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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Roy Melson visited Mr and Mrs T K Smith of Bloomington over Sunday and Monday. Their daughter Thora remained visiting for a month with the Smiths, joined by Tom Melson and Mrs Blanch Gough and daughter. Mrs Gough and her daughter plan to leave Saturday for Akron Ohio and will be accompanied by Tom Melson.
The Federal Food Administration calls Indiana farmers to increase wheat acreage by 17 percent for 1919 and boost per acre yields. Tomatoes are crucial for soldiers ration canning, with one third requisitioned. The U S Boys Working Reserve aids farm labor, supporting harvests and sugar beet saving efforts while schools may release boys to help.
The Kuss Baking Company paid $1 225 66 to local war charities for April and May, amounting to one cent per loaf. The firm admitted noncompliance with flour substitute regulations and opted payment instead of license forfeiture and business suspension during the war.
Indiana U S Food Administration urges forming local Food Clubs to link every home to the war food effort. About one third of clubs formed, with plans to finish by September and before the next Liberty Loan drive. Authors urge participation, leadership lists, and contact through the U S Food Administration in Indianapolis. Also lists beef by products for consumption without violating beef restrictions.
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