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Domestic News
January 15, 1918
Wausau Pilot
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
What is this article about?
Wisconsin food administrator Magnus Swenson announces a state-wide survey of food supplies in storage at institutions like hotels and railroads, directed by the federal department of agriculture.
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SURVEY FOOD IN WISCONSIN
Schedules Being Sent to All Institutions in the State to Determine Quantity of Supplies in Storage.
Madison—Magnus Swenson, food administrator for Wisconsin, announces in a statement to the County Councils of Defense that a food survey is now being conducted in Wisconsin under the direction of the federal department of agriculture. Schedules are being sent all hotels, restaurants, railroads, steamboat companies, and further institutions of all kinds, which these institutions are compelled to fill out and which when filled out will show just how much food there is outside of households in Wisconsin in storage.
Schedules Being Sent to All Institutions in the State to Determine Quantity of Supplies in Storage.
Madison—Magnus Swenson, food administrator for Wisconsin, announces in a statement to the County Councils of Defense that a food survey is now being conducted in Wisconsin under the direction of the federal department of agriculture. Schedules are being sent all hotels, restaurants, railroads, steamboat companies, and further institutions of all kinds, which these institutions are compelled to fill out and which when filled out will show just how much food there is outside of households in Wisconsin in storage.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Food Survey
Wisconsin
Food Storage
Institutions
Federal Agriculture
What entities or persons were involved?
Magnus Swenson
Where did it happen?
Wisconsin
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Wisconsin
Key Persons
Magnus Swenson
Event Details
Magnus Swenson, food administrator for Wisconsin, announces a food survey conducted under the federal department of agriculture. Schedules are sent to hotels, restaurants, railroads, steamboat companies, and other institutions, which must fill them out to show food in storage outside households.