Surplus Loan Urged as Farmer Support for Victory Bond Drive
Federal Reserve Board appeals to farmers to back the Victory Liberty Loan with surplus wheat and farm wealth. Congress allocated 1 billion dollars to guarantee 2.26 per bushel for 1910 wheat, aiming to sustain prices and promote farm prosperity. Officials note record farm wealth from 1918 crops and urge farmers to invest in first-class securities for patriotic ends.
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Federal Reserve Board
Farmer
United States Congress
United States Food Administration
Grain Corporation
France
Lorraine
United States
Germany
Let Us Stand By Dear Old Uncle 8AM
A historical wartime plea urges a Victory Liberty Loan to fund recovery and honor those wounded. It frames Uncle Sam as guiding liberty and civilization and calls for a hearty, joyous response to finance ongoing peace efforts and the broader postwar mission.
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Uncle Sam
Louis
Sam
America Not a Place for the Pessimist
Secretary of the Peni-Gese de cent Interview denounces pessimism in American business and urges confidence. He argues victory Liberty Loan should be seen as Thanksgiving Loan, praising American resolve and urging continued support beyond war’s end. He questions critics and calls for national unity as bonds come due.
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Liberty
Gings
America
France
United States
Belgiun
Shadl Amellen
Uberty
Let Us Do Our Share Victory Bonds Appeal
A wartime appeal argues that paying for the war requires continued bond purchases. It warns those who refuse to buy more bonds, likening it to a family delaying a funeral expense, and urges readers to “finish the job” by supporting Victory Liberty bonds with a table showing national debts and wealth to reassure investment safety.
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Dbsease
Oret
Family of Nations
United States
Mogtens
Sam
Victory Liberty
Uncle Sam's Bills Must Be Paid Rally Cry
A wartime editorial urges Americans to support victory loans and back the Liberty bond drive. It asserts the need to pay the bills, bring the troops home, and sustain free institutions while resisting intolerance as a path to finishing the job. It recalls a torpedo survivor tale to underline sacrifice and national resolve.
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Elvill
Uete
Weeleupwin
Atlantic Ocean
Ous
Americs
Uncle Sam
Victory Liberty Loan appeal urges oversubscription
A wartime community urges the public to oversubscribe the Victory Liberty Loan to honor fallen soldiers and support veterans. The message links debt to the dead and wounded, urging purchases of Victory Liberty Bond to finance ongoing overseas service and bring home the victorious troops.
For Rent and Sale Notices in Gracttinger area
Various small ads list rental inquiries at First National Bank and room availability, land listing requests, sale of Poland China boars, property for sale in Gracttinger, eggs for hatching and poultry, seed potatoes, and a No 9 Oliver typewriter, with contact notes and dates.
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First National Bank
Automobile Industry May Be Rated as Largest by Next Census
The article argues the automobile sector could become the country’s largest industry in the upcoming government census. It notes about 450 car and truck makers and 825 parts makers, with massive expenditures on iron, steel, lumber, copper, fabrics, and other inputs, and cites Forbes on wage dependence and industry scale.
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Forbes
Opera
Facts and Fancies Reflecting on Virtue and Wealth
The piece muses on virtue born of necessity and the social urge to fault the rich. It links true love to follies and crimes, notes many married men as unknown heroes, and observes praying with fingers crossed. It contrasts successful men who trust luck with their own efforts and reflects on greatness versus smallness.
Milk for the Poor Relief Proposal Approved
Market Commissioner Moskowitz urges New York City to approve a $25,000 appropriation by the Board of Estimate for milk sales to needy families. The plan targets households with children under six judged by health authorities as unable to afford adequate milk.
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Moskowitz
New York World
Mitchell
Board of Estimate
Hig
Bread as an ailment not a food says analysis
An analysis of bread shows over 40 percent water and only seven to eight percent nitrogen compounds, with little nitrogen free substances like starch in large amounts. The writer asserts bread cannot be a true food and is at best an ailment.
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By Randall Parrish
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Lin
Sid
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Charlie
Senate
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Lewis Lippold
Gracttinger
Iowa
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Rich Alyward
Tound
Minder
Julius Sevdy
F. Ei. Schurmann
Fred Rubink
Earl Moraine
R. R
Aclinsky
Oliver Typewriter
Times Office
A.R. Wilson
Carl Spies
BE. J. Newhall
C. W. Newhall
House
Peter Miller
Newhall & Son
Graettinger
John Bondhus
Jorgen Andersen
V. J. O’connor
Farmers’ Grain Co
Grain Co
V. L. O’connor, Ysurtiinbany
Chevrolet
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