Cogdell v. State

Appellant was convicted for violating the “feeding stuff” law, and fined $250. The offenses are prescribed by article 735 of our Penal Code, which, as applicable herein, is:

“Any manufacturer, importer or agent, selling, offering or exposing for sale, any concentrated commercial feeding stuff, * * * -with a label, stating that said feeding stuff contains substantially a larger percentage of protein, fat or nitrogen-free extract, or a smaller quantity of crude fiber than is contained therein, * * * shall * * * be fined not less than one hundred dollars nor more than five hundred dollars.”

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