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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads Our Flag Payette Enterprise with a note of a weekly page from Way office under the Act of Congress. It appears dated Thursday September 19, 1818, but details are unclear due to corruption.
The United States Treasury extends 40 million dollars in credit to Great Britain, bringing total credits to 3.725 billion and entente loans to 7.092 billion. A story of a U S Army Indian soldier in Muskogee unfolds as a father figure appeals to his sons for funds to support the war effort, urging sacrifice to sustain the homeland and its honor.
A plea to support War Savings Stamps amid patriotic appeals. The piece extols government's care for soldiers health and morals, promising return home with stronger bodies and enlightened minds from wartime service. It emphasizes public sympathy and duty to fund national defense.
Ivy covered Denny Hall on the University of Washington campus hosts a climbing rose near the third Moor Windows. Observers note the plant’s rapid ascent from ground level to sunlit windows used by public-speaking and Spanish departments, its root, graft, and ivy growth all questioned.
The article explains hat cords used in the military to denote divisions and roles. Light blue marks infantry, red artillery, yellow cavalry, orange and white quartermaster, red and white signal corps, red and black engineers, red and white advance, black and white medical, black and gold officers, silver and black adjutant general's clerk, and green tones for instructors and home guards.
The German general staff is the army’s creation and thus the nation’s essence. Historically Brandenburg’s rulers governed autocratically, merging into Prussia where the king’s control mirrored a craftsman’s ownership. The end of the great elector and Frederick the Great’s era merged into the general staff, signifying state surrender to army chiefs.
The article praises American farmers for boosting wheat and meat supplies during World War I. It highlights farm resilience against sabotage, Hoover's food policies, shipbuilding, and submarine hunts by Allies. It notes plans to expand wheat acreage by up to 80 percent and the farmer’s role in financing the war effort through the Liberty Loans.
A heated wartime caption promotes Liberty Bonds with bold phrases urging citizens to invest. The call to action emphasizes that buying bonds supports the military and reduces casualties, contrasting “freemen” buying bonds with those who do not.
The Revue Suisse notes a wartime oddity in which jewelry trade grows while gold watches remain in demand. Factories profit from precious metal margins as heavy gold chains are melted into bullion and shipments reach the Orient, Turkey, and central empires amid import restrictions. Authorities move to curb this flow.
The Lu minora published in Madrid used phosphorus ink enabling night reading. Another novelty named the Regal printed with safe ink on thin sheets of dough offering both nourishment and knowledge. Le Bicnotre promised subscribers over forty years a pension and free burial.
Washoe Lodge No 28 A F and A M meets on the second Tuesday evening each month in the Masonic hall. Fraternal invitation to all Master Masons. For sale thrift hogs 60 to 100 lbs and stock hogs 100 to 175 lbs, suitable for winter meat. Market price H Pugh Phen 289-42.
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