Money and prosperity depend on spending not saving
An editorial argues against hoarding wealth during wartime, insisting that production and consumption drive national wealth. It warns that restricting spending harms employment, government revenue, and war efforts, and urges Americans to live normally and spend within means to keep the economy and war support flowing.
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Ambition to Support Government and Victory in War
The speaker argues that increased revenues will empower the government, sustain vigorous warfare, and ensure victory. They claim higher taxes or revenues will aid Europe during the ongoing war and continue to assist after the war ends. The tone emphasizes national capability and postwar support.
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Sit Steady in the Boat from the State Board of Agriculture
An Agricultural Review extract warns against drastic changes amid national tension. It argues against federal control of mills and food plants and urges letting farmers and other specialists manage their sectors. The piece stresses stability and avoiding premature wartime experiments.
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Competing by Labor and Thought in Modern Life
The piece argues labor and thought drive all wealth and progress, comparing early tools to modern machinery and advertising, and stressing that adoption of new technology and better home conditions gives farmers advantages. It promotes advertised tools and promises honest backing while funding improvements to the publication.
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Farmers and Liberty Loan How dollars reach farmers
An editorial argues the 1917 Liberty Loan will channel most funds into the United States, benefiting farmers as allies’ purchases and government spending on food and supplies circulate locally. It urges farmers to subscribe, noting bonds are safe and support farm demand. It also comments on Jerusalem’s fate amid wartime actions and Turkish consent.
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Local booster lauds The Herald for large newsy sheet
UC H Cornell of Valentine a leading Cherry county businessman writes to the Herald praising its size and news coverage. He congratulates Alliance and Box Butte counties on the paper’s quality and impact.
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