Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 17, 1918, Club News and Personals, Image 39

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The Food Administration has removed the restrictions on
the use of wheat naturally many of the people are wonder-
ing how (when we. have all the people-in Europe to feed)
this is possible.
Tie ifea Facts Are These:
There has never been a shortage of wheat in the world. Lack
of shipping facilities caused all the trouble. The ships were for
the most part tied up in the ports. Tonnage into the thousands
had been sunk.
Australian grain elevators now hold three hundred million bush
els of wheat which has been stored there since the January har
vest. Argentine wheat could not be moved for similar reasons.
America was forced to feed her fighting men and the Allies from a small surplus aug
mented by our savings but all of this is now past and the ships will once more bring
us wheat from these far off places assuring plenty for all.
When we learned yesterday that no more substitutes were required we immed
iately increased our order to the mixing room we did not know how much
would be required but alas, our best guess was not enough.
Did you get your ioaf ? If not, we are sorry, but you can
get it Monday without fail. There will be an abundance for all.
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