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Domestic News
December 18, 1918
The Laramie Republican
Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming
What is this article about?
G. R. McConnell, Albany County chairman of the federal food administration, received a letter from state administrator T. C. Diers urging residents to continue using flour substitutes until stocks are depleted, emphasizing food conservation and patriotism.
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Urging The Use
OF FLOUR SUBSTITUTES.
G. R. McConnell, the Albany county chairman of the federal food administration, this morning received a letter from T. C. Diers of Sheridan, the state administrator, urging him to ask the people of this city to continue the use of substitutes for flour until the stocks on hand have been disposed of.
Mr. Diers says it still is necessary to conserve food, and Mr. McConnell believes it will be the part of wisdom, as well as patriotism, to continue as we have been going for several months, in preventing waste of these foodstuffs in the hands of the dealers.
OF FLOUR SUBSTITUTES.
G. R. McConnell, the Albany county chairman of the federal food administration, this morning received a letter from T. C. Diers of Sheridan, the state administrator, urging him to ask the people of this city to continue the use of substitutes for flour until the stocks on hand have been disposed of.
Mr. Diers says it still is necessary to conserve food, and Mr. McConnell believes it will be the part of wisdom, as well as patriotism, to continue as we have been going for several months, in preventing waste of these foodstuffs in the hands of the dealers.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Flour Substitutes
Food Conservation
Albany County
Federal Food Administration
What entities or persons were involved?
G. R. Mcconnell
T. C. Diers
Where did it happen?
Albany County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Albany County
Event Date
This Morning
Key Persons
G. R. Mcconnell
T. C. Diers
Event Details
G. R. McConnell received a letter from T. C. Diers urging continued use of flour substitutes to dispose of stocks and conserve food, preventing waste among dealers.