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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
5
No hunting or trapping will be allowed on the premises of the undersigned. Violators will be prosecuted. VA, Luethje Walter McPeak Soba Kelling Menry fanck Joe Frank John Bydalek Alfred Martin Roy Frank Smith Park.
The article discusses sugar shortages, rising exports, and the belief that conservation of supplies is vital for national security. It notes Home Front sacrifices, consumer consumption patterns, and a government appeal prompting a roughly 3.9 million ton sugar reserve target. It mentions wheat and other food exports, household efforts, and public faith in the Food Administration's guidance amid wartime pressures.
A December first week dedicated to conservation is outlined with Hoover sending a message to the American people read in churches lodges and civic groups. Schools will organize programs linking to the new conservation drive and local counties will hold meetings led by food administration and women’s committee representatives.
King Albert expresses gratitude to Hoover for four years of relief work by the Commission for Relief in Belgium dated October 4th, praising the effort that saved the Belgium nation from starvation and calling Hoover the friend of all Belgians.
A fragmented excerpt discusses how colors are preassigned by groups and used as symbols in plans and rituals. It notes that blue and green appear common in literature and that blue and red may lack specific effects, with Leonard Trotand referenced in a 19th century-style society.
Amid global upheaval a plea to continue saving food stresses human life over production. Officials urge allied nations to sustain wartime rationing as millions face shortages, with estimates for total needs and grand state responses outlined.
A muddled report outlines proposed legislation restricting horse slaughter in the county. It notes the central role of licensed slaughterers and humane considerations, detailing house slaughter rules and the prohibition of horse meat sale except for certain uses.
A disrupted report describes Britain taking wholesale milk control under new measures to regulate supply chains. It notes a representative appointed to advise the milk controller and conferences in Canada and the United States about the decision's impact on producers and distribution.
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