Sugar Dealers Urged to Act by July 15 for Ration Certificates
The Food Administration requires all sugar dealers and users including hotels, boarding houses, hospitals, bakers, and wholesale merchants to file statements by July 15 or forfeit certificates. Wholesalers will receive 30 days of supply via certificates and can buy remaining sugar from brokers with retailer-issued certificates. All dealers must maintain detailed sales records for inspection.
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Raleigh
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Hiepr
Oers
Poultry Push Aims to Increase Egg and Meat Supply
The Food Administration backs the Agricultural Extension Service to boost North Carolina poultry. Farmers are urged to save every pullet and dispose only of cockerels for broilers. The plan argues raising pullets to maturity yields more meat and eggs than expanding cattle or hog production. Old pullets can be sold for multiple times the pullet price in coming seasons.
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Raleigh
Food Administration
Agricultural Extension Service
Tt In
Graham flour from new wheat will be popular
Raleigh reports the Food Administration encourages grinding new crop wheat into graham flour as mills in North Carolina begin to receive the crop. Most mills still refuse large quantities due to poor milling conditions, yet officials push graham production to curb imported flour and utilize fresh grain.
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Graham
Raleigh
Food Administration
North Carolina
Hoover warns of global famine caused by German militarism
Food Administrator Hoover says surveying Europe would reveal 400 million people facing food shortages. He cites Poland, Finland, Serbia, Albania, and Russia as starving or minimally nourished, calling the situation the most appalling consequence of German militarism in modern history.
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Europe
Poland
Finland
Serbia
Armynia
Russia
Camera pistol tool aids European aviators in warfare
A new camera device for war aviators operates like a pistol trigger and can take clear photographs from 600 feet altitude or higher. The German invention was copied by the French after a reconnaissance plane was shot down, enabling precise enemy position photos for military use.
Farmers Urged to Save All Wheat Possible
Rableh State Food Administrator Henry Page urges North Carolina farmers to harvest with care to avoid leaving wheat in fields around stumps near delamination and edges where binders trim. Saving every stalk is essential to feed dairy workers and families during the season.
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Noth Carolina
Huttery Tea
Notice of Resale of Real Estate in Halifax County
Notice announces a resale of a tract in Litteton Township Halifax County secured by a deed of trust dated April 22 1915, executed by Francia Thompson and J K Thompson. The sale will occur at public auction on July 27 at the Wellin post office, with ten percent bid premium and terms cash. property bounds include Nicholas and Mr Young bridges, with a half interest claimed by the grantor. Knight Commissioner.
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J. K. Thompson
Wellin
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Keat
Ieholons
Wr. Young
Sarah Balean
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