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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1918
Page
8
The message stresses prudent spending for war support and encourages holding coupon bonds as bearer obligations kept secure. It warns that lost bonds become the property of finders and cannot be replaced by the owner.
The article reports a nationwide protest urging economy in gifts with a modified policy that only useful items should be given. Toys may be given to children, and shopping should begin early with mail orders arriving by December 5 to ensure destination on time.
Thomas J. O'Neil treasurer of the local Red Cross presents the September Patriotic Fund refund details showing amounts 15 001 and 1 045.45. The notice records the monthly financial activity and totals.
The piece urges bond subscribers to hold rather than sell Liberty Bonds. It argues investors lent money to the government for the war effort and should avoid withdrawal to maintain the bond’s value and support, warning selling often unnecessary and costly.
Governor Walter E. Edge proclaims a special election to fill the U S Senate vacancy caused by the death of William Hughes. The proclamation is dated July 16 1918 from Trenton and references Section 138 of the General Election Law.
The post office lists unclaimed letters for Mrs. Varlow B. Bristow Mrs Barratt 482 Lester street Miss Fredericka Da uque Mrs S J Powleson Mrs Struka. Frank C Drake is superintendent. Miss Edith Wever of Stager street has returned from Detroit.
A wartime call to action urges all citizens to work hard and buy Liberty Bonds with full commitment, echoing the resolve of servicemen overseas and emphasizing collective sacrifice for national victory.
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