DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD: DAKOTA CITY, NEBR.
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AMERICAN FOOD
SAVINGS LARGE
United States Sent to Allies,
.141,000,000 Bushels
of Wheat.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN.
Allies Got 844,600,000 Pound More
Meat and Fata Irt 1017.18
,Than In Year Before.
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AMERICAN FOOD SHIPMENTS
TO ALLIE3
MEAT.
1010-17. 2,100,500,000 lbs.
1017-18 3,011,100,000 lbs.
Increase 814,000,000 lbs.
CEREALS.
1010-17 2C0,000,000 bu.
1017-18 010,800,000 bu.
Increase... 80,000,000 bu.
In f)lte ot n subnormal food supply
in this country the American peoplo
bavo been nblo to ship to the Allies
as well ns our own forces overseas
141,000,000 bushels of wheat, besides
844,000,000 pounds of meat, during tho
year ending Juuo HO last. This has
been mado possible by tho whole
souled cooperation of tho people,
who, beBldos practicing self-denial,
havo speeded up production and re
sponded nobly td tho appeal from
abroad.
Food Administrator Hoover, In a
letter to President Wilson, jjlves a
brief summary of tho results of food
conservation In tho United States and
of tho activities of tho Food Admin
istration to this end. Tho conserva
tion measures havo been put through
practically on a voluntary habit; which
Is regarded as a splendid tnbuto to
tho patriotism of tho American people.
Meat shipments wcro increased 814,
000,000 pounds during tho 11 rat fiscal
year, as compared with our meat ex
ports during the year beforo America
entered tho war.
"Tho total valuo of theso food ship
ments," Mr. Hoover wrote President
Wllfcon, "which were In tho main pur
chased through or with collaboration
of the Food Administration, amount
to, roundly, $1,400,000,000 during tho
fiscal year."
In 1010-17 tho United States Bent
tho Allies 2,100,500,000 pounds of
meat In 1017-18, with voluntary con
servation practiced in Amcrlcn, and
aided by extra weight of animals, wo
sent tho Allies 2,011,100,000 poundB of
meat, an Increaso of 814,000,000
pounds.
Wheat Saving Enormous.
When tho Food Administration be
gan operations in tho summer of 101.7,
this country was facing n largo deficit
in wheat Counting in all carry-over
wheat from tho 1010 crop, wo hod at
the beginning of tho 1017 harvest year
Just enough wheat to tnlto caro of
America's normal consumption, not a
bushel of surplus.
At tho closo of tho 1017-18 harvest
year tho Food Administration's official
reports showed that our total wheat
shipments to tho other sldo had been
141,000,000 bushels. Every bushel
shipped was wheat saved by the
Aniorlcan peoplo from their normal
consumption.
In cereals and cereal products re
ducod to terms of cereal bushels our
shipments to Allied destinations were
1340,800,000 bushels, 80,000,000 bushels,
uioro than tho amount sent In 1010-17,
Included in theso figures are 13,000,.
000 bushels 'of ryo and tho 141,000,000
bushels of saved wheat In addition
wo sent tho neutrals dependent on ui
10,000,000 bushels of prlmo breadstuff
"Theso figures do not fully convey
tho volume of tho effort nnd sacrifice
mado during tho past year by tin
wholo Ameilcnn people," tho Food Adi
mlnlstrator wrote "I urn suro thai
all tho millions of our people, ugrlcul
tural as well as urban, who havo con
trlbutcd to theso results should feel
a very defialto satisfaction that In a
year of universal food shortages in
tho Northern Hemisphere, all of those
peoplo Joined together ngalnst Ger
many camo through to tho now hun
vest, not only with health nnd strength
fully maintained, but with only tem
porary periods ot hardship.
"It Is difficult td distinguish be
tween vnrlous sections of our peoplo
tho homes, public entlng places, food
trade, urban or agricultural popula
tions In assessing credit for thesu
results, but no ono will deny tho dom
inant part of tho American women.
TIME TO EXERCISE PATIENCE
Machinery of Butlnen, at Present a
Little Out of Order, Will Soon
Be Running Smoothly.
