War Savings Stamp Subscriptions Urged For June Meetings
War Savings Director calls all taxpayers and wage earners to meetings on Monday June 28 to subscribe to War Savings Stamps. Meetings will be held in schoolhouses with records kept of attendees and subscriptions. absentees and those who refuse will be reported. Stamps cost 3 to 5 dollars with later redemptions at 5 dollars. early purchases earn longer loan to the government and earn interest. The program aims to meet a local quota and promote saving to support the war effort.
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War Stamp Supplement Predicts Large Army Growth
The War Stamp Supplement from June 7, 1918 predicts the U.S. will field between four and five million men within a year, with figures cited by Representative Caldwell as official military strength. It notes army divisions, funding for future expenditures, and anticipated allocations for equipment and armament as the nation advances toward France in World War I.
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Matrimony Ads and War Service Draft Notice Snippets
Fragmented historical newspaper text shows a mix of wartime conscription notes and personal ads. It references military duty, potential penalties for evading service, and a government information plan to identify men who left service. Separate items include marriage and lonely-widow ads with addresses in Oakland and Los Angeles, offering matchmaking and matrimony services alongside maternity hospital notes.
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