Liberty bonds and war sentiment sweep Polk Nebraska
Fragments advocate buying liberty bonds with optimism on war effort. Letters and notices mention Red Cross aid, faith in government, and calls for citizens to support the United States against Germany. Includes local ordinances and auction-like ads from Polk area.
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Women’s Club
David City
United States
Germany
France
Congress
Aurora Register
England
Russia
Public Auction Of 960 Acre Oconto Ranch In Nebraska
A public sale in Custer county Nebraska will offer all of section 29 and the west half of section 28 in township 18 north range 21. The 960 acres lie four miles south of Oconto and include a 5 room house, barn, outbuildings, 8 wells, and 12 miles of fencing. Terms require 15 percent cash. buyer assumes 12000 mortgage due March 1 1922 with 6 percent interest. balance due September 20 1917. Possession March 1 1918.
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Oconto
Custer County
Neb
Section 29
Township 18
Range 21
Nebraska
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