Latimer County News-Democrat (Wilburton, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, September 13, 1918 Page: 3 of 8
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Food Mtvinc of million of American during our first roar of war enabled this govern-
ment to send enormous food shipment abroad for our fighting forces and the Allied nation
Our savings in coreala— out of a short crop— amounted to 184900000 bushel all of which was
dUpped to Europe We increased our moat and fat shipment 844600000 pounds This was
America's “box from homo" to our army abroad and the civilians and military forces of the
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SHARE OUR SUGAR
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Crt&h Ct Two Pounds a Month
’ H French Pound and Half
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GERMAN SUPPLY PLENTIFUL
All Nation Permit Us of Sweeten ln
for Heme Preserving fyrpSeea '
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America's sew sugar ration t two
pound a month per person Is equita-
ble when compared with the augar ra-
tion enforced by rigid governmental
order la England France and Italy ns
None with which we are sharing sugar
Eaeh Allied notion— In the metier of
sugar consumption— Is sharing on near
set possible equal terms the hardships
Imposed by greatly altered conditions
In the world sugar situation
Formerly classed as a luxury sugar
is now a war time essential The fair
and Just division of this essential Is
In the bands of tb various Allied i
food controllers ”
The United States Food Administra-
tion has asked this nation to observe
a voluntary sugar ration of two
pounds per person a month
In tbe other countries at war with "
Germany sugar Is one of the scarce "
articles on every menu— whether In
tbe households of both rich and poor
or In the hotels
t England today has a sugar ration
of two pounda per month per person
In France the ration Is a pound and a
half and In Italy It Is one pound a
mouth And tbe prices In allied coun-
tries are from two to three times as
' high as In America ‘t
If yon go to a hotel In England or
Franco these days and order tea or
coffee they serve absolutely no sugar
with It If you want sugar you must
bring It with yoa
In England It la allowable to nse
' one-seventh of an ounce of sugar In
th preparation of ssch luncheon In
Franc many person carry little sac-
charlns tablets about with them for
j us In hotels and In England rich and v
poor moat take their sugar with them
If they wish to hsvs sweetened ten
while visiting friend
Before th war started Franqe had
62ft 000 acres devoted to sugar produe-
tion By HUT the French sugar acre-
age had decreased to 180000 acres
Today th French man or woman with a
sugar card has no assurance whatever
that he or she will be able to actually
buy sugar To buy It on must first
' find It
Italy Has “Stats Augar”
Especially drastic regulations govern
th ns of sugar In Italy Its manu-
factors distribution and sal ar dose-
'y controlled' and Is part actually i
‘ taksn over by th state 1 ' ’
Saccharin Is permitted to b sold
' and used ss a substitute for sugar and
i tb govsrnmsnt msnufseturt a ml-
tars of aaecharln and sugar called
"tuts Bugar” which la largely need
Osman Sugar Rails Adsqust
Osrmany before tb wrr produced
' a grssl surplus of sugar and exported
- large quantities Today th Osrmani
bav virtually go out of th export ‘
business bnt bav plenty of chekp
agar for hbm nan ‘
- wholes I priest prsvnlsnt In the
‘ Allied nation according to laformn-"
tion received by the United States
Food Administration art as follows:
England 10 cants a pound) Franca
IS cental Italy S6 cent ’
Whit thee high prlcoa ftti being
' paid nbrond th American wholesale
fits is betas hsid at Tib esnut
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War Time Sweetens
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MERICA has several excellent war time sweet-
eners that will be used largely during the‘
shortage in the sugar supply
They are maple sugar syrups honey and
molasses and may be used in preparing des-
serts and other dishes 'requiring sweetening
' When a cup of syrup or honey Is used
to replace a eup of sugar the liquid in the
recipes should be decreased one-fourth
One-third of a cupful of sugar is equivalent
to one-third ef a cup of honey about one-
half cyp of syrup and about one-half cup of corn sugar:
One-fourth of a cup of sugar Is equat to about one-half
cup of syrup or one-third cup bf corn sugar One table-
spoon of sugar ia equal to one tablespoon of honey' about
one and one-half tablespoons of syrup and one and one-
third tablespoona of corn sugar ‘-J
Sugar may be aaved by the use of raisins dates figs
dried pears and fruit pastes used on the breakfast cereals
' Fruit marmalades butters and jellies should bs used
to take the place of the ordinary sweetening st a meal and
not at accessories to it Fruits may be preserved without
eugar It may be added when augar la more plentiful
Preserving demands this year a thin syrup Instead of a
heavy syrup
If sugar is used ona-hslf of tha amount may bs replaced
by another sweetener '
Drying is a means of preserving (without sugar) ap-
ples cherries strawberries and black eapa -(
‘ When ready t6 use they may have added the needed
auger in the form of a syrup When sugar is more plentiful
fruit juices may bs made Into joDlo of may ba fined as
fruit juless with or without eugar as beverages fruit
gelatins and frosen doassrts: ’ '' - --
- Fresh fruits supply the pises af sugar in the diet They
should bo used freely ' Desserts whsrs sugar ia scarce
may ba mads of gelatins junkets sustarda puddings and
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NO WAR TAX
