War Savings Campaign in Cut Bank Montana Drives 100 percent goal
The Dillon Tribune reports a Readerville style War Savings push in Cut Bank Montana led by Professor Fairbrother and local teachers. The town aims for 100 percent membership by May 1 with 1,020 members, including 84 percent of the population, in a program featuring stamps in stores, public displays, and a contest for top membership cards, urging every resident to buy War Savings stamps or Liberty bonds and spread thrift.
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Big War Savings Society
Cut Bank
Montana
Miriam Worden
War Savings Society
Malta Call’s
Lewistown Booth
United States
War Savings Campaign
Flanders
Capitol
France
Uncle Sam
Kaiser
America
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