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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
5
A government survey projects sufficient wheat and proteins to meet world needs after peace but warns against famine abroad. It urges continued U S conservation and export expansion, prioritizing pork and dairy while stressing aid to liberated and war-torn nations.
Government reports show cattle up by 10 285 000 head and hogs by 12441 000 in the period to January, with sheep down slightly. Officials forecast a pork surplus of around 1 000 000 000 pounds for fall 1918 and spring 1919 to meet war demand, alongside continued beef imports constrained by refrigeration limits.
The text notes America will send the food and support needed for victory. It urges steadfast resolve alongside Allied forces as they hold the line and push toward victory with American aid.
A wartime appeal attributes victory to daily effort by every man woman and child and notes the need to safeguard Europe with adequate food supplies. The writer recalls consumer duties and the housewife’s role in preventing starvation through shared sacrifice.
The passage praises voluntary food saving during wartime, noting it supported the Ales and aided the war effort. It claims the group saved about $45,000,000 that would have been spent by rationing and argues the outlay came from their own pockets, highlighting the value of citizen cooperation.
The text reflects on waving and sharing as a means to keep the world together during war and to aid healing in unions, emphasizing America's role in support and recovery efforts.
President Hoover outlines threefold goals to steer trade toward essential food commodities to curb hoarding and wasteful practices, reduce extortion, and stabilize prices in basic staples. The August 10, 1917 remark frames policy aims in wartime.
Information from the U S Food Administration reports that cleaner threshing saved about 1000009 bushels of wheat and similar gains in other grains. Even where figures are missing other states noted large reductions in losses. The wheat savings equal seven one pound loaves per person in the United States.
The article notes large oper portunation in conservation and substantial grain recovery due to voluntary cooperation. It highlights strong support from farmers and threshermen, with no Food Administration measure earning as much backing as efforts to cut grain waste at the source.
A reflective note on the home front food saving campaign during the war. It praises the benefit to those fed and emphasizes a lasting appreciation of food to prevent waste and to honor its role in new global human relations.
A. M. Arant authored Insurance covering fire automobile and surety bonds. The notice highlights Arant's agency offerings.
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