Liberty Bond Second Liberty Loan Terms and Offer
Government bond offer details for the Second Liberty Loan of 1917. It covers 4 percent convertible gold bonds due 1942, with payment schedule, denominations, tax exemptions, and delivery rules. Subscriptions target $3 billion with allotment and delivery procedures.
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United States of America
United States
Congress
Department
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Our Boys Fight Liberty in One Choice Conquer or Submit
A WWI era rallying call declares that “Our Boys Are Fighting Liberty” and asserts the time has come to conquer or submit with emphasis on Co -President Wilson applications received at an unspecified date.
Store Your Potatoes Advice County Agent
Lincoln County expects a huge potato crop this year and urges growers to store product on the farm. Tips cover cellar or pit storage, temperature ranges from 50 to 38 degrees, avoid piling, remove dirt and spoiled potatoes, handle carefully, and use dry dark storage. Readers are advised to contact their county agent and legislators for storage and marketing bulletins.
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Lincoln County
Help the Government Buy Liberty Bonds
United States Treasury offers Second Liberty Loan of 3 billion dollars at four percent interest with tax exemptions. Citizens urged to lend money, oversubscribe the issue to support war, preserve freedom of the seas, democracy, and universal rights. Bonds redeemable with safe collateral across banks.
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Congress of the
United States
The
Treasury
Free
America
Sells Ranch Interests Move to Utah
Robert J. Martin of Daniel sells his 1280 acre ranch with 150 head of cattle and household goods to N. P. Johnson and his son-in-law Maughan of Logan Utah. Johnson and Maughan plan to move their families to the ranch and assume Wyoming life ownership.
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Robert J. Martin
Daniel
Green River Valley
Logan
Utah
Mr. Martin
Kummer
N. P. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Martin
Johnson
Maughan
Mr. Maughan
Vally
Bob Martin
Ohnson
Wyoming
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Wilson
State Bank of
Big Piney
Marbleton State Bank
Uncle Sam
Cottonwood
Horse Creek
A. J. Bentley Merna
F. A
Europe
Antie
Sells
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