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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
4
A wartime appeal urges Americans to support soldiers and themselves by promoting liberty worldwide and preventing Germany’s atrocities from ever recurring. It stresses collective effort to ensure peace and civilization.
The article urges farmers to store and clean tools properly after use, repair and overhaul machinery during the slack season, and order new machines and parts early to avoid delays. Emphasis on protecting tools from weather, extending life, and avoiding depreciation in 1918.
Secretary McAdoo urges every American to lend money to the Government to aid soldiers and sailors. He says 25 cents loaned provides real help, and that nearly all citizens can make small sacrifices to support uniforms equipment and munitions for the war effort. The question is whether you are willing to participate.
An evening event titled ALA AGTES PRELIMINARY presents Patriarch Hyrum Smith with singing and prayer songs. Includes a biographical sketch and discussion on Patriarchal blessings referenced to Relief Society Magazine February 1918 and Genesis 27.
Complaints rise over shooting of carrier pigeons used by the Signal Corps as war needs grow. The War Department expands the pigeon section, urging reporting of labeled birds and detailing training for athletic instructors at camps. Women in agriculture, food prices, and French speaking women for telephony with expeditionary forces are also noted.
Federal Farm Loan Board warns against an organizer advertising national farm loan associations and promising training for a fee. The warning notes that such promotion is fraudulent and that only local cooperative associations qualify for loans. Far recorbs detail smileage book sales and government insurance and compensation for soldiers lost or injured, with amounts for survivors and beneficiaries.
A fragmented chant urges awakening and strength. The speaker calls for rolling progress and freedom with a focus on resolve and bread as demands.
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