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Digest of Bills The final compromise marked the end of a session and of a final week that saw much action: This included passage of such measures as: A seed (bill which provides that untested home-grown seeds may be advertised on radio and telvision in addition to newspapers and signs, and' that it may be transported in —commercial-vehicles if the containers are plainly marked “This seed has not been tested." This was a compromise approved by the State Department of Agriculture.
A bill making it unlawful for a , manufacturer to have in his possession any dogwood that was cut from a tree of less than six inches in diameter at the base. Senator Byrd introduced the measure and it was handled in the House by Mr. Frost.
Two bills to tighten absent voting
A bill authorizing the State Department of Agriculture to sell as well as produce vacine for Bang’s Disease. 1
Permisson for a maximum interest rate of 4 per cent on State Literary Fund Loans instead of the present 2 per cent at the discretion of the State Board of Education.
Prohibition of the feeding of y garbage to hogs unless authorization is granted by the State Department of ^Agriculture in line with its efforts to
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