Why Farmers Should Buy War Bonds
Farmers should build financial reserves by buying War Bonds to weather inflation and postwar needs. Holding bonds to maturity grows investments, funds repairs, reduces postwar inflation risk, and aids debt liquidation while supporting the war effort and veterans’ future.
War time time again fuels Congress and Lincoln events
The article traces efforts in the 78th and 79th Congresses to abolish war time and restore standard time, noting state actions and federal insistence on congressional action. It highlights Lincoln anniversary observances with visits by Julia Grant and General Grant III, plus tales of Lincoln era letters. It closes with Ohio Democrats marking William McKinley’s birthday with carnations and speeches.
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Cantazene
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Washington
Ohio
William McKinley
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