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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
6
Milford Pennsylvania February 20 1918 a citizen writes to The White House with concerns on the food supply for Americans and Allies. The author notes consultation with farm leaders and stresses conservation. He argues civilian steadfastness is as vital as military fighting in the war effort and calls for abundant food.
A plea to Americans to increase food production dominates the piece, stressing that Britain, France, and Italy depend on U S wheat and pork. It notes farmer labor shortages, seed and credit gaps, and a looming harvest shortfall, urging immediate action over rationing and urging public leadership to marshal production.
Legislative factions clash over Governor Hobby's liquor stance as proponents push a ten mile zone regulation while opposing measures seek statewide prohibition. Debate centers on constitutionality, with senators and representatives submitting proclamations and preparing votes amid House and Senate caucuses and funeral duties.
Miss Navonie H. Bohne a Houston cashier says Tanlac restored her health after stomach disturbances headaches and fatigue. She gained twelve pounds in two bottles and now enjoys energy sleep and a clear complexion. Tanlac is sold in Fredericksburg Willow City Harper and Eckert by local retailers.
Mr Don T Griswold of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas states in a service letter that feeding hogs with a ration including corn and seed meal can harden them. He recommends one and a half pounds of gain per day, notes classing at packing, and suggests not exceeding two pounds of meal per hog per day along with caution about cotte meal poisoning.
A large shipment of Irish Cutter and Early Triumph potatoes has been received by Juenke and Schoen. They invite customers to send orders for the new stock.
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