St. Louis Women Form Food Conservation Army
President Wilson empowered Herbert Hoover to mobilize women as a food conservation army in St. Louis. The city formed a sweeping organization with a central committee, thrift gardens, a co operative cannery, garden guards, and education and legislative divisions to save surplus produce, expand canning, and curb waste during war.
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