchased. The Congre...ssional mail concerning corn increased from many areas until it exceeded the communications about war.
Those in charge of fixing the price of corn were beset by corn-producers, who clamored for a higher price ; starch fac- tories, which needed corn ; livestockmen in deficit areas, who wanted more feed; other administrators who were com- mitted to rigidly fixed prices; and the trade, which prayed for any kind of a price just so it could do business. The regu- lators must have concluded from their hectic experience that you can lead a man to market, but you can't make him sell.
What to read after Food?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank a Frank Ashmore Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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