American food savings rise in 1817 18 meat output surge
Allies report 844 600 000 pounds more meat and fate in 1817 18 than the previous year. An increase of about 844 million pounds is noted alongside smaller figures such as 18 100 000 and 100 000. The text emphasizes large meat supplies and economic effects.
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Allies
Louisiana
Porto Rico
United States
Java
France
Italy
Atlantic
Food Administration
Food Administration Praises U S War-Time Ration Efforts
Food Administrator Hoover writes to President Wilson praising American citizens for voluntary conservation and wartime exports. The year ending June 30 shows 141 million bushels of wheat and 844 million pounds of meat sent to Allies and troops, with total food shipments valued around 1.4 billion dollars.
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Hoover
Wikwon
United States
Asia
America
Presto Wilson
Food Administration
American Women Lead Food Shortage Postwar Effort
The speaker salutes all Americans for enduring a year of universal food shortages in the Northern Hemisphere. He credits both urban and rural sectors and praises the dominant role of American women in sustaining health and strength amid temporary hardships.
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Toether
Sugar Shortage Hits Spain and Portugal
Sugar prices soar in Spain and Portugal amid a poor beet crop and scarce ocean tonnage. Granulated sugar lands in Barcelona at 19 cents a pound, while Lisbon fixes brown sugar at $1.04 to 61.128 pounds. Beet sugar in Sweden runs at a different rate.
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Spain
Portugal
Europe
Barcelona
Lisbon
Sweden
Americans Urged To Limit Sugar Use To Two Pounds Monthly
The U S Food Administration asks Americans to cap sugar at two pounds per person per month until January 1, 2010, covering households, public eateries, and cafeterias. The plea cites Allied needs, low domestic supplies, disrupted beet and cane crops, and wartime transport constraints as reasons for restraint.
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U. S. Food Administration Res
Ournemy
Armerica
Atericans Nre
U.S. Food Administration
Washington
The
Food Administration
U. & Mood Administration
United Hinton
Lakewood Visitors From Carlsbad and Dexter
Lakewood locals and visitors include Mr and Mrs Henry Jones and Ed Woerner of Carlsbad visiting Mrs R A Larremore and family. J F P McClure was a Carlsbad visitor Wednesday. J M Whitworth and S G Bridges made business trips to Carlsbad, with Bridges later transferring to Elida. George Wilcox moved from Dexter to Lakewood as manager of Kemp Lumber and Hardware, and a Lakewood native, now with ties here, is noted among the locals. Clarence Stanford and family, formerly nearby, were guests in Lakewood.
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D. H. Burditt
de Moss Place
Fort Sumner
Mixes Froma Mae Bridges
Elida
Mins Bridges
Lakewood
Mrs. A. McNeill
Baby
Texas
Mr. McNeill
J. W. Cunningham
Mr. McClure
George V. Price
Julian Smith
Carlsbad
Colness
J. M. Whitworth
Carlabad
G. Bridges
Kemp Lumber and Hardware
George Wilcox
Dexter
Itens
Clarence Stanford
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Eddy County
C. M. Richards
Allied
Wood
George Buss
Roswell
W. F. Milvain Insurance Pitre, Automobile and Bond
Jacob J. Smith
Harry
Woodman
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