Thrift as War Aid and Civic Duty
George M. Reynolds argues that wartime thrift boosts the economy and funds the war effort. He links past frugal living to healthier citizens and urges saving through War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds to shorten the conflict and stabilize postwar prosperity.
State Losses From Rodents Across Several States
An estimate to the U S Department of Agriculture from state extension directors shows Montana losses from native rodents at 15 to 20 million dollars, North Dakota 6 to 9 million, Kansas 12 million, Colorado 2 million, California 20 million, Wyoming crop losses at 15 percent, Nevada 10 to 15 percent or about 1 million, New Mexico 1.2 million with a doubled range.
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