This volume contains the complete record of hearings held before the Committee on Agriculture of the U. S. House of Representatives from December 16, 1903, to February 24, 1904. These hearings address bills and resolutions related to agricultural policy and legislation considered by the 58th Congress, 2nd session. Providing valuable insight into the legislative process and the agricultural concerns of the period, this historical document offers a detailed look at the issues facing American farmers and the government's response during the early 20th century. A crucial resource for researchers and historians studying American agricultural history, government policy, and legislative proceedings.
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