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ADMISSIONS
Sept30“-Oct5
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GOVERNMENT
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Excursion round trip rate ol 4 1-2 cents (2 1-4 cents each wav) has been authorized by '
Government Railroad Administration to be given visitors of this Fair ’
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IMMENSE GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT A ' "
“THE WORLD AT WAR”-Gigantic Fireworks Spectacle ’
THAVIU’S WONDERFUL BAND of 49 People with Ballet of 12 Girk 1
INTERNATIONAL AUTO RACES
HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES ! ' -
WORTHAM’S GREAT EXPOSITION SHOWS
MARVELOUS CADONA TROUPE-3 Distinct Acts
SOCIETY DUTTONS— Most Beautiful Act To Be Seen
THE BELTHAZER BROTHERS— 2 Separate Acta— A Big Laugh
BIG AUTOMOBILE SHOW
PATRIOTIC ACTIVITIES OF ALL KINDS
LIVE STOCK SHOW— With tha Bant of Pure-Bred Stock ' ' -
EXHIBITS OF FARM MACHINERY- Agriculture Horticultwe Poultry' Rorieul-
Dairy Products Boys and Girls' Clubs Domestic Arts Education Etc t '
OUR MISSION TO HELP FEED THE WORLD
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OFFERED Bignr and Bettm limn Ever M?Mt h fmufcr
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CASH PREMIUMS 1 -E CATEJ 5TAND OPEN-
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OFFICIAL FOOD NEWS
FEDERAL FOOD ADMIN-’
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SHARE OUR SUGAR
SUGAR STIQKERS Yon onr nei Saaei emm cn
' 11 - 1 to get rid of those Black Headi Pirn-
1 0“8eho1? ugM rtU) pl rough bumpy akin Leave tkia
—with Uttle chance of increaae-rl ln)0i rUrea anv eaa of
two pounda a month ia America two ' ny ' “I®
pound la England one and oa-bU EleMant ate A trW win c®
pouade la Franc and one pound la ' ’" 356 the dru - ' -
Italy ’
Sugar bowl 'have been banlehad v
from Amerloaa dining oar — a traveler NOTICE FOR BIDS
la eerved hi portion of eager and no Notice i hereby given that bfda
more will be received until I p m Sept
Raatauranta and hotata are raetriet- 21 1918 at the County Clerk’ office
ed to two pound of augar for every at Wilburton Okla for the conitruc-
alnaty meala eerved Thle Include
WITH THE ALLIES S” for ktce “ weH “ ub
Britih Tu piij innL Almoit TO per cent of all the augar
prltlah Grt Two Pounda Month-1 ojneumed la thla country ts used In
French Pound and Half the houaehold So It la up to the
Italian On Pound women to mak9 the BUgar £
1 Out of the laat harvest the Auerl-
America new augar ration of two Mn people by Bb8tlnenceeaTed H0(
tion of reinforced concrete pier and
the erection of the steel bridge for
Gaines Creek in section 15-5-17 about
1 1-2 miles northwest of Gowen Lati-
mer County Oklahoma '
1 All atecl including reinforcement
will be furnished and laid down on
the job For plana and estimates see
winds a month per person ia equlta- oooono j u I ne J0D' l'or plans an t'natea see
da when compared with the augar hungry AlUed nation and tBee® ami ?OU"y Ensineer
ation enforced by rigid government- re ta t J Wdfcurton Okia ' ‘
?? FrBn° and ItaIy' Mger Job and see throngh Sept 6-13-20
lationa with which wt arc Bhurlnff 4 11
lationa with which w are ehqrtng
ragar
Bach Allied nation— In tb matter
jf auger conaumptlou— le iharing on
f earaet poailble equal terms tha hard-
hip lmpoeed by greatly altarad eon-
all tone In th world auger eltuatlon
1 Fermarly elaieed a a luxury eugar
la now a war tlma oaaentlal Th fair
and Jnit division of thle essential la
In the hand not the varioui Allied
food controllers k
Th Halted State Food Admlnlitra-
jtloa hte caked thle aatfon to obierv
i ’ voluntary eugar ration of two
bound per penon a month
' la th other countries at war with
Germany sugar Is one of the soare
article on ovary menu— whether la
itb houaehold of both rich and poor
br la tha hotel -
England today has a sugar ration
Of two pounds per month per penon
la France th ratios la one pound and
fi halt and in Italy It le one pound a
month Apd th price la tilled' eoun
Km up from two to three times a
h u la Amerloa
If yoa go to a hotel ta England
br Fnno thee day add order tea
pr toffs they serve absolutely no
sugar with ft- It you want sugar
yaa must bring It with you- 1
la England It la altowaM to um
Saewevecth ef aa oaao af augar la
tha yreperwtloa of dadh hinebeoa
la Frano away persona tarry Uttla
laoaharla tabtots about with than
lot Set is bottle aad hi Bagla ad
flak and poor muat taka thatr sugar
frith them u they with to hav sweat
taed tea whUt vUlttag friaada
Bator the war started JPnaea had
ltl001 sera devoted to lugar pro-
duetioa By HIT th Frweh sugar
aorssgt had deoreued to ltd MO sores
Today tha French mu or woaua
with a lugar oard has ao taaonnsa
whatever that he ar aha wdi he ahla
la aotwUr buy euftar"-TathbAfi
ta must 'Brat tiad tt 'v -
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DID YOU REGISTER?
Wlfl Yoo Go to Waif as aa Officer or as Private? '
THE STUDENTS ARMY ’
TRAININQ CORPS OF THE
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
DURANT OKLAHOMA:! ?
OFFERS YOO A CHANCE TO QUAUrY AS -v
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Special Traipingt— $30 Month Pay— Uniform Furnished'
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RECRUITS WANTEa ENLIST KOTA
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Alexander, Frank C. Latimer County News-Democrat (Wilburton, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, September 13, 1918, newspaper, September 13, 1918; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1754794/m1/3/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed June 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.