Illinois Department of Agriculture General Information And Laws. Effective July 1, 1917
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(1913), 260 111. 554, 560.
and under section 22 of said act it also must not be The sale of unwholesome preservatives are made a part of any compound to be sold as a food within the legitimate scope of the title of this act.
preservative. People v. Price (1913), 257 111. 587, People v. Price (1913), 257 111. 587, 595.
593, aff'd in 238 U. S. 446, 451. The proper labeling of an adulterated article The legislative declaration that boric acid is does not take that article out of the operation of u...nwholesomeandinjurioustohealth, although the the Pure Food Law. People v. Henning Co.
Injurious nature of boric acid is not universally (1913), 260 111. 554, 558.
16 "Prosecute all violations of act after that fact has been ascertained at a private hearing pursuant to notice (Sec. 40); Make rules and regulations for carrying out provisions of the Pure Food Law (Sees. 38, 39b and 40).
With reference to the Sanitary Food Law, the State Food Commis- sioner is required to Prescribe rules and regulations for hearings of violations of said law; Enter and inspect premises and all utensils, fixtures, furniture, and machinery used for the production, preparation, manufacture, packing, storage, sale, distribution or transportation of food; Issue written order to the person or corporation violating act to abate within reasonable time the condition or violation, or make changes or improvements to abate the same; Serve notice of order to abate by delivering or sending copy thereof by registered mail; Rescind, confirm or amend orders issued to abate conditions or violations after hearing pursuant to notice, enter final order and serve notice of such order when parties fail to appear; Certify to proper State's attorneys failure to comply with final order to abate nuisance (Sec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1913), 260 111. 554, 560.
and under section 22 of said act it also must not be The sale of unwholesome preservatives are made a part of any compound to be sold as a food within the legitimate scope of the title of this act.
preservative. People v. Price (1913), 257 111. 587, People v. Price (1913), 257 111. 587, 595.
593, aff'd in 238 U. S. 446, 451. The proper labeling of an adulterated article The legislative declaration that boric acid is does not take that article out of the operation of u...nwholesomeandinjurioustohealth, although the the Pure Food Law. People v. Henning Co.
Injurious nature of boric acid is not universally (1913), 260 111. 554, 558.
16 "Prosecute all violations of act after that fact has been ascertained at a private hearing pursuant to notice (Sec. 40); Make rules and regulations for carrying out provisions of the Pure Food Law (Sees. 38, 39b and 40).
With reference to the Sanitary Food Law, the State Food Commis- sioner is required to Prescribe rules and regulations for hearings of violations of said law; Enter and inspect premises and all utensils, fixtures, furniture, and machinery used for the production, preparation, manufacture, packing, storage, sale, distribution or transportation of food; Issue written order to the person or corporation violating act to abate within reasonable time the condition or violation, or make changes or improvements to abate the same; Serve notice of order to abate by delivering or sending copy thereof by registered mail; Rescind, confirm or amend orders issued to abate conditions or violations after hearing pursuant to notice, enter final order and serve notice of such order when parties fail to appear; Certify to proper State's attorneys failure to comply with final order to abate nuisance (Sec.
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