Liberty Bonds Urge Americans to Hit the Hun
Major General Thomas H Barry appeals to the public to invest in Liberty bonds to fund the war effort. He argues the government needs substantial money now to hasten victory and warns that failure to subscribe could lead to an indemnity fund after defeat. He urges social clubs schools and businesses to form drives and act as bond salesmen.
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Thomas H. Barry
Camp Grant
Rockford
Opitola
Rulocmey
Pesstend
Antony -Goungery
United States
la Wat
Shulog
Pornty
Hig
Scout Company
Una
Ung
Government funds fuel Liberty housing program abroad
A fragmentary report notes Uncle Sam plans spending to finance a large Liberty housing effort abroad. It mentions about 100,000 men involved and stresses care for servicemen, with calls for funding and government support. The text is garbled but centers on wartime housing and relief for soldiers.
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Liberty
Iermera
Sam Taday
Liberty Haus
Bonds Are Police Protection State Action Amid Uncertain Times
A fragmented report notes government policy shifts affecting police funding and defense measures. It mentions fiscal decisions influencing public safety, with references to unspecified authorities and controversial spending, amid broader concerns about security and national resilience.
Iwoney as needful as men says governor
A distorted wartime message from a Utno K governor urges all citizens to subscribe to liberty bonds. The speaker extols sacrifices, calls for unity, and asserts bonds are the best investment for victory, promising government support and stressing industrial and personal stakes in the war effort.
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Frank
Lowben
Govathor
Utno K
Conney
Lesa
Wwe
Cost to Crush the Kaiser in 1910s US View
Financially themed column by Uy Boersianer discusses wartime costs and postwar debts. It compares, with bold figures, the Civil War era spending and debt payoff to the wealth of the United States, arguing for strong national finance and bond safety, while extolling patriotism and liberty.
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Uy Boersianer
Chicago Examiner
Alienham Linealt
Beenmg
Ani Mes
Uincoltr
Thio Mobe
Springiet
Iry Waeh
United States
Almerton
War and the Weather Affecting War Efforts
The weather impact on military plans is described with mentions of rain delaying plowing and hay or wheat harvests. The War Department notes rainfall in Prince area impeding supply and movement, risking victory and aiding defeat.
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War Department
Prince
Luiz
Germana Buy Bonds. Why Not You?
Fragmented wartime notice asserts German efforts and public appeals for bond buying. The text includes garbled phrases but conveys a call to support financing the war and criticizes opponents. Contains references to Germany, war effort, and fundraising, with uncertain details due to OCR errors.
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Germany
Liberty Hots
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