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Newspaper
Pocahontas County Sun
Location
Laurens, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
1
Amid wartime strain the Department of Agriculture increases meat supplies to meet growing consumer demand. Officials say boosted beef releases aim to stabilize prices and prevent shortages as households plan meals.
The text describes disrupted supply chains and relief efforts amid war. It mentions refugees, farming areas, and nutrition concerns. It references a shortage of feed and grains, with implied humanitarian responses and distribution issues.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges coordinated effort to boost sheep farming across 32 states. It calls state agents and extension forces to assist growers, improve breeding and grazing, and expand education and financing for flocks.
The prepared note from the United States Department explains that high prices for mutton and lamb encourage farmers to keep more sheep. It highlights rough land and overgrown areas as opportunities for sheep feeding on farms in various parts of the country.
Readable fragments describe a scrambled note about fat management and restrictions. The text mentions Avery Gxores of Fat and references a rule or consequence for excess fat. The passage is unclear but centers on limiting fat gain and possible enforcement.
The readable fragments describe discussions on failing animals for army use and farming cooperation amid a chaotic mix of garbled phrases. Names, dates, and places are obscured, but references to government actions, counties, and a governor suggest a political or agricultural context.
The article argues for expanding remount breeding to supply horse power for farming and military needs. It notes government aid in materials and training to develop capable teams, stressing good horses are essential for productive farming and national defense. It calls for extending remount efforts to more locales to strengthen agriculture and defense alike.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture describes goals in beef cattle improvement. It emphasizes selecting breeding stock to favor the most valuable body portions and cuts. The text highlights main points on how to keep these traits in mind during selection.
Rewert Lose confronts neighbor Price over a tall fence built to protect vs damage and theft. The feud splits a town as Lane pursues mayoral aims, while Price plants an independent bid that unseen forces bend the election outcome.
Reports from Washington note Allied forces claim destruction of German aircraft in a roadfront action. The Surgeon General announces American Expeditionary Army unit casualties and discharges as part of ongoing wartime measures.
Alexander Lambert elected president of the American Medical Association defeating Admiral William C. Bratstedson after a spirited contest. Zeon in chief of the United States Navy presides over the house of delegates vote 66 to 77.
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Denieig appeals for wholehearted allegiance to the nation. He calls for loyalty at election day and full service to the army and navy, urging citizens to show devoted support to America.
Senator John W. Weeks cites Navy gains since January 1 with submarines sunk and praises public credit for sailors. The piece notes expeditionary force uniforms and cap regulations as officers and enlisted men adjust to overseas service and training.
A wartime army store lists staple goods and rationed items with prices and sale rules. The notice details groceries meats and household items available to enlisted personnel, credit options, and prohibitions on nonessential trade.
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