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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
4
President Wilson urges Texans to support a unified war relief campaign led by welfare organizations aiding soldiers. Morrs Sheppard calls for enthusiastic, ongoing contributions to sustain morale, recreation, and home like comfort for the troops at the front.
A fragment urges paying a pet tax and promoting liberty bonds as safe investments, mentioning cheerful civic duties and helping to support liberty efforts.
Readers are told the United War Work Campaign began November 11 and runs through November 18 with 29 shopping days left before Christmas. Suffragist leaders insist the 66th Congress will pass an amendment granting women the vote, encouraging support for the war relief drive.
A Prague street is named Wilson to honor President Wilson while a Roosevelt Taft street is avoided. Lavaca County maintains its wartime fundraising record, exceeding the $16,000 quota for the United War Work Campaign.
Wilman W. Adams, executive secretary, directs Army Y M C A activities across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico and Arizona. He oversees camp programs serving hundreds of thousands of soldiers and oversees Y M C A work from Brownsville to Yuma with eighteen auto trucks aiding isolated stations.
The American Red Cross announces a Christmas membership drive intended to enroll every American during December 16 to 22. No funds will be sought during the campaign, though rising demands risk the need to raise money to cover organizational expenses.
Lavaca County stands fourth among southern GAF group counties in per capita cash sales of war savings stamps with a figure of 1474 dollars per person.
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