Keep Your Liberty Bonds and Beware Exchange Traps
The article warns liberty bond holders after the second campaign to resist offers to swap bonds for higher yield securities. It cites brokers and promoters pressuring exchanges at par while selling risky stock or bonds at discounts. Caution urged from treasury authorities and investors to avoid depresssing bond prices without thorough analysis. It also notes editorial scarcity in the profession and critiques other professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Stock Exchange
New York Financial World
By-Products of the War New Unity Across Classes
The Minneapolis Journal notes war mobilization breaks old class and social barriers. Workingmen's support for Liberty Loans reshapes views of workers and elites, unites rich and poor, and merges diverse groups in a common national cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Earl
Cook
Hodcarrier
Millonaire
America
Minneapolis Journal
Editors Keep Out The Prison Mirror Editor Preface
The editor of the Prison Mirror published within Minnesota’s penitentiary questions why readers are kept at distance from the draft and prison life. The front matter raises concerns about transparency and inmate communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Mirror
Penitentiary of
Minnesota
Railroad Notes Reflect Local Rail Careers and Travel Plans
Alliance railroad notes report Mrs. M M Bandholtz returns to live with her two Burlington employed sons after a California trip. J O Parsons plans a two week fishing trip with engineer J Tillett visiting. Red or Shorty Richmond called to service. Numerous trains and crews mentioned including stock trains, a Deanwood troop train, and heavy Casper line passenger traffic. Names, places and destinations across Alliance, Hot Springs, Denver, Keota, Scottsbluff, Grand Island and Chicago appear with crew moves and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Bandholtz
Burlington
Alliance
California
J. O. Parsons
Slate Creek
J. Tillett
W. A. Bennett
J. B. Irwin
Hot Springs
A. N. Thompson
Keota
Colorado
Kermit Wolfe
Kansas City
A. Slotta
Scottsbluff
C. R Cox
Grand Island
C. J. Reed
Chicago
H. W. Thurston
Omaha
H. Renneau
Curtis
Ven
L. P. Dickenson
Denver
R. E. Driscoll
Avada
Wyo
Minnie
Mary Ryan
B. M. Sare
Lincoln
Sadie Gleason
Residents Head to Hot Springs and Beyond
A list of names and destinations shows many residents traveling to Hot Springs South Dakota Sheridan Wyoming Deadwood Louisiana Missouri Billings Montana and Freemont while others plan to stay home. The note mentions Engineer L Jenson seeking to help out in Kanens during his vacation at Atwood and nearby areas.
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C. J. Young
Hot Springs
Mres Etnet Shaffer
Thedford
Mahaffey
Billings
Mont
Charres «Rivena
Louisiana
Missouri
Jay Carr
Fremont
A. B. Wheeler
Paul Wortverton
Royal Irwin
Leon Alter
Lindell Lewin
J. Rh. Wiilia
Atapahoe
Ben Corbell
Deadwood
Asa
George Schleve
Ll. Brananean
Fern Renneau
Sheridan
Wyo
Harry Moorish
Chas
Widman
L. Jenson
Kanens
Atwood
Nam
Burlington splits service in Richardson county Nebraska
The government has decided that duplicate train service between Verdon and Falls City is unnecessary. All freight and passenger traffic between Verdon and Falls City will move over the Missouri Pacific, and the Burlington track from Verdon to Salem will be abandoned. The Verdon agency will close and the depot abandon, with offices consolidated at the Missouri Pacific station under an MP agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Verdon
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska City
Salem
Falls City
War rally urges individual saving to support war effort
The Railway Conductor urges workers to cut nonessential spending and lend money to the government. It calls on all wage earners to save, reduce avocations, and sell labor for munitions, ships, and military supplies to strengthen the nation and win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Burlington Engineer in Injury on Damaged Bridge
Three crewmen on extra freight No 3163 were nearly killed when a bridge near Arminto Wyoming collapsed at 1 45 am. Conductor T L Cook kept fuses ready while Fireman Lawrence Fricke was swept into the torrent. Engineer Albert Green and Brakeman J W Hill survived the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Cook
Casper Press
Kingdom Come
Burlington
Eitles
Arminto
Wyo
Peroon
Albert Green
Lawrence Fricke
J. W. Hill
Corr
Jeff Arminto
Shorline
Cook
Brekeman
Fricke
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Churches Booster Plan Invites Sunday Attendees
The booster committee invites all to join Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Hcunmeon Dr. Orris speaks on The Consecrated Life next Sunday morning. The Sunday school starts at 10, Epworth League at 7 pm, and a sacred choir concert is planned. Buy War Saving Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninte
Cradedook
Jesus
Endeavor Society
Jepsen Vs
Epler
Methodist Episcopal
Hcunmeon
Orris
Methodist Church
Corstary
Epworth
Wrist watch engraved Navo mi 1918 seeks finder
An older wrist watch engraved Navo mi 1918 on the back is described. The finder is asked to call 214 or leave it at the Herald office to claim a reward. The note is dated 9314-11-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Herald Office
Tueesday
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the Alliance Herald
John W. Thomas
Lloyd ©. Thomas
Talior
Leonard Hartman
the Herald Publishing Company, Owners (Incorporated
Nebraska
George Hicks
Alianee
Fred Allen
W. F. Hert
Crawford
Northwest
Thru Alliance
Deanwood
Northwest Points
Casper
Hacket 18
Roundhouse
J.S. Stark
Seneca
Alexander Richmond
Red
Shorty
Uncle Sam
C. A. Leldoff
Iowa
Tes Moines
Camp Dodge
W. J. Mahoney
St. Mary's
Kansas
Amp Funston
Mr. Mahoney
Tom
Silverthorne
Ravenna
J. T. King
Sterling
Wm Alliance
A. FE. Nelson
Church OF Christ
Toluca
Eetween Town
South Alliance
Harry Penninger
Antioch
Nebr
J. A. Keegan
F. BE. Reddish
Reddish Block
John R. Snyder
Notich
Hoffland
Alliance Art Studio
Nebraska Land
Alliance National Bank
Box Butte County
Nebraska Land Co
J.C. McCorkle
le T R Lumber
Purceline
Hughes
Crescent Cottage
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