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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1918

Page

5

Food Administration regulates sugar flour and wheat use

Fredericksburg Texas rules limit sugar to 5 pounds per town resident and 10 pounds per country resident, with flour limits and equal substitute requirements. Substitutes include corn meal and rice. two fifths to three fifths rules apply to Graham, Whole Wheat, and Rye flour. Wheatless and meatless days restrict wheat products and animal foods. keep inventories in check and enforce a 96 pound cap per consumer. Gillespie Co. Food Administration, Fredericksburg, Texas.

Gillespie Co. Food Administration Fredericksburg Texas A. J. Hahne Bldg

Red Cross Women Sprint War Refugee Clothing Drive

The Woman's Department details wartime clothing aid for French and Belgian refugees. Instructions cover durable fabrics, dark outerwear, and twice as much underwear, with patterns and sizes listed for girls, boys, and women, all coordinated through Red Cross chapters and the Bureau of Supplies in St. Louis.

Red Cross Woman's Department Focal North Broadway St. Louis McCall Bureau of Supplies Edmund F. Brown Southwestern Division Railway Exchange

Red Cross Services Ordered for Army Camps

Secretary of War Baker issues a mandatory order directing all army camps and cantonments nationwide to utilize the services and supplies of the American Red Cross as a major force for supporting the war effort for America and its allies.

RED Cross America Baker United States

Secretaries orders reach all U S commanders

A War Department directive has been transmitted to every military commander nationwide. The message emphasizes ongoing cooperation with the Red Cross and ensures uniform implementation across commands.

Great Demonstration in Turin for US Red Cross Section

In Turin Italy a large demonstration honored the departure of the fourth section of the American Red Cross composed of 25 ambulances. Flowers covered the vehicles crowds cheered bands played American airs and soldiers gave military honors.

Turin American Red Cross United States Italy

Civilian Relief Department Strengthens Red Cross Home Service

More than 400 Home Service Sections in Red Cross chapters across the Southwestern Division aid soldiers families. They provide information on pay, mail, allotments, burial, and aftercare, plus legal advice from local lawyers to prevent unnecessary fees. the Bureau of War Risk Insurance confirms no attorney needed to secure benefits.

Red Cross Southwestern Home Service Washington Bureau of War Risk Insurance Civilian Relief Department

Surgeon General Removes Officers from Medical Reserve Corps

War era report notes 1,050 Medical Reserve Corps officers discharged by February 23 for various reasons including inaptitude and disability. The same period records 2,265 promotions, with some officers advancing more than once. Government urges patience and displays a poster to counter enemy disinformation about food stock and wartime provisions.

Army Medical Reserve Corps

Soldiers as Guards for Industrial Plants Not Recommended

War Department memorandum warns against using soldiers as guards for factories and shipyards. It states soldiers should not perform police duty for property protection behind front lines and urges civilian guards supplied by factory owners or local authorities. The guidance emphasizes civilians aiding the country and reserves soldiers for European battlefields.

War Department Europe War News Digest

Do Not Be Fooled By The Lies Of The Enemy Poster

United States Food Administration posters headed Do Not Be Fooled By The Lies Of The Enemy will be mailed to all post offices. Office of First Assistant Postmaster General Washington announces March 1 1918. The posters state the United States message against enemy deception.

Washington United States Food Administration United States

Kerrville Praise for Doan's Kidney Pills

Kerrville residents report strong relief from disordered kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. A local plumber, N Baylor of Kerrville Main St., shares repeated good results after overwork caused back pain and strained kidney function. He endorses Doan's Kidney Pills and notes price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY sells the pills.

Kerrville Dean Fredericksburg N. Baylor Main St Texas Doan Mr. Baylor Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Falo N. Y

Kott's Garage Ford Service Station Ad

An item promoting Kott's Garage offering genuine Ford service and battery repairs, urging readers to seek repairs at the storage battery home and trusted service station.

KOTT

Stewart and Kolmeier Klier Shearing Equipment Ad

Stewart and Kolmeier Klier promote Shearing Machines and mohair saving time. They offer hors clippers and hand shears. Contact for demonstrations and purchases.

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