Why a Farmer Should Buy and Keep Wet Bonds
O G Lloyd argues farmers gain from buying War Bonds, noting farm dollars exchange better than in prior decades. He cites a 140:100 ratio for 1935–39, urges holding bonds to weather price deflation, and highlights liquidity, government backing, and budget discipline as key benefits for American free enterprise farmers. U.S. Treasury Department
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Army Signal Corps
Fifth Army
Italy
U.S. Treasury Department
Local News Notes on Service, Births, and Grandparents
Mrs Willis Larson has returned from Vallejo California where she stayed with her husband sent overseas with the U S Navy Seaman Larson formerly barber in the city. Staff Sgt and Mrs Roy Mc Laren Mary Jane Nystrom born son Friday at St Joseph hospital Scott Howeson father in U S Army in New Guinea. Mr and Mrs Berger Nystrom of Houston street welcomed grandparents title.
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Willis Larson
Vallejo
Calif
U. S. Navy
Seaman Larson
Roy McLaren
Mary Jane Nystrom
St. Joseph Hospital
Scott
Howeson
U. S. Army
New Guinea
Berger Nystrom
Houston Street
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Purdue University
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Illinois
Batavia
Kreger’s Clock Bread
Campbell
Town Tavern
California
South Carolina
Washingon Freestone
Are
Country Club
Kellogg’s Raisin
Dee
Packer
Evans
Idaho
Avalon
Palmolive
LUX Camry
Graham Crackers
Embassy
Holsum
Woodburys
Rinso
Okg
Braunschweiger
Haddock
PET
Strongheart
Kroger
Origins Container