The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1918-12-04
THIS WEEKS "a oDl AcTIss

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Sugar cert ificates no longer will
he issued by the food n1inistra-
ton. The order, which goes into
effect Decernber ], is the result Of
congestion Of sugar in the beet and
Louisiana cane producing districts.
This means that manufa cturers
Of all kinds, public eating places,
bakers, retailers and the individual
consumer may buy aud use sugar
without restrictions, always avoid
ing extravaganza and .hording'' says
Flank S. Pool sugar division repre-
sentative of the federal food adj
ministration for Minnesota.
Other sugar orders for the week
are as follows: Vs.. r.,
Powered sugar may be placed on
sale, the housewife receiving her
share along with the bakers and
manufacturers.
Farmers may now secure supplies
needed i'm both white and brown
sugar for the home curing Of meat
products.
The ban on the manufacture of
sherberts, water ices, and frappes
has been removed. Ice cream man.
''facturers and caterers now may
make and sell tese products. Bakers
candy manufacturers and ice cream
makers, now receive a 100 per cent
allowance. This insures an ample
supply of Christmas sweet meats.
This provision has been .tmensts
Heretofore the use of sugar has been
| denied for other than human con-
sumption. This provision has been
cancelled and now manufacturers
may secure sugar for industrial pur-
poses such as the making of stock
foods, vermin poison and similar
outputs.
The need of condensed milk abroad
is reported. It is expected that Eu-
~ope will require butter and con-
densed milk from America in large
quantities for some years to come.
Condensaries may now receive their
normal requirements Of sugar and
new condensaries may be opened.
| Farmers of the United States are
asked to prepare for furnishing the
great quantities Of milk that will be
required by condensaries already in
existence and those to be built.
stake down ethe old posters" says
A. D. Wilson, federal food admins
traitor for Minnesota "The armistice
IS signed and the war is over. There
is neither purpose nor good psychol-
ogy in keeping up the old signs of
war. Take them down and put up
world relief posters instead. The
new posters may be secured at the
office of the food administration
Because of the tremendous short
age in milk throughout the Allied
countries the British ministry of
lood has taken control of the whole.
sale milk trade in Great Britain
This is to insure fair distribution of
nil kand has been done by means of
two orders, one giving the food con-
troller power to regulate the distri
button according to the means a.
tailable in each district and the sec.
ond enabling him to take control of
the premises of persons engaged in
the wholesale distribution and manu-.
facture of milk and milk products
A representative committee has been
appointed to advise the food con.
troller on questions which come out
of his decision to assume control of
the milk trade.
The public eating places no longer
need use substitutes in bread or 9th.
err bakery products. However, there
is to be no relaxation Of the rule
limiting the amount of bread to two
ounces per person for each meal
Nor must toast be used as garni.
ture or served under meat or served
with the first course.