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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
3
France must import sugar largely from abroad as German land holds most beet fields. Rationing limits domestic use to about 18 pounds per person yearly, with consumption cut to 600000 tons nationally. Before the war France averaged 700000 tons and exported surplus.
Merna residents J F Miller and G Jewett are noted during a Daniel week. Several trips and visits occur among Merna, Daniel and nearby towns. People include Miss Winifred Zartman of Ohio, Miss Josephine Bentley, Miss Helen Jacoby, and many others visiting relatives, attending institutes, or preparing for teaching positions. Dannie Angus drafted, Donald Querry heads to South Dakota for school. Legal blanks promoted at the Camera office.
In Worland district experts expect bumper sugar beet crop with tops used for silage and cattle feed. Kemmer area notes a new oil gusher possibility while Dallas property wells feed Lander refinery. Laramie reports robust wildcatting and fresh oil prospects. Sheridan sees post-Willits tests. Converse county value up. Wind River refinery expands. A freak well yields clear water white oil with 60 percent gasoline content.
The mining, oil and lumber industries have cooperated with the government under private operation, submitting to audit, regulation and price fixing as needed. M. L. Requa, Fuel Administration director, outlined the American spirit in dealing with industry and argued for unusual oil industry measures within a democratic framework.
B Burton head salesman of Lutey Brothers wholesale fruit and vegetables in Butte Montana credits Tanlac with ending twenty years of rheumatism after spending hundreds of dollars on remedies. He describes severe past pain stiffness and crutch use and notes full relief after two bottles plus improved appetite sleep and no headaches.
A speaker argues that voluntary, face to face government and industry talks are preferable to immediate mandates under the Fuel Administration. He believes concerted action is needed for national regulation and that industry leaders should meet officials to discuss the reasons for such control, which he expects will win cooperation.
Among the Piney people who visited Kemmerer last Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mickelson.
Wartime guidance lists maple sugar soupa honey and molasses as substitute sweeteners. It gives equivalences for replacing sugar with honey syrup corn sugar and juice, and advises using dried fruits marmalades jellies and fresh fruits to cut sugar use while preserving and cooking.
McAdoo urges western waterpower development to replace coal and oil use for railroads. He envisions rivers producing hundreds of thousands of horsepower, arguing ten years of deadlock has risked a fuel famine while the nation mobilizes manpower.
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