The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-05-31
american Meat Restrictions Re-
Taxed to Effect Greater
Wheat Savings.
ARGENTINE ARRIVALS SHORT.
Meat supply Here Considerably In
iarged = Food Administrator.
However. Warns Against
Waste. =

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800 49, :, e"o, ~ a.'a''
'ion 'ns Arsenune' ~ " tnereiore
necessary Tor the Y. ). FOOD Admins
tration to urge still further reduction
In the consumption Of bread and bread.
s'uire senerniiy II we are 70 meet our
s.por. neeessiueA Inc 1000 ADMIN
suauon nas lssueu s.Atemen. "a
p..inns INC situhton IN oe'aiir pefue'
uary inc reasons wnien Ieau u TOT
.ne putpose Vi een.erink enot Ios tne
uile oeihs upon tne eereai ntuauon
" reiaA Temporarily me INSTRUCTIONS on
'eH' sonsup'ion'
Experience sbovh this statement
says that the consumption Of bread
stuns 10 Intimately associated with the
consumption OF meat For various
.sons oeI supplies Oh meat tol .ne
49, w ~ iee .Don'ns Are cons,o
sn,D en .s anu We can supply tne
a win ~ Oh tne meat proouets
no..ib,. ana :, ~ .sma An. -"
vha, increase ony own consunn,,ce
In these circumstances the Food "A
ministration considers Il wise 10 relax
the voluntary restrictions on meat con.
sumption TO some extent with a view
to further Decreasing bread consurup-
don.
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time for ne,,he, nrodnc,,or nor a.
lied demands are constant factors. nor
can any Of these factors be apticlpated
for long periods in advance In the dia
rurbed conditions In which we at pre-.
ent live. While the world situation Il
not one that warrants any relaxation
In the Efforts 10 eliminate waste or 10
relax economy In food. the Admins
tration desires TO secure bettsr adiust
mant In food balances.
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continue ,he onIy snac,a, ,s.,rs.,,on.
we 80 -. ,hs h..ssss .nd 5000.
Tn.~dav
us- - anu IN. po'A
oA's Aie NO 'onsei asA
Inc farmes OF the United States
are responding TO me national call 70
Increase hog production Their In
crease. 70 all appearanees. IL beinH at
tanned more rapidly. ~ more imme-
dihte importance. however. are several
complex factors which have effected
an Immediate Increase In meat sup
pneA
The transportation shortage before
the government took over the rail-
roads. the bad weather In January and
early In February. the large percent
age Of immature corn In the last har.
vest and the necessity Of feeding this
corn as rapidly as possible to save II
from decay. nave not only resulted In
backing up the animals-particulariy
nogs-on me farms Tor longer 20
ROD OF Feeding. but have resulted In
great increase In their average weight
ana VIII result, Win improved trans
portauon conditions which already ap-
pear, In larger than normal arrivals at
maraet ior tne next Two OF tnree
.lioI - ~eisn. u noss oolnins
70 tne maiAe' ior me past TWO weeks
inoicales an increase 10 weight OF
lioln az .ess VI Noo pounus ias.
yeaI =" e ao unpieeeuen,eu
aseias: ~ 20 pounu. VI ne. IN
eieass ~ ' a' ,aiue VI over 40
y. een- Ans y uisue' auui''on
~ ene nA'ion lnea. supp,y' = mere
loIs now sn' ei. nin ','a. We nave
suen e'iaseu suppnes .ol =. iees.
ss,- ,--.r..s. 80 .-v.s -. a, az mt
- ~. an -. - ,ha,. ,-sn.na-,a-
49, s.csI,,,a. ~, =, ~. $50 49,.
- n-ona-,- ,ncr.as. o,r aor,s.,,.
consrnntso,
ne ieponse =. '.e pupic - our
quess .ol uueeu Sonsuinp.on VI
,nea' uuls ..u pas' lev .uvnius nas
zen Iuos' s.au 'y .u anu 'ilS 1870
a'one nsS enaD,eu 'ne sossrhlnen' uu
lIe 'nls peliou 70 proviae sucn sup
pues ~ transportation 70 inc aihe'
me Administration also suggests