Hoover Appeals for Meat and Wheat Reduction Effort
An appeal from Herbert Hoover urges nationwide voluntary restraint on food use. The Food Administration stresses equal sacrifice, calling for meat and poultry cuts to two pounds per person over four years, sugar economy, and a wheat reduction to one third of normal until next harvest to aid Allied needs. The call emphasizes collective action and continued devotion.
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Hoover Urges Wheat Ration Abstinence and Victory Loaf Plan
A wartime appeal urges unequal burden sharing in food. Those in physical labor should receive more bread, while urban households need prepared loaves. Women workers, home bakers, and children require protection, with a call to abstain from wheat until the harvest. Signed by Herbert Hoover. Notice of Final Settlement in the Wm. Thomson estate set for August 12, 1918 in Carthage, Missouri, administrator W. J. Waters Jr. First published June 2001.
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Wm. Thomson
W. JH. Waters, Jr
Jasper County
Missouri
Carthage
W. J H. Waters, Jr
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