TENTH ANNUAL YEAR BOOK— PART XIV i);'5 



Fourth. Locality where said seed was grown, when known. 



Sec. 2. Every barrol, bag, pail, parcel or package of concentrated com- 

 mercial feeding stuffs, as defined in Section Three (3) of this act, and 

 every feed intended for domestic animals that is compounded from two 

 or more substances, in addition to the requirements of Section One (1) 

 shall have affixed thereto, in a conspicuous place on the outside thereof, 

 a statement in the manner and form prescribed in Section One (1), giv- 

 ing the true and correct names of all the ingredients of which it is com- 

 posed. Except condimental stock food; patented, proprietary or trade- 

 marked stock or poultry foods, claimed to possess medicinal or nutritive 

 properties, or both; and these shall be labeled or branded so as not to de- 

 ceive or mislead the purchaser in any way, and the contents of any such, 

 package shall not be substituted in whole or in part for any other con- 

 tents. 



"Any statement, design or device upon the label or package regarding 

 the substances contained therein, shall be true and correct, and any claim 

 made for the feeding, condimental, tonic or medicinal value shall not be 

 false or misleading in any particular. 



"The name and percentage of any deleterious or poisonous ingredient 

 or ingredients shall be plainly stated upon the outside of the package or 

 container." 



"The name and percentage of the diluent or diluents, or bases, shall 

 be plainly stated on the outside of the package or container." 



Sec. 3. The term, concentrated commercial feeding stuffs, as used in 

 this act, shall include alfalfa meals and feeds; dried beet refuse; ground 

 beef or fish scraps; bean meals; dried blood; brewers' grains, both wet 

 and dry; cerealine feeds; cocoanut meals; corn feeds; corn and oat feeds; 

 corn, oat and barley feeds; compounds under the name of corn and cob 

 meals; corn bran; clover meal; cotton-seed meal and feeds; germ feeds; 

 distillers' grains; gluten meals; gluten feeds; hominy feeds; linseed meals; 

 malt refuse; malt sprouts; meat meals; meat and bone meals; mixed 

 feeds of all kinds; oil meals of all kinds; oat feeds; oat bran; oat flour; 

 oat middlings; oat shorts; pea meals; poultry foods; rice bran; rice m&al; 

 rice polish; rye bran, rye middlings; rye shorts; starch feeds and starch 

 factory-by-products; tankage and packing-house by-products; wheat bran; 

 wheat middlings; wheat shorts; and low grade wheat flour; and all ma- 

 terials of similar nature used for domestic animals; also condimental 

 stock food; patented, proprietary or ti'ademarked stock or poultry feeds, 

 claimed to possess medicinal or nutritive properties or both; and all other 

 materials intended for feeding to domestic animals. But it shall not in- 

 clude: Hay, straw; whole seeds; unmixed meals made from the entire 

 grains of wheat, rye, barley, oats, Indian corn, buckwheat, and broomcorn; 

 nor wheat flours nor other flours flt for human consumption. 



Sec. 4. Before any concentrated commercial feeding-stuffs, as defined 

 in Section Three (3) of this act, is offered or exposed for sale, the im- 

 porter, manufacturer, person or party who causes it to be sold or offered 

 for sale within the State of Iowa, for use within this State, for each and 

 every feeding-stuff bearing a distinguishing name or trademark, shall file 

 with the State Food and Dairy Commissioner a certified copy of the state- 

 ment named in Section One (1) of this act, and shall also deposit with 



