The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-07-19
OFFICIAL FOOD NEWS
BY Or. Harry E. Barnard, Federal
Food Administrator for Indiana.

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The Kuss Baking Company OF
Mlshawaka. paid into lC cal war chart
ties $1.225.66. a sum representing ~
cent per loaf for every loaf OF bread
baked by them during April and May.
The company admitted failure TO con-
form to the regulation relative to the
use OF wheat -four substitutes and
chose to make this payment In lieu
sion Of business for the period of the
war.
John M. Thompson, food admins
traitor of Bartholomew county. confis-
Gated $500 pounds OF sugar from AL
bert Schumacher. proprietor OF bot
Ting works. Schumacher was warned
that further ofYense would involve
him In proceedings for boarding
which Is punishable by fine and i'm
prisonment
III. c. Sponsel, an indianapolis
baker at 1006 S. East Street, failed to
conform to the wheat flour regula-
tions and exceeded his allotment OF
thirty-two barrels per month Ac-
cordingly he will not be permitted to
goods until September l.
The meat division has prepared
the following list OF beef by-products
which may be served at any meal
without violation of the regulation re-
stricting the consumption of beef:
Heads. tongues. tails. livers. hearts.
tripe. feet, barreled beef, potted beef,
beef loaf. chill con carni and beef
trimmings. Beef trimmings made in
to bologna, sausage and frankfurters
need not be conserved.
Grocers are urged not to wash eggs
rs washing causes deterioration.
Maximum canning with minimum
Of sugar" Is the seasons slogan OF
the food administration. The house
wife Is being urged To avail herself OF
the numerous publications issued by
the United States department OF agri-
culture giving instructions as how
best to proceed with the preserving
Of fruits and vegetables with the least
requirement OF sugar.
Barley and rye are cereals good
for human consumption and should
not be fed TO animals where other
grain Is available. as indicated by
numerous wires from Indiana to u.s."
says wire from Cecil Barnes. head
OF the United States Grain Corpora.
tion.
This information answers numer-
GUS Enquiries that have come In to
the federal food administrator from
all parts OF the state, asking whether
II is permissible to feed barley and
rye 10 hogs. The Grain Corporation
insists there is still plentiful sup
ply OF corn in Indiana suitable only
for feed. IL has issued no positive
orders on the subject. but will expect
that in every instance the question be
solved in the light of the facts indi
Gated above.
Notice Is given OF the repeal OF
Rules - and IS relative to the distri
button Of wheat flour on the 20 per
cent basis. The effect of this repeal
permits the sale and purchase by
wholesalers and iobbers, of wheat
-four without reference to the 70 per
cent restriction, based upon the
volume OF business during the three
months periods from February l To
April 30 and May to July 81 in 1918 |
This limitation WAS in proportion 10 |
the purchases made I'm the CORE
spending three months OF 1917. The |
effect OF Rule 2S was to regulate dis |
tribution By districts and prohibited
the seeking OF new markets or chan.
nels OF distribution. 1t is now per |
missible that millers secure a wheat |
supply from any available sources.