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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1917
Page
2
Billy Beaver and Mrs. Beaver plan a new home using dam building in a country setting. They discuss moving trends and zoo beavers who won’t work when watched, while reflecting on self confidence and looking the world in the eye.
The firm announces licensure by the United States Food Administrator under Licenga 15106 to operate a wirehouse in Shelocta for storage and distribution of wheat and rye subject to Food Administration rules. They can handle all grains including wheat rye and buckwheat and ship from any slipping point. A full line of chopped feeds middlings bran and spring wheat flour is now available with attractive prices quoted.
A fragment of verse questions wealth and labor, contrasting easy riches with the demand of work. It evokes a narrator musing on money, fame, and the vie for lasting value beyond mere coin, finishing with a streetwise warning about social gates and fortune.
The question asks whether any sacrifice from buying Liberty Bonds matches a mother's act of giving her son to the country. It explores the moral weight of financial contributions versus personal risk and the duties of patriotism.
Ezra Weed of the Vigilantes presents a speaker urging a younger generation to value freedom, education, and service. The voice laments a lost sense of duty, recalls upbringings in liberty, and warns that ignoring effort may end in disgrace, leaving the speaker with little choice but to cross the threshold to action.
The Second Liberty Loan Bond issue is promoted as a Christmas gift option. Brokers in New York urge clients to subscribe now, enabling small periodic payments to accumulate toward full bonds by Christmas. Banks are willing to accept weekly deposits to help buyers accumulate the bonds in time.
Urgent message urges public to buy government bonds as wartime support. Slogans emphasize backing victory, spiking German guns, and protecting home front. Appeals link personal sacrifice, patriotism, and family to purchase Liberty Bonds.
Notice of application to the Governor of Pennsylvania by Bo T. Gibson Lewin G Clark and Alex M Stewart for incorporation of Gibbon Clark Company to buy sell wholesale and retail farm machinery farm implements bay and straw crab feed phosphate line and other merchandise and to repair farm implements. ERNEST STEWART solicitor. October 17, 1910.
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