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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
3
A garbled note from Danville Virginia mentions Bil addressing a doctor about food taste and genuine value. The fragment references a booklet or chewing lag and hints at a gravity theme.
The Twelfth Federal Reserve District in San Francisco seeks Victory slogan entries paying 3 dollars per word. Prizes include 20 for first, 20 for second, and 10 for third. Slogans limited to 10 12 words and mailed to Room 201 430 California Street. Contest closes March 22.
Poem reflecting on memory of sacrifice and civic duty urging readers to consider personal quotas of victory and potential tax burdens. It invokes those who died for liberty and warns against complacency. The piece ties national security to individual responsibility and fiscal strain.
The Treasury Department assigns to the Twelfth Federal Reserve District monthly quotas for War Savings Stamps in 1919. January February March April May totals show a national campaign to raise 1,600,000,000 dollars with district targets of 18,200,000 and 96,000,000 respectively.
Gov Lynch calls Citizens of the Twelfth District to support the Fifth Victory Liberty Loan final push. He notes wartime costs, promises to fund five to six billion dollars, and urges unity to ensure bonds reach par and beyond. He honors the Ninety-first Coast Division and urges continued effort.
An advertisement offers 3 to 160 acre prune and apple exchange parcels in Idaho near Payette with near two stations and roads, plus a fifty room city hotel for trade. Also notes an executor notice for Albert Grotte estate and various local sales, strays, and notices.
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