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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1918

Page

2

Price Interpreting Committee of US Food Administration

United States Food Administration document issued by the Price Interpreting Committee outlines guidance on pricing practices for wartime supplies. The notice emphasizes fairness, stabilization measures, and compliance expectations for merchants and producers during the national food effort.

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District nearly five million short of quota

Dallas, Aug 13 The total subscription to treasury certificates closed at 7 o'clock this afternoon amounted to 7 525 000. This is nearly five million less than the amount asked of the district banks by Secretary McAdoo per Nathan Adams director of sales. Boll worms are damaging cotton irrigated crops are the only crops here, and dry land crops have failed.

S. A. Express Dallas Texas Treasury

Boll Worms Damaging Cotton In West Texas Fields

Ballinger Texas August 13 irrigation farmers along the Concho River west of Ballinger report boll worms damaging cotton. Local growers assess impact as pest persists across the farming area and seek control measures.

Ballinger Texas Concho River Here

Fire destroys press box at Flatonia gin

Fire at noon yesterday damaged the press box of the Kristek and Kolar gin in Flatonia Texas. About half a bale of cotton burned with a match blamed for the blaze. No other losses reported.

Flatonia Texas Kristek and Kolar

Hoover credits American women for food conservation

Food shipments to Allied nations and U S forces rose sharply as voluntary conservation under Hoover fed the Allies amid shortages. By 1917 18 meat and fat exports totaled billions of pounds with cereals reaching 340 million bushels, all funded through the Food Administration and reflecting nationwide effort despite crop failures.

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Saving Sugar to Save Shipping in Wartime

The United States Food Administration urges families to limit household sugar to two pounds per person per month as the war demands maximize ships for the Army and Navy. With 75 percent of sugar sent overseas and annual production around 1,090,000 tons, saving sugar means preserving shipping capacity and aiding the war effort.

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Our Boys in France and home Protection

The text extols health tips and a urinary tract remedy called Anuric Tablets. It references soldiers in France and home protection, urges water intake, diet changes, and a trial package offer. Personal testimonials praise Anuric Tablets for rheumatism relief and kidney comfort.

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Germans Threatening to Occupy Petrograd

Washington views the possible occupation of Petrograd as a move that would hasten the Russian uprising. A Copenhagen Poltiken dispatch via Helsinki reports Germans moving troops toward Petrograd as a likely objective. The note also mentions declarations recognizing Czecho-Slovaks as allies.

Petrograd Washington Associated Press London Geremans Petro Copenhagen

French sugar shortage due to German control and rationing

French sugar mills were destroyed by German troops. France must import sugar as most beet land is German owned. A ration of about 18 pounds per person per year is set, cutting annual consumption to 6,000 tons from a prewar 700,000 ton crop. Reports to the U S Food Administration describe the impact.

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Americans Asked to Limit Use of Sugar

The U S Food Administration urged a two pounds per month per person sugar limit until January 1 1919 to ensure supplies for the Army Navy Allied armies and civilians. It warned of reduced rations amid a fragile world sugar balance and urged homes to conserve fruit canning without sugar until supplies improve.

U. S. Food Administration

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