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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1918

Page

2

Wheat Consumption Edges Toward New Limits

The Food Administration considers further limits on wheat use to bridge the subnormal U S supply until the next harvest. A Department of Agriculture report shows 30 percent of normal flour stocks and 125 to 180 million bushels may be available, with hoarding feared as a major risk. Regions like Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri show reduced holdings, while export plans push 90 million bushels to allies before the new crop. The South may face six-pound monthly ration experiments if grain flow remains tight.

Associated Press Washington, D. C United States The Food Administration Department of Agriculture Department Eountry Mills Kansas Montana Washington Oklahoma Missouri America Texas South

Ten-Mile Zone Law Signed by Governor Hobby

Gov Hobby signs House bill No 9 prohibiting sale or exchange of intoxicants within ten miles of military and shipbuilding sites. Effective April 15. Also signs Senate bill No 17 enabling reorganizing unorganized or disorganized counties with petitions by at least seventy five legal voters. Tax deadline reminder for 1918 folks.

Austin Texas Gov. Hobby

Community News Call Encourages Reader Tips

Local paper asks residents to share items of interest to neighbors. The note invites help in making the city newspaper more newsy and asks for tips to improve coverage.

Juring

Federal income tax briefing for 1917 returns

United States taxpayers must file by April 1 1918 with possible extensions to June 15. Singles with $1000 or more, married couples with $2000 or more, and dependents thresholds govern returns. Exemptions, deductions, and penalties described. interest and gains rules noted. charitable deductions allowed up to 15 percent of net income. penalties for false or late filings outlined.

Collector Internal Revenue United States U. S Red Cross

Mr Simpkins Pays His Income Tax In War Time

An elderly man in 1917 faces his income tax bill of about 14134 dollars, comparing it with others and reflecting on honor, sacrifice, and whether wealth equates to duty. He mails the return at dusk, resolved to do his part for the country.

Mr. Simpkins Celene Simpkins Colonel Simpkins Bess John Afr. Simpkins Internal Revenue Officer Simpkins Henry Wilkins Jake Johnson Judge Willoughby America Mr.Simpkins

Interpretation of Zone Law Extends Dry Zone to Aviation Fields

Attorney General Looney ruled the ten mile dry zone applies to aviator landing fields used for cross country cadet training and field stoppages. It holds government guarded transient fields require dryness and bans liquor sales to social clubs within the zone, even if not a public liquor business.

L. A. Express Austin Texas Looney

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