Liberty Loans funded by national resources highlighted
The article argues federal wealth from coal, timber, hydroelectric power, parks, minerals, and public lands could back Liberty Loans. It emphasizes vast government-held assets and homestead land grants as security for war bonds, noting the moral and material security of the United States.
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Congress
Oklahoma
Lonnie
United States
Couttry
Licberty
Fiekser
Patriotism and Liberty Bond Drive From Ft Russell
Citizens rally around the liberty loan as soldiers at Ft Russell volunteer for long deployments into France. The piece celebrates civilian support, urges wider participation, and honors the American troops risking life for victory. It highlights donors already pledging over 420 400 in bonds and anticipates a total near 250 000 pounds or 100 000 dollars as the campaign closes, praising the soldiers’ resolve and sacrifice.
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Cifizens
A. Russell
Tide Sry
Ft. Russell
France
Tribune and Leader Clash Over Mondell Loan Debate
The Tribune defends Mondell's financial note while attacking Kendrick and the Leader for opposing the loan drive. The Leader condemns partisan measures and pledges to support the Wheatberry loan efforts, arguing public service and Wyoming development outweigh newspaper feuds.
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Mondell
Keodeiek
Ht Eye
Stace
Phillies
The
Tribune
Tim Loon
Wyoming
Washington
Speek
Kendrick
Weroming
Beyney
Plittance
Homely Plea Urges Prompt Action on Liberty Bond
A curiously garbled note urges Americans to act now and back a safer task, suggesting a Khaki-dyed youth from Port Hassell should set a reminder to buy a liberty bond. The writer presses urgency and warns against postponing the task tomorrow.
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Port Hassell
Union Pacific pledges Liberty Loan support for system states
Union Pacific system chairman R S Lovett outlines a threefold duty to nation communities and workers as the railroad allocates five million dollars in Liberty Loan credit across states served. Nebraska receives 500000 Iowa 375000 Kansas 500000 Missouri 150000 Colorado 225000 Wyoming 250000 Utah 260000 Idaho 650000 Montana 100000 Nevada 100000 California 400000 Oregon 500000 Washington 400000 New York gets 1000000 of the six billion loan.
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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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