Allied sugar rations and controls across nations
The United States and Allied nations share a two pound per person monthly sugar allowance while Britain France and Italy enforce tighter limits and higher prices. Germany maintains ample home supply though export freedom shrank. Prices abroad run 10 to 26 cents per pound versus 7.44 cents in America.
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America
England
France
Italy
United States Food Administration
Germany
Ingland
Paris Bread Shortage Warns U S Readers
A Paris food letter warns Americans of strict wartime bread rules. No white bread, scarce butter and sugar, sour hard loaves, and limited desserts in hotels and restaurants. Butter and cream are restricted, and cheese is pricey when meals exceed a dollar twenty-five.
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Paris
United States Food Administration
Ritz
Notice To Teachers And School Officers In Iowa
County school superintendent Chas. H. Tye orders all schools closed for October 3 and 4 to host the Teacher's Normal Institute. Teachers across the county must attend both full days, with institute sessions starting at 8 30 each morning.
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Iowa
Chas. H. Tye
Buttermilk Sale Notice by Boyden Co-Operative Creamery
The Boyden Co- Operative Creamery Co. will hold a surplus buttermilk sale on the first Saturday in October at 4 00 p m They invite attendance and warn bidders to save the date as they expect to sell to the highest bidder.
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Boyden Co- Operative Creamery Co
Phone Us The News Have you given a party
Community newspaper asks readers to report social news such as weddings reunions deaths and notable events. It invites submissions by hand or phone to help keep readers informed and engaged.
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U.S
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Chas. A. Beckman
Hull
Hanwas Stegemann
Venter
Boyden
WM. Kuyper
Bergumn
Lardware Ltc
City Meat
Mark
Jake van Leeuwen
Dr. C. L. Beach Denies
Hull, Iowa
Heemstra Hardware
Quaker Oats Company
Swift Lankage
J.G. Pryde
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