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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
6
The piece argues for a national shipping policy as the war ends, warning against government ownership and subsidies. It notes American flag operation is costly versus foreign crews, risks to seamen wages and standards, and the need to protect private industry and individual initiative.
A call to western farmers to avoid a campaign of reducing beet acreage that could cripple sugar production. The piece argues prices are set by market forces, warns of factory closings, and urges unity to keep the industry from collapse as wartime shortages ease.
Des Moines business and professional leaders urge a public stance against fear during the influenza epidemic. Dr W C White chairs a committee that promotes common sense and Christian Science ideas for newspapers and civic policy while Des Moines enforces quarantine and closures.
A wartime message calls on Americans to support the government through War Savings Stamps. It contrasts spending on goods with acts of treason and urges readers to honor their pledge, promising a definite loan to the government when needed. It emphasizes duty to soldiers and the nation.
Attention is called to the fact that money from War Savings stamps does not leave the country but returns to the people. It funds labor in this country and keeps trade channels open, enabling the poorest man to support duties and patriotism alike. Wm. Gibson was in Burlington country the first of the week.
City officials and a health committee pressed for constructive newspaper editorials promoting influenza prevention and combating fear. H W Byers urged restraint on disease coverage and Christian Science principles as aid to public health. Dr White noted calm, basic health measures and rapid Christian Science community response in infected areas.
Mr and Mrs Al Cliff who were confined to their room with an attack of the fu were able to be out yesterday. The news is good for their many friends bearing hopeful notes of recovery.
Bruce Barton Frank A. Little and wife Edith Scott and Mrs M V Rhodes were in Hyattville country last Saturday. The piece imagines a secretarial figure delivering chocolate cigarettes and coffee to cold frontline soldiers, urging readers to donate five or twenty five dollars to fund such charitable covert visits on winter nights.
Novy 4 1918 asserts America must feed hungry neutrals and war Allies after victory. It warns against overconfidence, stresses continued effort, and links food aid to democracy and global friendship through shared table notables, including Poland Servia Armenia Norway Sweden Holland Rumania Ukraine Baltic Russians and the 180 million hungry.
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