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Agricultural relief (Pt. 3)

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1831932415
Document type:
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Title:
Agricultural relief
Place of publication:
Washington
Publisher:
Gov. Pr. Off.
Year of publication:
1928
Collection:
Economics Books
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183193440X
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-232093
Document type:
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Title:
Agricultural relief
Volume count:
Pt. 3
Place of publication:
Washington
Publisher:
Gov. Pr. Off.
Year of publication:
1928
Scope:
III S., S. 181 - 253
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Statement of Charles S. Weller, chairman, South Dakota Agricultrual Equality Commitee, Mitchell, S. Dak.
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Economics Books

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  • Agricultural relief
  • Agricultural relief (Pt. 3)
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • Statement of hon. J. Kehoe, representing Burley Burley Tobacco growers cooperative association, Maysville, Ky.
  • Statement of Mr. Geoffrey Morgan, representing Dark Tobacco Cooperative Association; Hopkinsville, Ky.
  • Statement of R.M. Crowder, president farm bureau and president of the State Chamber of Agriculture, Elk Point, S. Dak.
  • Statement of Charles S. Weller, chairman, South Dakota Agricultrual Equality Commitee, Mitchell, S. Dak.
  • Statement of Edward H. Booth, Washington, D.C.
  • Statement of N. J. Holmberg, commissioner of agriculte of the State of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota

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242 
AGRICULTURAL RELIEF 
* 
Mr. WELLER. I am inclined to think that is mighty good advice 
to the people of the mid-west. 
Mr. Mences. I would like to ask you a question. These demo- 
crats are protectionists as long as it is to their interests to be pro- 
tectionists. 
Mr. WELLER. That is my idea. I was down South in the cotton 
fields at one time—— 
Mr. KinceeLok. They will say we are free traders; and yet the 
Democratic Party was never for free trade. 
Mr. MenGEs. I never called you that. 
Mr. KincueELOE. I say, I didn’t mean you did. 
Mr. MENGEs. You said that the tariff on wheat is a tariff for the 
benefit of the millers, if I understand you? 
Mr. WELLER. No; I didn’t say that. But I would not object to 
that statement, particularly. 
Mr. KincHELOE. You said, in answer to my question, that it 
benefited the millers more than the farmers? 
Mr. WELLER. I say it benefited the millers more than the farmers. 
I have never been quite far enough into that subject, but my belief 
s that Je la barf for the benefit of the miller and does the farmer no 
at I can find out. 
Mr. MeNces. What I would like to know is what amendment to 
the tariff act you would suggest that would remedy just that very 
thing that you have mentioned? 
Mr. WELLER. So far as spring wheat is concerned, it would do it 
some good, if there were a particular tariff on spring wheat—high 
protein content wheat. I know of no more reason why the miller 
should be allowed to grind up Canadian wheat in the United States 
than the Ford Motor Co. should be able to import Belgian steel and 
make it into automobiles to reexport them. It would certainly d 
Ford some good in that case to be allowed to do that. ten vil 
certain y is enabled to ignore our spring wheat crop entirely. He 
ould have to use a lot of that spring wheat in his four mixtures, and 
we would have a monopoly on that largely if we ever asse ted 
selves; Jha is, iS Auer spring wheat growers. ne oH 
r. MENGES. e tariff as it stan it 1 
such a way that it would specify SY ou CO aren on 
saga iz oy the benefits of protection? ypes of Whe ’ 
Mr. WELLER. The very types of w 
would specify them. We aro fortis 1 renin —~ Tod ot , 
wheat up there, and if Canadian wheat were not i di f Be of 
duty under the milling-in-bond syst b bo nel would. ze 
some of that tariff. But to say I Sols pecit shy w we would get 
Mr. Mexces. If it was not allowed fo cor in i 
arm ond ha come in in bond and be 
j ) r flour made of soft wheat sent back in pl f that? 
| NE {Sri {think that is one of the abuses of the inet ’ 
the tariff then? ou think you would enjoy some of the benefits of 
Mr. WeLL : : 
pn ER. If T understand you, I think we would get some of 
Mr. MEexGEs. ; 7 : 
The high orate wre been studying that side of the question. 
country in Jerse 1 understand it, is imported into this 
: ge quantities, and the fl i 
is that Tight? That the fons th ie flour made out of it stays here; 
ur that is made out of the soft wheat from
	        

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