Brown Fence & Wire Co. v. Federal Trade Commission
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SIMONS, Circuit Judge.
Petitioner is engaged in the mail order business, selling farm supplies in interstate commerce through the medium of animal cat-alogues circulated in the rural districts of the United States. It owns and operates three factories manufacturing wire fencing and allied products, such as gates, tools, posts, and stretchers. The remaining articles listed in its catalogue, including fence anchors, barbed wire extension arms, paint, roofing, tires, tubes, baby chicks, brooders, stoves, cream separators, nursery stock, heaters, and sprayers, are purchased from other…
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