Now Is the time for nil good Ameri
cans to be patient. It is true that the
times arc ut of Joint. Nothing is done
the- wny it thould be done, n plngue of
Incompetence Is upon us, there has
been n general slowing down In nil
branches of business and Industrial life
nnd n general lowering of the average
of social efficiency. But It Is the war,
nnd wo must have patience. Don't flare
up nnd tell us that it takes ten min
utes to get your "party" on tho tele
phone, nnd then, like ns not, it isn't
your pnrty nt nil. You ought to bo
thnnkful for nny party.
And the elevators I And the clerks 1
They do not wait on you. You wait on
tho clerks, oh, so long. And it is going
to bo worse for n while. But it Is
the war, and It Is to be expected nnd
wo will have to put up with it. Busi
ness nnd Industry nro In tho hands of
recruits who have not been to training
camp. But they nro being trained na
fast ns possible, nnd by and by tho re
cruits will bo veterans, tho limes will
get back In Joint, things will bo done
the way they Hhould bo done, efficiency
will again reign, business nnd indus
try will bo speeded up and all will bo
well. In tho meantime, while the cap
tains of Industry nro training tho rook
ies nnd doing their best to get tho
world running simfothly ngnln, it is up
to us to bo more pntlcnt than we ever
wcro before nnd snillc nil the while.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
STEP IN FOOD CONSERVATION
Minnesota Physician Has Discovered
Method of Condensing Buttermilk
and Retaining Nutritive Value.
In n roecnt interview with Dr. Wll
Ham Grclck of St. Paul, Minn., the
fact was brought out that Immense
quantities of buttermilk hnvc been
wasted. Doctor Grelck Is n menibei
of tho American Chemical society and
for years has devoted much study tc
tho milk problem. As a result of hit
efforts a method Iiiih been discovered
for condensing buttermilk Into n semi
solid smooth substance of tho consist
ency of Ico cream.
All tho nutritive valuo of the but
tcrmllk Is conserved In this product
nnd it is especially sullnblo for uso t
bread ninklng. From eight to tec
pounds of this mntcrlnl when added tc
n borrel of flour produce u loaf oj
greater food value. The milk protclr
helps to make up the deficiency in oui
present-day flour substitutes. Th(
vltamlnes of tho butterfnt help la do
lino tho Btructuro of tho bread, besldci
producing nn agreeable milk flavor)
und tho sugar of milk, aside from bo
lng of great food value, when com
blned with tho dextrin in flour make'
n lino brown crust at n compnrntivelj
low baking temperature. It saves
fuel nnd prevents unnecessary loss oJ
moisture.
Highest Market Prices Paid for
Grain
We have a Complete Line of
Oil Meal, Shorts, Middlings,
Bran, Meat Meal, Tankage,
Baled Hay, Chick Food, Etc.
Coal from $5 to $9.75 per tdn
Slaughter-Prestcott Elev. Co.
Phone 4, Dakota City, Neb.
Herman F. Foley, Mjrr.
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Those wishing Buicks this year will please
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a limited number of cars, both in
Roadster and Touring
Models
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Sioux City Address, Box 70.
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Confession of a Teacher of German
I began bravely this difficult woiL
of teaching Oennnn slnco 1014, by th
hypothesis thnt the best In Teutonic
literature is n revolt ngnlnst this verj
mllltnrlsnl wo nro now lighting, nnc"
for n tlmo I deluded myself with tin
great good thnt could bo accomplished
by emphasizing tlds in such men n
Schiller, Lesslng nnd Goethe, na well
as in somo of tho things from suet
moderns ns Wlldcnbruch nnd Theodoi
Sturm. Hut tho newspapers made cur
rent events too vital for ono to spend
Ills hours shoring up tho totterliu
etructuro of German popularity
Eighteenth century nobility wna over
enst by twentieth century Inhumanity
September Atlantic.
SUGAR SHORTAGE HITS
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
In Spain nnd Portugal sugar prices
are soaring. Doth countries havo been
seriously affected by (ho short beet
sugar crop in Europe and the lack ot
ocean toncogo to move stocks ot cauo
sugar Isolated la far away ports.
