Meaning of Dutch name endings and field terms
The excerpt explains that Voeldt is a Dutch veld form meaning open ground or prairie. It notes Westervelt as west field, Roosevelt as rose field, Blauvelt as blue field, and mentions other Dutch names ending in velt with parallels in German and other languages. It also includes a Bishop Mant quote about friendship and support during trouble.
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Westervelt
West Field
Roosevelt
Rose Fielid
Blauvelt
Secretary McAdoo Warns Against Exchanging Liberty Bonds
Kansas City February 2 1918 Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo warns Liberty Bond holders to reject offers to exchange their bonds for questionable securities. He notes a patriotic base of over ten million buyers and stresses safeguarding investments, urging investors to hold bonds and avoid unreliable substitutes. The message, issued through the Liberty Loan Committee and Federal Reserve Bank for Kansas City, underscores government-backed bonds as the sound choice.
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DS Redemption Fond
Co. Treas
Anita’s First Farm Visit Describes Cute Cowlets
Anita recalls her trip to the country and her fascination with mother and baby cows. She tells a city playmate about seeing many cows and especially the cutest little cowlets.
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Anita
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