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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
4
A wartime appeal urges farmers and citizens to buy Liberty Bonds to fund the war effort. It warns that a German victory would crush prices, impose taxes, and bring destruction similar to France and Belgium, urging immediate bank visits to invest with returns and protection until needed.
Cella Louise Crittenton calls the Third Liberty Loan a symbol of national unity and stability. She urges Americans to invest in the government, viewing it as safe as safeguarding the home front and a duty to support the nation during wartime. She stresses patriotism, collective will, and the protection of family and country.
A citizen commits to the Third Liberty Loan pledging loyalty to country, liberty, and the Constitution. The text elevates patriotism, family pride, and duty, promising to defend freedom, rights, and national union with faith in God and government by the people.
The speaker argues that every dollar spent to arm, feed, clothe soldiers and sailors, or supply munitions, coal for ships, and transport, must come from the Treasury, which has no source of money except the people of the United States.
Citizens are urged to purchase Liberty Bonds to fund military efforts. The appeal stresses arming and feeding soldiers and securing victory through public financial support.
The piece urges Americans to support the Third Liberty Loan as a personal duty in World War I. It frames American sacrifice in the trenches and at base hospitals as a national test, calling for swift, collective action and loyalty to fund the war effort. It stresses that there are only two classes: Americans for the war and traitors, urging immediate bond subscriptions.
A civil defense era appeal calls on citizens to buy Liberty Bonds to support national saving and lending to the government, highlighting the urgency of federal debts and the role of the public in wartime finance.
Bear Lake County releases its quarterly financial statement for the quarter ending April 6. The report outlines revenues, expenditures, and fund balances across the county government, highlighting preliminary results and upcoming budget adjustments.
Grocers push 50 50 plan for wheat flour purchases urging shoppers to buy equal weight of substitutes such as cornmeal rice oats and buckwheat with each pound of flour. The Food Administration requires one pound of cereal substitute for every pound of wheat flour to conserve supplies for allies. Some exceptions apply to graham and whole wheat flours and to specially prepared infant foods.
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