Farmer's Share in the Loan Prompts War Revenue Debate
Editor Hugh G. Van Pelt argues that American prosperity from farming supports the war effort. He notes 1917 farm values, two Liberty Bond successes, and a third campaign, urging farmers to contribute financially to victory and affirming farmers' steadfast resolve.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Kimball's
Dairy Farmer
Waterloo
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America
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Buy a Ticket for Big Game
Manager of Champion White Sox urges fans to buy liberty bonds and support the team. He highlights the role of cheering crowds and calls for fair play as Americans prepare for a major national game against a skilled opponent. He urges buying tickets and backing the war effort.
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Join the Bank of Humanity by Dougal Fairbanks
Wartime urging civilians to subscribe to Liberty bonds in the Third Liberty Loan drive. Emphasizes patriotism, sacrifice, and collective effort to fund the war, warning against inaction and promising democracy and security through government securities.
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Dougal Fairbanks
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