Joy Rice Milling Company v. Brown

In 1920 appellant, Joy Rice Milling Company, hereinafter referred to as the company, was engaged in the milling of rice at Wheatley, Arkansas, and appellees were engaged- in growing rice in that vicinity during that year. Some time prior to 1920 there had been formed an association known as the Southern Rice Growers’ Association, hereinafter referred to as the association, the purpose of which was to advance the interest of rice growers by putting rice on the market most advantageously and by advertising and other propaganda to increase the consumption of rice as an article of diet.

The…