Millard County Chronicle | 1915-09-30 | Page 2 | Want Market Commission

Want Market Commission. California women are anxious to establish es-tablish a national marketing commission commis-sion as suggested by the United States delegate to the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome. According to this plan, the president of the United States will appoint the national mar-president mar-president of an influential chamber of keting commission, consisting of the commerce, the mayor of three of the largest cities in the United States, three members of the leading mall order and department stores, a leading railroad man, a parcel post man, a leading banker, a leading workingman, two congressmen, a senator, making fourteen in all, and in addition to this fifteen farmers from various sections of the United States, making twenty-nine twenty-nine members of the commission. There would also be state commissions, commis-sions, appointed by the governors, and so on down to township commissions. There would be places in each town and city for sales, and farm produce would be put on sale at different hours in the week.