Work or Fight slogan drives nationwide draft policy
Across the United States the War Department mandates work or army service for all men 21 to 55, banning loafing and targeting idle professionals and speculators. The piece also notes an upcoming solar eclipse and promotes Idaho County Chautauqua tickets, road bond deals, and local fund drives as wartime activity continues.
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Sunshine at war and real estate tips from the Chronicle
The Nezperce Herald urges cheerful letters to soldiers in France, praising optimism and confidence in the war effort. It contrasts with real estate ads, noting Montana buyers investing in Idaho land and advising caution with out-of-state holdings. The Chronicle promotes ads for economy, and a forthcoming solar eclipse viewable nationwide tomorrow around 4 PM.
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