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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1918

Page

8

August Calls Loom as Class One Men Run Short

Wee Moines July 24 Adj Gen Guy Rhaes warns that August calls may strain Class 1 men. Logan notes about 3,265 leave for Camp during a three day period ending July 29, leaving roughly 24,000 served this spring. Only about 1,500 Class 1 men remain from the 1917 registration. policy may shift to Class 2 or extend age limits for future calls.

Moines Siett Hewa Eer Re Swevsi Adj Guy Rhaes Newts Obs Gemera Logan Adj Generii Dherime Eneral Logan

Campaign to Bring Books to Public Library During War

Intensive drive for Camp Library Books aims to supply public libraries throughout the war period. Residents urged to donate volumes and aid the campaign's effort to stock libraries serving service members and civilians alike.

U S Food Administrator on brewing and temperance

The administrator argues against stopping brewing due to national efficiency and grain use, noting whisky and gin supplies remain and beer is 2 percent. He warns prohibition by legislation, not food policy, and says stopping distilled liquors could end brewing without alcohol shortages.

United States The Food Administration American People of Congress

Parisian Restaurant Writ Letter to U.S. Food Admin Attache

A Parisian letter to a U.S. food administration attaché discusses hardship from wartime bread restrictions. The missive highlights rationing impact on daily life and restaurant operations in Paris during the crisis.

Paris United States food _administration

New Meat Rules for Iowa Advised by Food Administrator

J F Deems, United States Food Administrator for Iowa, urges households to substitute pork products for beef to aid armies. Limit beef to 1.25 pounds per week per household member. allow 1.5 pounds with bone. Other meats priced as export substitutes.

J. F. Deems United States Iowa

Federal plan to secure freight in transit

New York reports theft of freight in the United States totaled over 38 million dollars last year. Federal authorities plan to shield shippers by safeguarding freight in government hands. A large scale thief hunt will be run with thousands employed around New York St Louis Chicago Memphis Kansas City Denver and San Francisco.

New York United States St. Louis Chicago Memphis Kansas City Denver San Francisco

Grain crop goal set for record winter wheat sowing

Washington announces the Agriculture Department requests farmers sow 47.5 million acres of winter wheat this fall aiming for about 667 million bushels. Aide says 45 million acres is minimum but 47.5 million could be reached, a 12 percent rise from last year to feed allied nations.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Huns Chased by Indians With Army on the Marne

Allied artillery clears districts north of the Marne as Pershing’s Indians who fought in Mexico play a prominent role in river scout work on the Marne.

Pershing Mexico Marne

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