Men Who Can Help Farmers Worthy of Town Leaders
Clarence Usley urges town leadership through chambers of commerce and county defense councils to survey able bodied men with farm experience and pledge them to spend days each week or a week per month aiding farmers during peak demand. He notes many men in towns can be replaced by women workers such as waiters and clerks to free men for field labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
County Council of Defense
Clarence Usley
Secretary of Agriculture
Fortify With Silage Against Winter And High Priced Feed
USDA silage specialists urge beef cattle farmers to dedicate sufficient acreage to silage crops to ensure annual returns and avoid costly feeds. More silo acreage than usual is advised to buffer against dry seasons or hail. For the South, plant extra sorghum to cover potential shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Why Rye Flour Was Removed From Substitute List
The Food Administration explains rye flour was removed from the wheat flour substitute list due to limited rye supply. As of May 1 there were 16,000,000 bushels in the U.S. against a May 1 to August 1 normal use of 31,000,000 bushels, which would not sustain longer than a month if rye remained on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
United States
Sugar Certificates Arrangements for Canning Sales
The Wholesale and Retail Division of the Food Administration says large mail order houses will send to the Federal Food Administrator in each state the actual certificates signed by consumers for sugar bought for canning purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
Substitutes in Wheat Rules Include Feterita Not Kaffir Milo
The text notes that feterita flours and meals are listed as wheat flour substitutes in Rules 26 29 and 31, guiding sales to retailers and consumers. Kaffir and milo flours though not expressly listed are treated as substitutes via interpretation, and are explicitly included as substitutes for bakers in Rule 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feterita
Kaffir and Milo
New Augusta Administrator Appointed in Richmond County
New Augusta solicitor W Inman Curry of Augusta city court has been appointed Wood County administrator to succeed N L Willet. Curry becomes the first court solicitor to be commissioned as an administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Inman .Curry
Augusta
Richmond County
N.L. Willet
Curry
Profiteering License Revoked for Milling Company
The United States Mood Administration revoked the Ismert-Hincke Milling Company license in Kansas City after findings that its sworn reports to the Food Administration were inaccurate. The firm depreciated inventories and varied valuations to misstate flour manufacture costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mood Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Ismert-Hincke Milling Company
Kansas City
Pood Administration
Patriotism Passed Along in War Food Fight Editorials
Editorials in rural papers stress two great enemies for the civilized world Central Powers and famine. Missouri Ruralist urges Missourians to join the food fight by saving wheat and supporting Allies with food and comforts. Readers are urged to act, avoid slackers, and realize all must contribute to victory and defeat Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Missouri
Sam
Carlot Coffee A-85 Special Rule on carload weight
General rule 9 governs dealers in green coffee carload shipments. When several licensees participate all are equally obligated to observe the minimum weight. May 6, 1918. From now until next harvest wheat is a luxury for babies invalids and the very poor. Abstain from wheat and wheat products start a wheatless till harvest club.
Habitual Tendency of a Business Man Show
The manager notes the show targets the tired business man while Dustin Stax admits the production cost an affront. He says his own fatigue stems from worrying how to pay interest on the investment, which distracted him from the performance.
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Dustin Stax
Not sure you had good taste in marriage says column
A New Haven Register column argues that the speaker doubted the other’s taste in choosing a spouse, while contrasting good taste with poor sense. The piece uses dialogue and opinion tone to critique relationship judgment and compatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Register
Sugar From Palms Varieties of Palms in Ceylon Used for Sugar
Sugar is extracted from sixteen varieties of palms that grow in Ceylon and are used to produce a palm sugar. The article notes the plant sources and potential uses, highlighting the palm species as a sugar source.
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Ceylon
Local Officials List Amidst Municipal Postings
A fragmented roster of county and town officials appears, listing roles such as chairman secretary treasurer representative clerk tax collector tax receiver and surveyor among others. The garbled OCR text includes names like Hyers Smith Walden Moore Anderson Arnold Christian Davis Porter Grizzle and Head but presents no coherent context or event.
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H.hyers
H. &. Smith
Treas
A.G. Walden
John W. Moore
Anderson County West
Craig BR
Arnold Osminniy
A. Wonks ‘Townsend
Superior Coury
Christian Shep
Taine
Jd. M. Davis
CO. Porter
Alfred Grizzle
The Mountains Inn Open For Travelers In North Georgia
The Mountains Inn is now open for transient and traveling public. It bills itself as the finest resort in North Georgia with the best meals and amenities including electric lights and running water. The property spans 80 acres in a park setting with ample shade and cool areas managed by proprietor Craig R Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Georgia
Craig R. Arnold
Notice of forfeiture of bond in Lumpkin Superior Court
Governor Hugh M. Dorsey announces forfeiture of a bond given for the appearance of A H Fowle to answer an indictment for cheating and swindling in Lumpkin County Georgia. A hearing is set for the next term on the third Monday in October to show cause why final judgment should not be entered against Fowle or John D. Dickson, security, for the amount, interest, and costs. Witness J B Jones, April 28, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Fowle
John D. Dickson
Lumpkin Superior Court
Georgia
Lumpkin
County of
State of Georgia
J. B. Jones
T. BF. Christian
Lumpkin County
Coffins and burial goods advertised north of Atlanta
An advertisement touts a wide range of coffins from cheapest to highest priced with the largest selection. It promises copper lined finest caskets and guarantees Atlanta prices on all burial goods. The seller claims unmatched quality and neatness and invites customers to come view the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pure Herb Tables advertised as health remedy
An advert claims Pure Herb Tables are not a laxative but restore and balance the body. It promises immediate improvement, broad benefits to digestion kidneys liver and blood, and a three month treatment in a box for one dollar with refund if no relief. Manufactured by Pure Herb Tablet Co Ashland Ohio. W B Townsend Dahlonega Ga agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Herb Tablet Co
Ashland
Ohio
W.B. Townsend
Dahlonega, Ga
Ur Romer Head Surgeon and Physician at North Georgia College
Dahlonega Ga special advantages at this institution include total expenses under other colleges between 126 and 175 dollars for the year covering board lodging books fuel lights and uniform. The climate mountain location discipline and regular instruction in A B and other courses are promoted under U S Army officers with dormitories on campus. For further information address Dr G R Glen president.
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Ivery
Georgia
U.S. Army
G. R. Glen
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Germany
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Baker
W.S. Davis
Marshall
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G. W. Camp
J. 0. Praselt
A. DB. Keith
T. Jackson W. B. Turley
Trustees City School
TAN
D. C
Chee
G. G. Evans
Bryan
W.T. Dowdy
W. Caldwell
Y. Abercrombie
C.N. Fitts
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the Mountains Inn
Hugh M. Dorsey
John M. Slayton
Septlefield
Romer
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
B. R. Meeders & Sons
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