July US trade showsexports rise while imports fall slightly
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports July exports at 508 million dollars up from 485 million in June, with seven month foreign sales totaling 3.483 billion. Imports in July drop to 241 million from 260 million in June, with seven month imports at 1.787 billion. Gold movement lags 1917 while silver movement rises with seven month totals reaching 135 million exports 29 million gold 52 million imports.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Com
Buy Liberty Bonds and Clean Plates for Victory
Thos. N. Herring urges readers to buy bonds like the boys fighting in Europe and to adopt a clean plate rule at home. He notes communication with Berlin on the Hindenberg line has been difficult and urges sacrifice for the war effort, echoing President Wilson’s call.
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Berlin
General Pershing
Little River Association Meets at Baptist Church East of Cameron
The Little River Association and the Woman's Associational Auxiliary plan gatherings at the Little River Baptist church twelve miles east of Cameron. Meetings will be on Wednesday night October 9 1918 at 5 o'clock and Wednesday morning respectively. Messengers arriving by train will be met in Cameron by the Little River church transportation committee. Emphasis on electing messengers filling letters and sending funds for Association Missions.
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Little River Association
Little River Baptist Church
Cameron
Woman's Associational Auxiliary
Transportation Committee
Little River Church
B. B. Blaylock
Cor. Sec’y
Watts Switch Preacher to Speak at Walker's Creek
Rev W O Majors preached at Walker's Creek Sunday morning and will preach again first Sunday. Everyone is urged to attend. Miss Annie Vaughn visited Miss Marzilla Jinks and Miss Lola Jinks on Sunday. Mrs Hightower and family visited Mr and Mrs Dave Angell. Pearl Levada Angell Eva Hightower visited Clauda Hazel Angell. Mr and Mrs Jim Rogers of Rockdale spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Angell. Ida Andrews visited Jim Cage Saturday night. Eula Angell visited Mamie Ruby Mock on Sunday.
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W. O. Majors
Walker’s Creek
Annie Vaughn
Marzilla
Lola Jinks
Hightower
Dave Angell
Pearl
Levada Angell
Eva Hightower
Clauda
Hazel Angell
Jim Rogers
Rockdale
Frank Angell
Ida Andrews
Jim Cage
Eula Angell
Mamie
Ruby Mock
Local residents share Sunday visits and Cameron shoppers
Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Homer Smith. Cameron area activity includes Miss Julia Vaughn and Miss Lola Jinks shopping in Cameron. A letter from Charlie Hightower says he is doing well and attends church weekly.
Message from son confirms August Kunz arrives safely in Norfolk
Mr Anton Kunz reports his son August has safely arrived in Norfolk Virginia after serving on a Sub chaser along the Irish coast for some time. The family notes his safe return and expresses relief at the reunion.
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Anton Kunz
August
Norfolk
Virginia
Work for Men and Teams
Farmers should arrange to have productive work during bad weather to avoid lost time and increase profits. Use bad weather days for maintenance, repairs, and record keeping to improve efficiency and profits through better labor use.
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