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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

15

Farmers Plan Greater Buys In War Bonds

War Bond leaders, led by Wi L Predmore of the Treasury, target a larger Seventh War Loan drive for farmers. With country bankers, they urge converting increased farm deposits into bonds, arguing that farmers can invest substantial cash reserves while maintaining operating capital. A prior survey found 57 percent of solicited farmers bought bonds.

Wi. L. Predmore War Finance Division Treasury Department Farners Eredmore

The Symbol of Victory We Salute America

The message honors the United States and its people for unwavering duty. It signals the first victory bells and expresses faith that final victory will be achieved for peace loving nations worldwide.

Army Chief Marshall and Admiral King Rally Support for War Bond Drive

In Washington the Army and Navy leaders declare the Mighty Seventh War Loan a success and pledge renewed effort. General Marshall and Admiral King vow the enemy will surrender unconditionally as civilians back the drive with patriotism and large financial support.

Washington, D. C Navy George C Marshall Ernest J King Marsball King

Roosevelt Appeals for Seventh War Loan Funding

President Franklin D Roosevelt urges national support for the seventh War Loan totaling 14 billion dollars. He emphasizes higher production and widespread purchase of War Bonds to shorten the conflict and speed victory, calling on every American to participate through savings and bond purchases.

Washington, DC Franklin D. Roosevelt

Regular Meeting of Myrtle Camp 8 N A

Myrtle Camp 8 N A met Monday evening in the Grange hall for a brief business session and practice. The next meeting on May 21 will include Initiation and officers and members of the special degree team in their formal attire.

Myrtle Camp Grange

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