Liberty Bonds as Safe Loans Backed by Government
Buying Liberty Bonds means loaning money and receiving 4 percent interest. They are backed by the government and considered among the safest investments. Purchases up to $5000 are tax exempt. Bond pricing examples show various denominations and yields.
Letters From Uncle Sam's Boys From Goat Island
Two letters from U S Training Station Goat Island San Francisco discuss war prep and training. Recruits will be divided into gunners boatswains and quartermasters for final instruction. The correspondent notes no major events beyond preparation and routine duties.
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U.S
Goat Island
San Francisco
Two Months Training Then Exam for Officers East Coast Return
A correspondent describes a two month training period followed by an exam and potential posting to the east coast. He notes possible travel via Great Falls and hopes for a California visit, detailing liberty hours, laundry delays, and hammock bunks in the lower barracks as the initial drill.
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Great Falls
Drafted to Camp Lewis Letter From Joe Dusak
A drafted recruit at Camp Lewis Washington writes of life in heavy artillery barracks with 150 men. he notes potential transfers uniforms shortages 16 cases of smallpox and vaccination one kitchen detail mentions obeying last orders first and the risk of overwork before signing farewell to a friend named Joe Dusak
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Teamster
Uncle Sam
Joe Dusak
For Rent: 160 Acre Farm Near Collins With Buildings
160 acre farm for rent located a short distance from Collins. About 130 acres are tillable with good buildings on the property. For details contact Fred Gewald at the Rocky Mountain Elevator in Choteau.
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Collins
Fred Gewald
Rocky Mountain
Choteau
For Sale Notices From Choteau Montana Items
A Ford touring car overhauled and in good condition is for sale by Bert Cristie. A pure bred registered Holstein bull four years old is for sale at the Reikhoff ranch. A bay horse four years old driven to camp by mistake can be claimed by owner proving ownership and paying. Ed Dennis ranch of 314 acres on Spring Creek above Choteau offered for 41 dollars per acre with 15 horses two sows 200 chickens 25 turkeys 10 Guinea fowl and various farming tools included. Weaver Trescott Choteau Montana.
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Reikhoff
M. O’neil
Choteau, Mont
Spring Creek
Choteau
Weaver & Trescott
Chateau
Mont
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