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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
7
Farm Journal notes continuing wheat price guarantees under the 1918 proclamation. It covers wheat harvested in 1918 and offered for sale before June 1, 1919. The Grain Corporation will keep purchasing 1918 crop. Peace signing won’t end obligations accrued during the Food Control Act era.
A fragment noting importance of the coming day of reconstruction and the aim to aid editor in discussing agricultural topics with substantial background of facts. The text references opportunities to assist and to provide informed discourse on farming issues.
In Alaska residents show intense patriotism by contributing to the war effort through conservation and canning. They report farmers, housewives, and communities actively canning vegetables and preserving berries and fruits to support army supply and overseas needs. They praise Alaska vegetables like potatoes turnips carrots beets and rutabagas and note rich fishing resources including cod salmon herring and whitefish. The aim is to fund two million and a half toms to feed the army and navy and allied forces.
Fragmented wartime message urges postwar aid to Belgium and other nations. It frames food relief as America’s mission to save starving peoples and to build a just world through goodwill and shared tables. It emphasizes treaties and friendship as foundations for lasting peace.
The document outlines September 1 1919 price controls for U S wheat harvested in 1919 with sale terms through June 4 1919 and government purchase expectations. It also notes licenses and supervision of fertilizer farming and farm equipment industries by the Agriculture Secretary. Separate items discuss whale meat shipments to Boston and prospects of Alaska reindeer meat as a beef substitute, including herd sizes, costs, and market potential.
A fragmented editorial argues that only food can prevent European chaos after war, denounces Bolshevik influence, praises democratic ideals, and urges American aid to sustain liberty. It warns the world is watching America’s duty to feed nations and solidify democratic governments against hunger and red threats.
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