The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-05
FOOD ADMININTRATlON
For Kentucky Well Satisfied With Co
operation Offered by Maysvllle
Chamber Of C0mmerce-Sec.
retary DOdds Directs
Work In Four
Counties.

There is good deal of satisfaction
at the Offices Of the Federal Food Ad-
ministratlon for Kentucky over the
patriotic way In which commercial
organizations in the dozen larger
cities Of the State-Maysville among
them-have pledged the services Of
their secretaries in organizing the,
Kentucky Food Campaign. This is
the campaign that will be conducted
October 81 to 2S, to secure a pledge
from every household in the State to
become members Of the United States
Food Administration and assist in the
economical use of food, In 80 far as
circumstances will permit.
I'VE will not only give the service
Of our secretary, but we will cooper
ate with you in every way to win the
wsr," reads a telegram from the pres
ident of one business mems body.
Other pledges Of assistance received
were in similar vein.
Here in Maysville, Secretary Dodds
Of the Chamber of Commerce will su-
pervise the work of organizing and
directing the campaign in Mason,
Lewis, Fleming, Robertson and
Bracken counties.
"The assistance of the secretaries
OF such bodies as the Maysville Cham
ber Of Commerce will be OF great
benefit to US in securing a thorough
organizing in every section Of the
State" says F. M. Sackett, Federal
Food Administrator for Kentucky.
These secretaries are all men widely
experienced in campaign work and in
creating fabrics for such effort. The
way in which the heads Of CONNER
cial bodies have come forward with
offers to help in organizing and d.
recting the campaign in their own
and adjoining counties is an augury
Of an excellent showing for the
State"
w. e. Morrow, secretary of the
Louisville Board Of Trade who is act
ing as Kentucky Food Campaign d.
rector, has announced the divisions
of territory in which the secretaries
of leading commercial bodies will
take charge of the work as follows:
Ashland Chamber of Commerce, w
c. Holllster, Secretary-Boyd, Green
up, Carter and Lawrence counties.
Bowling Green Chamber Of Com.
merce, E. H. Hyman, Secretary =
Warren, Simpson, Allen, Logan. But
Ter and Edmonson counties.
Frankfort Chamber of Commerce
]. Frank Dunn, Secretary-Franklin
Woodford, Owen, Anderson, Boone
and Mercer counties.
Henderson Chamber Of Commerce
T. P. Boone, S ecretary-Henderson
Union, Webster, Boone and Critten
den counties.
Hopkinsville Business Mems Asso
citation, John w. Richards, Secretar.
J Christian, Trigg, Hopkins, Cald
I we'll, Muhlenberg and Todd counties
Lexington Board Of Commerce
Denny B. Goode, Secretary-Fayette
\ Clark, Bourbon, Scott, Jessamine an
I Montgomery counties.
Maysville Chamber Of Commerce
Secretary Carl B. Dodds-Masor
D Lewis, Fleming, Robertson an
l Bracken.
Newport Civic and Industrial Assc
citation, e. T. McBierney, Secretary
Campbell, Kenton, Boone, Pendleto
\ and Grant counties.
4 Owensboro-Da -Daviess County Indus
trial Association, c. ]. Kellum, Secre
tary-Deviess, Hancock, Ohio, an
\ Mclean counties.
4 Paducah Board Of Trade, c. v
Craig, Secretary - McCracken, Ba
lard, Carlisle, Graves, Livingston
\ Marshall, Fulton and Hickman cour
4 ties.
Richmond Chamber of Commerc,
R. F. Turley, Secretary-Madiso