Home Missionary Appointments Sept 29 1918
The notice lists missionary appointments dated September 29 1918. Names such as Wilford W. Rich Fred J. Price Paris 1st Samuel Matthews Paris 2nd Alma Findlay Albert Jarvis B P Hymas Round Valley Morris Low Heber C Keteh John J Bich M Alfred Ehjah Keeteh fish Maven Ezra Stucki Sergent Sharon Blears Geo N Weston Jazeph rivin are named alongside various locations.
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Paris
Samuel Matthews
Alma Findlay
Albert Jarvis
B. P. Hymas
Clem Poulsen
Western Women Answer Liberty Loan Call For Berlin Goal
A World War feature praises American women especially Western mothers for saving meat and wheat and funding the war through the Third and Fourth Liberty Loans. It urges sacrifices to support soldiers in France and meet the Berlin objective, calling on women to determine the utmost they can contribute through thrift and purchase of bonds.
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Hazel Vedor Faulkner
France
America
Berlin
The Courageous War Work of Mrs Davison
A widowed laundress from a prairie town travels on foot and by train to Camp Funston to see her son in uniform. She faces hardship, theft, and fear yet finds help at a Young Women’s Christian Association center. The piece highlights War Work Council efforts across the nation aiding soldiers’ families and the role of secretaries in wartime relief.
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Une Linus Praire
Camp Funston
Kansas
France
Gove
Junction City
Fort Riley
Young Womans Christian Association
War Work Council
buiTt & Firé
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Fh War Work Council
W QA
Pacific
Alaptfc
United States
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Associations
New York
Chambers of Commerce
War Wark Council
Lillian Hull
Chil- Wecothe
Camp
Sherman
Cleveland
Hull
Dometic
Bremerton
Washington
jJad
Deferred classification plan tightens wartime labor policy
War labor policies board and top officials agree to defer skilled farm labor and certain agricultural managers to meet wartime needs. Three advisers per district draft board will assess local requirements and permit transfer of workers where needed.
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Prom Committee On Public Information
Washington
War Labor Policies Board
General Crowder
Secretary of War
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Labor
Secretary of
Ariculture
Department of Agriculture
War Funds Go Up in Smoke as Huns Behind Them
A WWI era list details how a $50 bond funds weapons and supplies. Each item ties a bond amount to a specific military need such as explosive charges, shells, ammunition, machine guns, and clothing for soldiers, illustrating the propaganda and fundraising mechanism of the home front.
Foch Made Marshal of France After Allied Victory
Clemenceau lauded Marshal Foch for halting the German drive and Pershing led American troops in key battles. The article notes the next German push toward the Rhine and urges purchase of Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds.
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Rhine
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Wilford W. Rich Fred J. Price
John A. Sutton
Newel
A. Busth
Lanark
Liberty
Oandell Dunn
Round Valley
St. Charles
Ehjah
Keeteh
Ezra Stucki
D. L. Sergent
Sharon
Geo. N. Weston
Jazeph Rivin
Garden City
Laketown
Army Wess
Mrs. Davison
Shirk
United States Naval Aviation Forces
Foreign Service
Ebbert Walker Shirk
United States Naval Reserve Force
U. S. S. Lorraine
Nile
Lorraine
Danlets Ts
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio
Motor Transport Corps
Army
Neon
Volunteer Medical Service Corps
Fcs
Frty
Land
Jéaho
Gannan
Flanders
Henrie
Fritz
Saee
Pat
Hips Aps Ie
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