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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1917

Page

5

Wage Earners Rally for Second Liberty Loan

Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson urges wage earners to support the Second Liberty Loan. He argues workers have more at stake in defending democracy and liberty, linking national defense to shared sacrifice and collective funding of supplies for troops abroad.

William Wilson Labor Wwe Weelero Yuey Luna Albers Bathiefeld William B. Wilson Secretary of

Investment appeal urges small investors to buy Liberty Bonds

Joseph D. Bascom of Broderick & Bascom Hope Co. in St. Louis urges small investors to buy 4 percent Liberty Bonds as safer, profitable surplus investing. He promotes following successful investors and big corporations as a model, arguing bonds beat dividends and fund accumulation for rising corporate values. He cites Eastern capitalists already investing in Liberty Bonds as a prudent example.

Joseph D. Bascom Broderick & Bascom Hope Co St. Louis Liberty Loan Bascom Buscoma Liberty Liberty Vonder St. Louis P Ost- Dispatch

The Challenge of the Dollars in Atlantic City Speech

Secretary McAdoo cites a Berlin war loan as a spur to Americans. He urges a subscription to the second Liberty Loan on October 27 to show Germany that the United States will muster not only soldiers and ships but its full financial strength to vindicate American rights.

Baltimore Berlin McAdoo Atlantic City America Germany

Liberty Loan Drive Launched by Eighth District Bankers

Liberty Loan committee for the eighth Federal Reserve district announces a campaign to sell 200 million dollars in bonds. Gov. Rolla Wells chairs the district program with a broad executive and general committee drawn from Missouri Arkansas Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi.

St. Louis Liberty Loan Organization Eighth Federal Reserve District Rolla Wells Federal Reserve Tank of Eighth Reserve District Missouri Arkansas Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennegace Mississippi Wells William R. Compton Peamn Eighth Federal Reserve District T. W. Bennett Lewis B. Ely Anita Moore J. E. Craig W. C. D'Arcy Chamber of Commerce E. PD. Nims General Bankers’ Committee R. 3. Hawea Missouri Bankers’ Committee J. G. Hughes Arkansas Bankers’ Committee W. L. Hemingway Misalaaippi Bankers’ Committee W. P. Kretschmar Indiana Bankers—M. 8. Sonnta

Argo-Mhoeplinte Herbal Remedy Endorsed Locally

Local residents report relief from digestive and nourishment issues after using Argo-Mhoeplinte, a vegetable herbal remedy. The product is distributed by pharmacists and marketed as vitalizing and reconstructive, with testimonials quoted from community members.

Liberty Bonds for Farmers to Back Democracy War

Herbert Quick argues farmers should buy Liberty Bonds, as safe investments yielding four percent, to support the war, defend independent farm life, and secure the nation against German conquest. He links farm value to liberty, urging farmers to purchase bonds now and never be slack.

Germany Russia France Italy Great Britain United States New England Lexington and Concord South King’s Mountain

Germans Liberal U S Put to Test in War Bond Appeals

A historical report notes both Germany and the United States launching drives to fund the war. It contrasts German appeals for gold and citizens sacrificing rings and trinkets with an American pledge that savings would not be commandeered, urging Liberty Bond purchases to sustain the war effort.

Germany United States Imperial Bank

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