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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
6
The United States Department of Agriculture describes A shaped movable hog houses for sow and litter use. The 8 by 6 foot shelter rests on four by four runners with battened joints and cross braces. Front can be closed in cold climates for ventilation and warmth aided by lanterns during farrowing.
A government circular from the secretary of agriculture describes two types of inexpensive movable hog houses, a box shaped and an A shaped design. It argues proper housing boosts hog production by reducing feed needs and preventing losses from exposure, urging readers to request Circular 102.
A U S Food Administration appeal urges restraint on using canned foods when fresh vegetables are abundant. It warns tin shortages threaten the reserve supply used to feed soldiers and asks households hotels and consumers to practice utmost economy in canning and buying.
Sugar rationing for manufacturing will continue during the war, says J N Bundick Colorado Food Administration Sugar division chair. He warns manufacturers using sugar for less essential foods to practice strict economy as 1919 allowances may fall below 1918 levels and transportation limits hinder Cuban imports. When you look your best see Fertner.
Dentist Dr. B L Fowler will be in Keota for the first seven days of each month to see patients. This schedule repeats monthly, providing clinic access in the local area.
A Ford touring car described as latest model, in A-1 condition with accessories, priced cheap for cash or bankable paper. Listing notes available for purchase at the News Office.
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