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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1917
Page
7
An exhortation explains the Liberty Loan program as the way to ease taxes by lending money to the government. It urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds, contact bankers, and persuade neighbors to participate, arguing shared sacrifice and patriotism to defeat Germany. It contrasts American self-denial with German mobilization and warns against leaving “the other fellow” to fund the war.
Speaking in Atlanta Mr McAdoo urged unity and patriotism in the Liberty Bond campaign. He recalled wartime shipping disruptions and cotton losses, warned against denying America seaworthy rights, and argued bonds are a mortgage on the nation’s honor with four percent interest.
President Wilson subscribed 15000 dollars to the second Liberty Loan and had previously bought 10000 dollars of the first loan. Daily subscriptions pushed total over the three billion dollar mark as Washington reports the drive.
London reports a major autumn offensive as German forces mass on a thirty mile Julian front from Flieh to the Bainsizza Plateau. Berlin announces capture of the leading Italian positions in three sectors as Cadorna’s wedge into Austrian lines faces a concerted assault.
A notice states the pasture is posted by R. G. Stririgler formerly Kneese’s pasture, warning that any violations will be prosecuted.
Public notice states the partnership J P Moore and Gus Malchow operating as J P Moore & Co. furniture dealers is dissolved by mutual consent. Mak Chow will continue the business and assume all debts. all bills should be paid to him. The partners thank patrons and seek continued support for the new firm.
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