State Inspector Weighs Wheat in Walla Walla 1941

A state inspector measures the weight per bushel of wheat in Walla Walla, Washington, in July 1941. This vintage image illustrates quality control in grain production. The inspection ensured compliance with standards essential for agricultural success during World War II, reflecting the importance of reliable food sources in American history.

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