Liberty Bond plea urges duty to support war effort
A front page appeal urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds to fund WWI efforts. It stresses bonds loan money back with 4 percent interest, tax exemptions up to 5000 dollars, and a suggested per-family share of 150 dollars, warning of dire homefront consequences if the issue fails. Fiscal agents of the U.S. government are named for the region including Minnesota and North Dakota.
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How Long Will the War Last
Opinion piece by Rev. L F Daley cautions against excessive optimism about the war’s end. He argues no one can predict its duration and cites Frank H Simonds saying the last year may come with a military decision or not by the end of next campaigning season.
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Ex-ambassador urges relentless effort to crush German power
The speaker asserts Germany’s 9,000,000-strong field army cannot be defeated within a year. He warns of U-boat peril, starvation risks for allies, and a long war requiring total destruction of German power and repossession of occupied Belgium, with churchgoers urged to pray for a speedy end. The piece closes with a farm sale notice in Chateau, Montana.
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