We Are Doing Our Best To Observe Government Food Rules
A brief from a business urging customers to support the food regulation program. The note emphasizes stockpiling government requested goods to aid allies and invites customers to visit.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
5
A brief from a business urging customers to support the food regulation program. The note emphasizes stockpiling government requested goods to aid allies and invites customers to visit.
Local residents host relatives from Seattle Hood River and Cashmere while library hours update. Notables visit Seattle Wenatchee and Spokane for meetings and medical training. Community events include a Red Cross knitting push a concert drive and charity sale strategies.
The Yappy Club hosted a dancing party for Mrs Cullen at the G N Lumber Clubhouse with a midnight lunch. She attended a one o clock luncheon hosted by the Library Board at Mrs P A Snyder's home with many guests.
Washington residents back government food restrictions and begin using potato in bread as bakers install peeling machines. Substitutes like white and whole wheat flour arrive. U S. Food Administration tours show general compliance. Tacoma Todd shipyard employs 1400. overtime raises output as experts falter.
The daily press reports that State Superintendent Mrs Josephine Preston suspended a teacher for unpatriotic remarks. Other districts send in reports about pro German remarks or disrespect for the government and the U S army. Patriotic patrons urge Mrs Preston to act. Aberdeen shipyard changes hands as Grays Harbor Motorship takes over Grays Harbor Shipbuilding with work to start immediately and three keels to be laid this month.
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