Victory Loan call urges citizens to fund final war debt
The Publicity Department of the Second Federal District announced the Victory Loan, aiming at about five billion dollars. It urges Americans to sustain the war effort financially, noting the need to maintain troops in France and discharge debts, and calls for nationwide support as the last bond drive.
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Second Federal District
America
Thierry
Bt. Mihiel
Sedan
United States
France
Perghieg
McKinley Day Reflections and Foreign Policy Passages
Fragmentary columns attributed to tAuION N.J.S.M.R. discuss Washington era foreign policy. They praise non entanglement and peace through law while urging firm enforcement. The writer cites an illustration about law and cites Leavenworth France and an obscure poet as examples.
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McKinley
Washington
Rifle practice described and range update for battalion news
The column promotes rifle practice saying five ranges are in working order at Kaufmann Windheim property on Franklin avenue. The rifle club room is heated and convenient with plans for high usage. Lt. Col. John M. Rogers visited town and officers discussed duties at Headquarters as a note of routine military news.
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Poe Ss
Kaufmann-Windheim
John M. Rogers
Adjutant General’s Office
Hurd S. M
Nutley Rifle Club Elects Officers for 1919
The Nutley Rifle Club held its annual business meeting at Park School auditorium. Officers elected: Henry M. Libby president, J Percival Huntting vice president, Rene J. Dufourd secretary, Warren P. Hoyt treasurer, Arthur P. Dickinson executive officer.
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Nutley Rifle Club
Park School
Henry M. Libby
J. Percival Huntting
Reni J. Dufourd
Warren P. Hoyt
Arthur P. Dickinson
Broken Plaster Ceilings and Walls Repaired and For Sale
Safety first advertises steel ceilings for rooms and plaster repairs. The notice promotes fast service and right prices for materials and installation with emphasis on durability and accessibility.
Treasurer Announces 1 Dollar Fee Through July
A 1918 class treasurer states the fee remains fixed at one dollar until July 1st. The notice urges timely payment and highlights the small annual cost for members.
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Tauion
N.J.S.M.R
Leavenworth
Sao
Sreess Poetics
Yee
I. Waldmann
Franklin Ave
Nutley, N. J
Centre Street
Bamberger
Bam
Berger
Bradbury
Knabe
Mansfield
Steinnay
Mathusher
R. S. Howard Harrington
Hardman
Shoninger
Schuman & Sons
New
N. J
E. C. Miller
Red C
Copany S. M
Fra Sateso Avenue
S. O. Es
Irving W. Wilson
B Company
M. Bolier
Sherman St
Passaic
Telephone
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut ST. Nutley, N. J
Safey
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
Fidelity ‘Trust Fund
Fidelity Trust Company
Prudential Building
Newark
Trust, Banking, Tithe
Mitenace, Bend, Savings, Credit and Sale Deposit Departments
the Bank of Nutley
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