War Savings and Thrift Campaign Drives 100 Percent Court
An article urges citizens to prioritize government needs over private purchases to aid the war effort. It explains the impact of limited supplies and labor on cars, gas, wool, and military gear, and details a 100 percent War Savings society formed in Cut Bank Montana with officers, committees, pledge cards, and four purchase booths. It notes the nationwide campaign strengthens liberty bond sales and deposits in savings banks while praising local leaders and the Service Flag poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
France
England
Savings Banks of
America
Liberty Bond
War Savings
Savings’ Bank
National War Savings Committee
War Savings Campaign
War Savings Stamp
Cut Bank
Teton County
C. W. Merrilies
Harry W. Turner
H. F. Harrison
Miriam Worden
John F. Davies
Turner
Merrilies
Cut’ Bank
War Savings Society
Montana
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