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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented notice discusses a fertilizer and feeding campaign led by Osborne aimed at aiding farmers. It mentions costs, the need for support from manufacturers, and suggests farmers can buy more with a bushel of corn or wheat, highlighting a push to improve wartime efficiencies and supplies for allies.
Federal Food Administrator A. Peden for Texas outlined action against a New Baden merchant for food law violations. The case cites halted stock, demanded price restoration, and a 38 day second count. The notice orders restoration of goods at original prices and strict compliance, with possible further penalties for violations.
The American Red Cross allocated 4 771 800 for Italy relief from November 1911 to May 1918. The report cites a New York press source and notes the funds funded relief work in Italy via headquarters in St. Louis.
The notice states 2 ounces is the maximum bread portion and announces changes effective immediately. General Rationing requires hotels to adjust wheat meal portions and related provisions. The communication from director R A Parker outlines new meal allotments and inspection of forms and samples.
Garcia's license to operate as a dealer is canceled by federal Food Administration authority. The action, approved by the Food Administrator and officials, bars Garcia from continuing in the game line under the revocation order. The case references involve Peden and Garvin with the department oversight and approval of the revocation.
40000 pounds of flour is diverted for general use to supply farmers cooperative association. Distribution to retailers for consumer use at one pound flour per pound substitute, aiming fair and just allocation within the territory.
Texas production of quicksilver in 1917 totaled 506 925 pounds from four Brewster County camps with monthly San Francisco prices ranging from 81 to 150 dollars. The page lists Brewster County residents serving the nation and a dense lodge directory with meeting nights and officers.
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