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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
4
The notice urges a September 29 start and October 19 close, promising a larger total than previous loans. It calls for prompt action and liberal subscriptions, citing battlefront inspiration and shared duty with American soldiers. It also suggests community school meetings in cooler weather for youth education and refinement through debates, spelling, singing, and literary events.
A fragment remarks that certain men are like a bass drum, useful only to make loud noise and serve no constructive purpose.
French forces take Ham while American troops focus on bringing home supplies. The tone suggests cautious optimism about Allied progress and food support for troops.
The notice urges readers to prepare now by reviewing finances and making an inventory as the CHE launches its fourth liberty loan on September 28.
The note asks Dex to buy 600000 war savings stamps each week this year and wonders how many they bought.
Texans have been urged to buy 91 million dollars in war savings stamps before year end. With two-thirds of the year elapsed, Texans have purchased only about half of the quota.
Today September 13 marks General Pershing’s birthday anniversary as head of the American army in France. The nation wishes him many returns of the day and long life.
The War Department expands officer training at Camp Travis with Central School plans. Recruits from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado face oral and written exams in history geography arithmetic and math. Y M C A offers pre training classes at camp and in barracks to help all applicants meet a 70 average and qualify for officer material.
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