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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
4
The Office of Farm Management of the U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to pool labor for essential war food production. Plan community wide completion of land preparation planting and harvesting before nonessential work. Labor exchange cited as limited but crucial to boosting overall food output during the crisis.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises youth poultry clubs in the north and west to can excess chicken meat to save feeds and build pantry supplies. The technique emphasizes killing fowl, dressing promptly, cooling, washing thoroughly, drawing, and cut into convenient portions.
Liebers of the United States food administration in Denver Colorado offers pinto bean seed to growers at 9 cents per pound in hundred pound bags. Orders for seed must be accompanied with draft or postoffice money order. Available in Greeley Denver and Trinidad Colorado.
Householders may buy 25 pounds of sugar at one time for canning and preserving, with certificates shown by retailers stating intended use and return of excess. Merchants must enforce limits, under Gordon Wattles guidance from Washington. Beginning May 15, manufacturers must also buy on the certificate plan with percentages based on essential status.
County Food Administrators in Nebraska prepare a survey of available flour held by retailers and distributors to guide export plans. Gordon W Wattles urges swift reports and tabulations, noting Hickman's haul of 102000 pounds. Gering Couriger and Western Nebraska Bar Association events are postponed due to members' war duties.
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