State Board plans inmate labor program and farm work
The executive committee outlines a plan to use inmate and patient labor for state and municipal needs. It favors unskilled, agricultural and rough work to avoid competing with free labor, and proposes clothing production be kept local. It calls for prison and reformatory convicts to perform maintenance, shop work, and road projects while coordinating with highway and conservation departments.
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Trenton
Intata Department
Charitten and Correction
United States
Ex Tlye
Btata
State Board
Bharil
Atnte
Leesburg
Highway Départment
Highway Department
Meghet
Howe
Prigean
Christos Andy Corrections
Nand
Johor
Tnvitelal
Wigonera
Sugar Ration Rules Set by Food Administration
After surveying the world sugar situation the U S Food Administration asks the American public to limit sugar to two pounds per person per month through January 2 1910. The limit covers household cooking table sugar and even cafeteria meals at Washington. The agency notes Allied demand and war needs, cites low domestic production and reduced beet and Louisiana cane yields, and cites ship losses from submarine warfare as factors in restricting supplies.
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U. 3 Foods Administration
U.S
Washington
The
Food Administration
Uae
Uned
Ustater
Louisiana
Atlantic
Unclear Classified Skew Promises Clean Storage and Low Rates
A fragmented ad fragment teases “aged meat” quality and moderate prices while touting clean dry sanitary vermin free rooms. It mentions locked rooms disinfected before use and invites inspection with insurance and storage rates noted as low. Two new motor vans and a delivery van are offered for service.
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Tel and Day Service Roscoe C Smart
Readable fragments indicate a notice about Roscoe C Smart linked to a telephone or day service. The text is incomplete but suggests an informational item naming a person and a service facility.
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Roscoe C. Smart
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