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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
4
Advertising rates listed for display ten cents per inch and locals per line five cents. Obituaries receive free short length, extra length five cents per line. Card of thanks and resolutions billed per line. Payment in advance required. six copies of one issue and three months, three months option. Indiana Associated Weeklies.
Mr and Mrs Roy Melson visited Mr and Mrs T K Smith of Bloomington Sunday and Monday. They were joined by daughter Thora who had stayed a month with the Smiths, along with Tom Melson and Mrs Blanch Gough and daughter. Mrs Gough and daughter will depart Saturday for Akron Ohio, to be accompanied by Tom Melson.
Dr Harry Barnard the Federal Food Administrator for Indiana calls for increased wheat acreage and higher yield per acre as shortages of farm labor press for max production. He highlights tomato canning, sugar rationing, and the U S Boys Working Reserve aiding harvests, with guidance to farmers and canners and notes sugar allotments and enforcement actions.
The Kuss Baking Company of Mishawaka paid 1225 66 into local war charities for April and May. The firm admitted failure to comply with regulations on wheat flour substitutes and chose payment in lieu of license forfeiture and wartime business suspension.
Indiana U S Food Administration calls for mass enrollment in Food Clubs to boost war effort. About 1500 clubs formed so far, work in 96 counties, aims to finish by September end before Liberty Loan drives. Directors urge public cooperation and provide contact details for officials. Beef by products list offered for meals without violating beef conservation rules.
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