Liberty Day Observed For Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
October 12 designated Liberty Day to mark the discovery of America, with harvest festivals in schools nationwide. The plan, urged by the U S Bureau of Education and Liberty Loan, calls for observances in every district to inspire bond investment and reflect on democracy and freedom.
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Glacouary of America
Liberty Loan
Wor
United States Byrea of Education
United States
Treasury Department of
United States Bureau of Education
Atlantic
Pacific
Liberty Loan Organization
L. B. Franklin
Ar Loan Organization
America
Americ
Harvest Home festival urged to rally nations spirit
A national Harvest Home festival is proposed to energize Americans to donate products to democracy and meet wartime needs. Local communities would celebrate Liberty Day, with schools distributing guidance to implement the idea and unite city and country in a shared service effort.
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America
United States
Bureau of Education
Branklin
Napoleon
Help Buy More Tanks to Back Allied Advance
In wartime appeal urges investors to buy Liberty bonds to fund tank production. Tanks are described as crucial to rolling back German lines, crushing machine gun nests, and saving thousands of infantry lives by providing a protective screen for advancing troops.
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Viciona
Liberty
Enele Sam
Myron
West
Madison Higby School
Washington
Beloit
One Hundred Twenty-Seventh Infantry
University of Wisconsin
Otto L. Kowalko
Madison
Green Bay
Wisconsin Food Administration
Liberty bonds and Navy costs charted for 1917 1918
A fragmentary government list details approximate costs of Liberty bonds and naval supplies, including battleships, cruisers, destroyers, submarines, gun mounts, ammunition, clothing, and equipment. It notes payments by Paymaster General McGowan and records daily naval expenditures for early fiscal 1918.
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Liberty
Navy Department
McGowan
Badger State Happenings Showcases War Era Notes
A collage of wartime items from Wisconsin includes Charles Coppis of Little Chute reported alive after earlier war casualty notices, local families affected by accidents, fishing crews selling rough fish under state supervision, and a life-saving incident with a child. The list covers railroad, industrial, and public notices, including Red Cross drives, military service, university contributions to the war, price rulings, and local civic appointments.
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Charles Coppis
France
Co. I
Neenab
Alice
Paul Tronnel
Stockbridge
Fond du Lac
Beaver
Dam Lake
Wisconsin
Don
J. Duval
Neebah
George .P. Hambrecht
Madison
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
National Safety Council
E. Sensentrenner
Menasha
Chicago
Menasha Paper Company
Hilbert
Joseph Poehlmans
Milwaukee
State Food Administration
S. W. Treadway
New York
Northern Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association
Oshkosh
War Industries Board
Winnebags
Gustav Sell
Northwest Engineering Works
Green Bay
Emergency Fest Corporation
Fred Schultz
Two Rivers
United States
Minong
Washburn County
Grover Fillbach
Minongbign
Joseph Trier
Sheboygan
Adolph Trier
Fond
Buell
Janesville
Mary Orbizon
Pauline Furminger
Miss Orbison
Camp Beauregard
Alexandria
Jurminger
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Industrial Commission
Magnus Swenson
Naa
Fraadison
Banking Department
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Catarrh
A vintage advertisement promises a100 reward for cases of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims the medicine has worked for 35 years, acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, and leads to quick health improvement after use. Testimonials available, Toledo Ohio firm Cheney & Co. touts nationwide drugstore sales.
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Fiall
Hall
Tree
I. FJ
Cheney& CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ali Druggiata
Gov Philipp ends special session amid loyalty remarks
Gov Philipp concludes a joint session after reading his message. bills signed and the session adjourns sine die. Frank Keyson of Marathon county is arrested by US Marshal Will Touton on alleged disloyal remarks, bonds posted at 5000 dollars. Blumenfeld reports 1180.81 dollars from waste paper sales in the capitol district for 1917 to 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Philipp
Senate
Assembly
Flex
Frank Keyson
Marathon County
United States
Will Touton
Keyson
M. F. Blumenfeld
Capitol
Triumph Pills Relief Notice From National Medical Institute
An old advertisement urges women to use Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed cycles. It promotes safety and dependability, claims not sold in drug stores, and invites readers to write for details and a free information packet from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, dated November 20, 1918.
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Triumph
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
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Father Poll
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Marvin H. Bacon
Grand Army of the Republic
Census
Kenosha
Red Cross
Brown County
Beligium
Janes
Fred Eall
Juvigny
Ray
A. C. F. Hartz
Keystone
Barry
State Conservation
Merlin Hull
Spencer Haven
Spe‘cial
Wy. E
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Eiher House
Kestion
Fletcher
Castoria
Eureka
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
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HONEY
A. Kleinheinz & Son
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