Sugar Ration Cuts French Sugar Use Amid War Strife
The article notes France imports most sugar from abroad as German lands hold the main beet fields. French rationing stands at about 18 pounds per year for domestic use, with annual consumption down to 600,000 tons from prewar levels near 700,000 tons. A wartime photo reportedly shows German troops destroying French sugar mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ocean
Roops
United States Food Administration
Daniel area residents and visitors share weekly activities
Merna and Daniel residents mingle with guests and travelers from Ohio to New York. The piece lists haying on Merna ranches, hunting trips, teachers at Kemmerer and North Piney, and youths drafted into the U S Army. Local visits include George Jewett, W E Enos, Vexo Miller, and Mrs Uhas Cox recovering after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Miller
Merna
Daniel
G. Jewett
Ralph Conwell
Winifred Zartman
Ohio
Vexo Miller
P. Barber
Big Piney
F. Webb
Beaver
Virgil Reese
Billings
Montana
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Uhas. Cox
Kemmerer
Henry Glory
C. G. Jewett
Flora Chenette
Barnhart
Tobe Houston
EL. D. Tanner
Big Pinoy
Bryan Ball
Dannie Angus
U. S. Army
Donald Querry
Fall River
South Dakota
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review summary
Worland reports optimism for a bumper sugar beet crop per Joseph Mor Eccles president of the Wyoming Buffer Co. In Kemmer area a flow was struck in a field. Lander reports a deal for oil from Dallas wells, piped to Wyoming and shipped to a Lander refinery. Laramie notes wild catting in the basin with forecasts of new oil discoveries before snow. Beets tops silage trials show strong cattle feeding value. Sheridan oil men form a large company to test Wilts post boundaries. Casper reports a pipe line nearing completion from Salt Creek. Converse county stock value rises. Wind River Refining price set at 1 dollar per barrel. Lander refinery capacity and Worland oil field activity up, with a freak water white oil containing 60 percent gasoline and 40 percent kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Joseph Mor Eccles
Wyoming Buber Co
Kemmer
Ney
Feld
Sone
Lander
Wind River Saaeree
Sheridan
Sheridan County
Oif Post- Wilttos
Wyomlg
Casper
Salt Creek
Kyron
Forest Service
Oleven
Snowy Range
Converse County
Wind River Refining Co
Lanter Dherriet Lander
Wart Springs
Nig Maddy
Wyoming
Playing Square With The Industries
The mining, oil and lumber industries have met government needs and world demand under private operation. They cooperated with audit regulation price fixing and control as necessary, showing a true American spirit. M L Requa, general director Fuel Administration outlined why unusual measures are needed for oil and other industries and asserted a free people can police their own industries voluntarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Requa
S. Fuel Administration
Wble
Tanlac relieves Butte salesman’s long rheumatism battle
B Burton head salesman for Lutey Bros in Butte Montana reports hundreds of dollars spent over twenty years on rheumatism before Tanlac eased his pain in days. He describes years of suffering from shoulder and knee pains, bed rest, crutches, and sleepless nights, crediting Tanlac with rapid relief and renewed appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Burton
Lutey Broa
Butte
Mont
South
Montana Street
Burton Hyver
Pakane
Wash
Imperial Trading Company
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Taniac
Ienol Kemmerer
Deus
Danial
B.D
Government urged to seek voluntary national oil regulation
A speaker appeals for concerted and voluntary action to regulate the oil industry. He argues it would be simpler to set differentials under existing fuel laws, but favors direct face to face discussions between industry leaders and government officials to gain cooperation and support for necessary controls.
Piney visitors from town include Larson and Mickelson couples
Among the Piney people who visited Kemmerer last Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Jas Mickelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Albert Larson
Jas. Mickelson
War Time Sweeteners MERICA War Time Sweeteners for sugar shortages
War Time Sweeteners MERICA outlines substitutes for sugar shortages including maple sugar soupa honey and molasses. It explains equivalences like a cup of syrup replacing a cup of sugar reduces Wiqui in recipes by a quarter and suggests using raisins dates and figs to save sugar and using fruit jams as meal substitutes. Fresh fruits and fruit-based desserts are encouraged as sugar substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merica
Crime of Wasted Energy in Western Waterpower Promise
The article credits Railroad Administrator McAdoo with shifting to develop waterpower and electrify railroads to save coal and oil. It cites a western river yielding 500000 horsepower and a Columbia River section yielding 4000000 horsepower, arguing ten years of political stasis widgets fuel shortages and that mobilizing wasting water powers could meet national needs.
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West
McAdoo
Niagara
Columbia River
Palon
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W. Frymire
Hazel Poole
Kendall
Mrs. Houston
Mr. Houston
Oklahoma
Bup
Lincoln Lumber Co
Bud Bright
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review
Gand
The
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyo
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