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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

5

Nebraska Workers Rally for Victory Liberty Loan Support

Nebraska leaders gathered in Omaha to pledge full statewide backing for the Victory Liberty Loan. State Chairman T. C. Byrne and district chairmen emphasized renewed patriotism as returning servicemen arrive, with Dr. C. B. Henry and John H. Glazier addressing the group at the Omaha Chamber of Commerce.

Roger Nebraska Omaha France C. BE. Henry Doctor Henry John H. Glazier Kansas City Victory Liberty Loan

Nebraska women plan s for Victory Loan work

Nebraska district and county chairmen met in Omaha March 5 and 6 to organize and plan Victory Loan efforts. About 100 women answered Mrs. A. G. Peterson’s call. Mrs. George W. Fuller of Kansas City advised on service and strategy.

Nebraska Omaha A. G. Peterson Peterson George W. Fuller Kansas City Tenth Federal Reserve District

Nebraska Campaign Emphasizes Education and Publicity

The piece stresses optimism and determination by workers aiming to push Nebraska over the top. It highlights the importance of an educational campaign publicity and personal outreach in the forthcoming effort.

Phere Nebraska

German Cannon Melted Into Victory Medals

United States Treasury will melt German cannon captured at Château Thierry into victory medals for workers in the nationwide Victory plan campaign. The medals will depict the Treasury building with an inscription and space for the recipient’s name. The second division, commanded by General John A. Le Jeune, consisted of regular army units and Marines. the division suffered 24,385 wounded.

United States Marine Corps Ninth and Main Streets Kansas City Chateau Thierry United States Treasury Department United States Treasury United States Army United States John A. le Jeune

Record of A E F Casualties and Captures

The text cites that ten percent of total AEF casualties occurred in the unit referenced. It notes the second division took 12,026 prisoners, about a quarter of AEF prisoners, and seized 343 cannon, one-quarter of AEF cannon captures.

Potato Specialist to Visit Box Butte County in April

H O Werner of the University of Nebraska will spend April 14 and 15 in Box Butte County to aid potato growers. Formerly with North Dakota Agricultural College, he brings sixty slides and will cover seed potato selection, improving Nebraska potato quality, potato diseases and control, and the value of Nebraska potatoes for seed stock.

H. O. Werner University of Nebraska Box Butte Werner North Dakota Agricultural College Tis Nebraska

Seed stock meetings set for April in Box Butte County

The county to hold two meetings on April 14 at the Alliance courthouse and April 15 at Schindler's Hall Hemme ford for potato growers to discuss high grade seed stock. George Neuswanger urges growers in Box Butte County to attend one meeting. The Dierks Lumber Company advertises the Cusman light weight gas engine for farm use with local units already in service.

Alliance Schindler's Cuhsman Dierks Lumber Company

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