The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-05-30
COUNTY FOOD
MEN MEET

county Io0o a0mln1otratOrs from "a
parts Of Colorado. gathered In Denver
It the Brown Palace hotel May 3.
Thomas B. stsarns, federal food i'd
mtaistrator for Colorado. presided.
=. r. Cullen. personal field repre-
sentative Of Herbert Hoover. attended
the meeting.
Ideas presented By the conference
representatives follow:
Adams-H. q. Tlffany-"When we
not patriotic. . plain invitation was
rope was carried, not as threat, but
a. . reminder"
Atamosa-D. A. Norton-'We have
$50 families enrolled under the pledge
card system and all OF our merchants
are working together.
Arapahos@. E. Mitehell-"I have
utilized the shorthand and typewriting
classes In the high schools to help get
out circulars and rulings"
Daca-F. l. Harris-"Thers b =
larger wheat area by five times than
ever before and 1t looks fine"
| Dsnt-L. e. Thompson-"Thef farm.
! srs don't seem to understand the food
regulations. There's lots Of wheat In
I Bent"
chaffss-W. l. PhIibin-"By . sys.
tenn In our retail stores telephone Or
dsrs that come in one day are not de.
liversd until the next. 1t works fine"
crowlsy-John II. cowden-"When.
ever I have anyone ] can't reach call
on the people who can best afford 70
spend money for gasoline"
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large German settlement. but the mem.
bers all claim to be patriotic. II they
are not It 10 from ignorance"
been compelled to fine three msrch.
turned 1t over to Rod Cross"
/ pie to have confidence in this Admin.
istration. want them to fear IT,
| Eaaleer. ]. Dies-"Our merchants
have been very satisfactory"
| Elbert-c. .. corkett-"Elbert coun-
y has had very few violations Of food
laws"
q Paso-G. A. S~snson-"Ws have
an Advisory Council Of nine mer.
chants. We have Q speakers bureau
and Motor staff who work togothee.' y
| Frsmont-0uy v. Hardy-"The only
food complaints that we have are from
our Italians and Syrians. who run
stores. They do not know what 10 ex-
pected Of them"
Garfield - Ed. Melearn-"We are
having some difficulty in getting poo
pie to buy substitutes at the high
price," -.
olipIn-D. Z. esymour-'Ws got In
40 pledge cards and had four rsfus-
ais"
orand-lsw Waiiaes-"Ths people
complain Of the price Of substitutes.
They think tho Food Administration
shs1ld take care Of this matter"
ovnnieon-E. L. oar0snt-'4The Nor
mai School 70 cooperating In every
way possible. Two hours week are
devoted to Food Administrator work.
tvessane-oeeres 0Iiekhahn-"Wa
have boosted ineloase In acreage un'
Ia the wheat area will be much larger
than last year."
jackson w. n. WInseem -"0uf
county 10 difficult to get around 10.
Come Of the farmers in reporting their
flour have written. II you vast II
come and get IT,"
kk carson-Wyat Oeesr-".We are
beostins state fairs c. war measure"
Lsks-jessph ciarks-"Our popula.
tieo - from every part Of the world
sxospt China. They keep food regula-
tioos."
las AnImas-oeor1e MaseN-~On
he start Of the flour rulings. We had
bootlsggers In flour. delivering to the
fossignoss. I fined one and new the
merchants are working fine"
Llneeln-gd. Rlsksnbure - were
organised: crops are fine and the
farmers are marketing their grain and
the people reporting Il. cir flour"
Msea-o. D. Wrieht-"Our people
have been eating peeled potatoes. but
vs vii! eat them skins and ali II noe
sssary."
Mefsat-W. n. rueksr-"Nuch Of
The time We had no Substitutes and
AaA 70 use flour. Once We had Substi.
tutss and no flour"
Msr0an-Jamss Hurisy-"Thsrs 10
ealy oas way 70 handle flour-lst the
Government take the flour II they
nsed t-tsks ali Of II. then all the poo.
pie would b good"
Msntreoo-or. Samuel n. Bell
We produce wool enough 70 supply eus
| OWA olothing and some for SOLDIER"
otsre-J. 1. Wsavse-''We carry out
% he letter every rule Of the food ad'
| ministfatioa."
ovray-Niillam Rsthmsll-"I feel
sale - ~ that the Food Administra-
tloa can oount on the Ouray county"
PttkiNrl. A. w. 0rown-"A mss.
GIANTS Inventory Of flour and sugar
kssps consumers from getting more
than allowed"
prswsss-Nay otrain-"Our people
are very patriotic. Send instructions
aad they VIII be carried out"
pveble-Jshn ?. vaIi-"The substi.
tuts flour RUE got ~ into trouble. We
had Q meeting and made the purchase
Of substitutes necessary for both r.
taller and consumer"
Nevtt-o. I. Hsklse-"Peopla - .
rule are willing 10 comply with regu.
iatious which they understand"
oaOvaehs-erank n. Msans-"Ws
sse having very little trouble"
oan JveN-N. Z. cvesan-Ths Food
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