Liberty Loans Secured by Vast U S Resources and Lands
The article argues that U S wealth including coal lands forests hydroelectric power parks and public lands plus homestead era giveaways provide immense security for liberty loans. It touts government ownership of 185 000 000 acres of forest 28704000 acres of potassium lands and 7000 g acres of land for future bonds while highlighting national parks monuments and public buildings as value.
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Congress
Oklahoma
Lonnie
United States
Couttry
Licberty
Fiekser
Patriotism and War Bond Drive at Fort Russell
The article applauds Fort Russell soldiers for volunteering long term service and urging public support through Liberty Bond subscriptions. It highlights civilian committee pressure, national duty, and the belief that American troops are more than symbols, risking life for victory in France and a safer world.
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Cifizens
A. Russell
Tide Sry
Ft. Russell
France
Tribune Defense Sparks Wyoming Loan Debate
The Tribune and The Stace Leader clash over Mondell Kendrick and the Wyoming loan drive. A letter argues Mondell should quit if paid poorly while praising Kendrick for land development and public service, as the writers commit to promoting the Wberry loan locally.
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Mondell
Keodeiek
Ht Eye
Stace
Phillies
The
Tribune
Tim Loon
Wyoming
Washington
Speek
Kendrick
Weroming
Beyney
Plittance
the Tribune
Ambiguous plea urges action on liberty bond purchase
Fragmented passage urges Americans to back a young Khakidad lad from Port Hassell to create a reminder to buy a liberty bond. It emphasizes doing it today to avoid forgetting tomorrow and hints at urgency in civic tasks.
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Port Hassell
Union Pacific Buys Liberty Loans for States Along System
R S Lovett of the Union Pacific outlines a threefold duty to nation communities and workers as the railroad allocates 4 million dollars of Liberty Loan credits across 13 states. Nebraska and California receive the largest shares while New York is allotted one million dollars amid a six billion dollar loan drive.
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Omaha Commercial Club
R.S. Lovett
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Union Pa
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
New York
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