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Community sponsors enable Uncle Sam to advertise thrift savings at no cost until May 1 1918. The Dillon Tribune presents government information compiled by the National War Savings Committee from the State Director office in Butte.
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Uncle
Sam
Dillon Tribune
National War Savings Committee
Butte
War Savings drive urged by National War Savings committee
President Wilson praises thrift campaigns and explains the value of small savings for war support. Montana directors, schools, and businesses organize War Savings societies to finance the war, with stamps issued through local agents and schools boosting participation. Notable volunteers include G. A. Wendorf and Wm. M. Rosenbaum as charter members. Gerald Keffler, 11, buys Liberty bonds and thrift stamps.
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National War Savings Committee
Wilson
War Savings Society
United States
War Savings Societies
Butte
Railway Employees’ War Saving Society of
G. A. Wendorf
D. McMahon
H. A. Gallway
E. A. Shewe
Wm. M. Rosenbaum
J. A. McMillon
Neil Baird
M. K. Baysoar
J. 5. Kemp
D. M. McGreen
R. J. Dee
W. H. Merriman
C. E. Christy
L. B. Woods
Bozeman
Sam
Gerald Keffler
Amos C. Hall
National Bank of
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