Granulated sugar, homo grown, wni
being sold in Barcelona, Spnlu, during
the early summer at It) cents A pound.
The price of brown sugar in Lisbon,
Portugal, fired by governmental order,
was $1.01 to $1.12 n pound.
By comparison tho price o bat
DSJ fp Sweden is 14 cents a pb4.
Ghoits In Maine.
Tho most tragic incident of tho sum
mcr Is recorded In tho town of Nortt
Edgecomb. An elderly couplo coming
homo from church saw two ghosts
Tho ghosts wcro flitting without ap
parent feet or legs through tho gloam
lng nnd over tho ctosh and thrnupt
other things. They wcro dressed, ol
course, in tho conventional whlto ol
ghosts nnd ghostesses. Tho clderlj
couplo legged it like mnd. They fell
Into n cucumber pntch nnd could nol
cxtrlcnto themselves. Tho old gentle
man was rnthor badly injured. Thej
were rescued by tho ghosts, whe
proved to bo n counlo of fnnnprottni
In calico overalls. Lewlston Journnl
Value of Discarded Bones.
Tho Moat Trndo Journal of England
snys that Hlrmlnghnm lias n way ol
dealing with old bones which Is hold
up by tho nntlonnl salvago council foi
Imltntlon In other parts of tho conn
try. Butchers who sell bones under
tako to buy them back ntlcr tho house
wife has mado full uso of them, pay
lng tho customer half tho proceeds o
their disposal for national purposes,
In this way they are saved to tho na
tion, which Is urgently In need of th
glycerin they contain, as well ns ol
tho phosphates for manuro nnd the
vnluublo pig nnd poultry foods whlcl
can bo extracted from them, riouso
wives nro showing themselves cngei
to respond to tho government's appeal
for bones.
Omar Repudiated.
"A book of verses underneath tin
bough," began tho man who quotes.
"That's far enough," Interrupted
Miss Cayenne. "Tho loaf of brenC
must bo curtailed to limit tho when'
consumption. Tho Jug of wlno is ou
of placo In u prohibition community
nnd oven ns to tho book of verses
I'd rather hear somebody read tho wo;
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'1Tl't11'1TiT ! VI' niTHl I'ril ii' mm mi i
2m222mi2Mi3SSSSS
Third Annual Sale of
DURBC JERSEY
Bred Sows and Gilts
Crystal Lake Stock
DAKOTA CITY, NEBR.
Farm
Monday, Feb. ft 19
U ui!! sell 10 head of tho best Sows iiimI Wills to be offered at I'ubHc Auction ift thjs section of the country.
I hey ,ir.j by some of the most noted Hires of the Duroc Breed, mm-!, ns Orion Cherry Kin, Grand Model Challen
ger, Lg Sensation, Grand Model, Pathfinder, Kin tho Col., and other They five bred to two of the best
needing hoars iu the Middle West, llifr Sensation 2nd, by the Ciiamnlon Big Sensation, and Crystal L,.kp Model,
by (J ni nd Model Challenger out of a Col. (Juuo Dam.
This will be very high class offering. Only the tops of our herd are being put in this sale. This offering
is tar superior to any we have heretofore presented the public. Tt is a strictly Big Type Sale. There are 15
.liuiior Yearlings, 10 Full Gilts and 15 Spring Gilts.
Willi tills array of breeding and individuality offered to you at your own price, why would it not pay to
Buy a Bred Sow and Raise Your Own Boar, and
One for Your Neighbor
M.E.Ladics Aid will aerve
a hot dinner to all. He
our guests sale d.iy and
let us show you oui
breeding herd, whether
you wish to buy or not.
AM, TILVI.VS WILL K 31 KT SALE DAY AT DAKOTA CITY, ALSO STRKET CARS AT SOUTH SIOLY CITY,
CATAf OGVK READY FOR HAILING.
Crystal Lake Stock Farm
The Home of the Big Kind. JOHN B. EVANS, Dakota City, Neb.
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