Spuds beans and bullets rally wartime zeal
A wartime editorial urges total effort for victory. It promotes food conservation, enlistment of labor and money, and criticizes food speculators and idle rich. It warns of bread lines, hunger, and scarcity if Americans do not contribute through work and dollars.
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A blunt editorial urging strict discipline and hard work at home to support wartime efforts. It argues that US aid to allies will require domestic labor for food and war supplies, promising pay and communal sacrifice. The speaker emphasizes training youth through hardship and a strong work ethic.
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Alta Advertiser Basks in Fortieth Birthday Progress
The Alta Advertiser marks its 40th year with a renewed town newspaper spirit. Editors praise local business support as Chicago packers back price regulation, hoping it will extend to all goods. Peterson Patriot moves to a new building and installs a modern news press, funded by strong business patronage for a better paper.
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Aurelia School Pupil Honor Roll and Tardy Lists 1917
Readable portion shows lists of pupils in Aurelia schools praised for punctuality in the eighth month ending May 4 1917 and a detailed tally of tardy pupils with counts by room and grade. Names span High School Grammar and Primary rooms including Floyd Glawe Glenn Nelson and many others with tardy tallies from 1 to 18.
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Floyd Glawe
Glenn Nelson
Garret Robar
Mildred Stark
Pearle Waddell
Freda Jacobson
Mamie Miller
George Nelson
Helen Nelson
Delia Paulson
Edith Peterson
Leota Waddell
Adele Witt
Maurice Eddy
Ruth Lockin
Leo Prescott
Eurella Waddell
Irene Belz
Estella Blanch
Lurline Coomba
Esther Maltby
Delia Miller
Edwin Mummert
Howard Nelson
Clara Paulson
Elizabeth Scott
Helmer Baumann
Howard Deyloff
Harry Howell
Garland Mahoney
Worth McManus
Della Peterson
Cathryn Stutz
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