The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-31
OF
FOOD RULINGS
IS ANNOUNCED
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NSVA4SAAV0V y AVuA ! oo0 OuVsy
at long distance from stores and
having large families or aslarge mum.
Der OF employees. may 'buy'a full thirty
days supply on the accredited basis.
4. FLOUR EXCHANGE.-,When u
farmer or farmers threshing crew
brings to the mill or elevator wheat
grown by himself. the miller or ele-
vat0r may deliver to him on toll or
exchange basis, a sufficient amount
of flour without substitutes to provide
eight pounds per month for each per
son in his household or establishment
until October l., 1918, j provided the
farmer signs certificate given in bul.
letin No, IS, and the miller or eleva-
tor manager has cause TO believe the
truth thereof.
substitutes.
5. SUBSTITUTES For each pound
of wheat flour sold, there must be
purchassh one pound Of the sfoilowins
substitAtes( H0miny, corn grits, corn
meal, ~ I'm flour, edible corn starch,
barley n ,ur, rolled oats, oatmeal, rice,
rice fleGH sburkwheat flour, potato
flour, agedt potato flour, soya bean
flour adj feteria flour and meal.
6. Bran. shorts, rye flour and pota'
toes may not be sole. as substitute.
Z. Any package breakfast food COM
posed Of any Of the substitutes as list
ed above may now be Sold as substi.
tutes.y This includes corn Nflakes, cream
of barley, oatmeal or other oat pro-
dugs, pdffed rice, etc. bNt does nos
include any products madN of wheat
81 Package breakfast foods contain.
ing wheat .s1ch as Cream Of Wheat,
Pulled Wheat, ETC.. are not substitutes
but may. be 60, tthout substitutes.
Can Buy Elsewhere.
f9. 1t Is not necessary for any per-
Mon to purchase the substitutes at thc
Name store. wholesale house or mill
Where the purchase of flour = .,,ade.
EAll dealers are required to sell flour,
providing they have the same on hand,
to all regular customers who present
d certificate, showing they have on
hand or have purchased the proper
substitutes in accordance with the
rules of food administration.
10. astry flour, graham and
wholewheat flour are included as pert
of the monthly allowance Of wheat
flour. SwansdOwn flour now contains
Is per cent substitutes and may be
sold on the basis Of two pounds OF
Swansdown to one pound Of substi-
tutes. Graham and wholewheat flour,
containing at least 95 per cent Of the
entire wheat, may be sold on the basis
of one pound og this flour to six
tenths of pound of substitutes. This
is on the basis Of three pounds OF SUB.
stitutes to every five pounds of flour.
H. SUBSTITUTE EXCEPTION
Farmers, ranchers, or threshing crews
may now purchase flour on the same
basis as bakers, viz: Is per cent Of
substitutes. This is on the basis Of
pound of flour. This exception is made
to place farmers on the same basis as
city people who may buy Victory bread
at the bakery containing only Is per
cent substitutes.
Sugar Regulations.
12 SUGAR REGULAT1ONS-A
sales of sugar, except for family use
and for canning and preserving In tho
home. may be sold only on presenta-
ton of a sugar certificate. These Ger.
tificates are issued by the federal food
administrators under special regula>
lions.
13. sugar for household purposes is
limited after August l to two pounds
per person per month for family use
and to two pounds for every ninety
meals served in all public eating
houses.
IA. SUGAR EXCEPTIONS Farm.
ers or ranchers, living long. distances
from stores or threshing crews, may
receive three pounds of sugar per per-
son per month during the threshing
season.
Is: Sales of sugar to people Lying
in the country limited to q thirty days
supply at one time. Sales of sugar