Nation's Crisis Urges Unified War Bond and Savings Drives
Secretary McAdoo calls for full cooperation between War Savings and Liberty Loan campaigns for the Third Liberty Loan. He urges education of 100 million people in thrift, centralizing sales to maximize Liberty Bond purchases, with War Savings supporting those unable to buy bonds. Harmony between groups is essential to fund the war. The piece ends with an advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment.
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William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Liberty Loan
War Savings Campaigns
War Savings Organization
United States
U. S
Treasury Department
War Savings Societies
Liberty Loan Organization
War Savings Organizations
Liberty Loan Hymn to Back Our Soldiers and Allies
A patriotic verse by Mildred McFaden urges support for the Franco allied effort and Liberty Loan drives. It praises soldiers sailors and airmen, nurses and the national banner Old Glory, calling for every dollar to bind the Beast and fund the war against Germany.
What a Bond Will Buy for Liberty Loan Purchases
A Treasury prepared summary shows practical uses of Liberty Loan bonds from small to large. A $60 bond buys trench knives or grenades or surgical instruments. $100 funds clothing, eight months of rations, rifles, grenades, ether, needles. Two $100 bonds can buy a horse or mule. four $100 bonds fund an X ray outfit. $500 supports bicycles for a headquarters unit.
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Army
Navy
Treasury Department
France
Keeping the Windmill Going Liberty Bonds Call
An appeal to all farmers to fund Liberty Bonds as a major effort by Uncle Sam to raise wind for a crucial national venture. The message likens bonds to raising the wind to turn machinery against the common enemy.
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Uncle Sam
Liberty Loon Night Campaign Inaugurated In Los Angeles
The motion picture exhibitors of Los Angeles have started a citywide push for Liberty Loon Night with a committee of the National Association of Motion Picture Industry. The plan provides theaters with posters slides and materials for use nationwide in the effort. Also notes a bargain property near a schoolhouse in Mansfield Missouri and a Baptist Indies dinner event at J D Reynolds' store.
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Los Angeles
National Association of Motion Picture Industry
United States
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Wright County
N. J. Craig
Mansfield, Mo
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mansfield, Missouri
J. D. Reynolds
P. AE
Newt Bolliaen
P. W. Newton
J. E. Craig
J.E. Craig
Sam Pwicantave
Lves
Saul Alicaee
Lilli
Mansfield Hotel
F. D. Mooney
Mansfield Light & Power Company
Bank OF Mansfield
F. H. Riley
Fuson's Drug Store
Aine
Vee Olney Pean Ees
D. Denehfield
Elmer Strong
Aero Livery
S. J. Walker
Concrete
Mansfield
Missouri West Side Square
AL Ree
City OF
Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Kastate
Touriet Automobile
Conti Alen Nak Fev
Frex
Fuisalee Ehurk Af Payne Pelekarria
The
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Cleveland, Trtia
Sseanilhae
Henner Tiaanierisa Shana Watren
Sleepling
Wapeocly
TSO Passengere
Vestal Roses
Joseph W. Vestal & Son
Boz
Little Rock
Arkansas
McAdoo
War Savings Nor Loan Organizations
Ballard
H. C
J. C. Carter
Cole
Frank B. Smith
Hartville
Frisco
A. L. Randall
T.F. Lenhart Undertaker
Ward B. Hitchcock
Liberty
Alex Salisbury
Uries Gates
Wright
Mansfield Mirror
T. A. Kay
Ava, Mo
Roy R. Dennis Mansfield
Mo. Kay & Dennis
A. Stephens
J. D. Avery
L.O. Nieder
Missouri
Lodge Directory
R.A. M. Mansfield
Royal Arch
M. KE. Gorman
Woodmen of America
Manafield
W.A. Black
Henry Dennis
Will
Liberty Loan Organization of
Eighth Federal Reserve District
Mildred 8. McFaden
Bunker Hill
Harvey
Baptist Indies
la Joel Tailoring Company
Sedalia
W. E. Houck
K. A. Easley
East Fifth Street
Fuson Drug Company
Valleyview Stock Farm
Aurora
W. G. Cantrell
C. E. White & Co
National Stock Yards
Illinois
Live Stock Commission
C. E. White
Edgar J. Hallows
Arthur J. Hallows
W. R. Hinckley Cattle Department
J. R. Ridgway
Herbert J. Hallows
D. P. Collins
Bell
East
Kinloch
St. Clair
Henry
Free Whiteside, Mo
Paul H. McMahon Seymour
Brothers
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