Butter vs. oleomargarine : shall the small farmers of America be crushed out by fraud and monopoly : a speech by the Hon. Warner Miller, of New York, Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture and Fores
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Butter vs. oleomargarine : shall the small farmers of America be crushed out by fraud and monopoly : a speech by the Hon. Warner Miller, of New York, Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture and Fores

by Warner Miller

History Politics Agriculture
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Warner Miller’s speech addresses the contentious relationship between butter and oleomargarine while highlighting concerns about the survival of America’s small farmers. Framed around allegations of fraud and monopoly, this historical document reflects a period of political discussion over agriculture, markets, and the forces shaping food production.

About This Book

This volume presents a speech by Warner Miller of New York, identified as Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry.

Its subject is the debate over butter and oleomargarine and the implications of that controversy for American agriculture.

The speech focuses especially on the position of small farmers and the threat posed by practices described in the title as fraud and monopoly.

As a historical political document, it offers insight into agricultural concerns and public debate surrounding these products.

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