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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
5
The Refrigeration World editor says the Liberty Loan’s fate directly affects the entire economy. If the loan fails, business will falter. Americans must buy Liberty Bonds to support the war effort, sustain commerce, and protect national prosperity and rights at sea.
A wartime public notice urges readers to invest in War Savings Stamps. It promises dollars invested will march forward and return five years hence with additional dollars for savers.
A thank you note lists readers who have paid for the Reporter since the last list. Names include Henry Hahn J W McCrum Guy Kuyper Frank Hemstra Arie Verdoorn Dick Ringers Peter Langstraat Chas Hemstra W H Eddy A Van den Brink Adam Kwikke Mrs H M Dean Sheldon Henry Bodewitz C C Rowenhorst Monroe S D Albert Grooters Des Moines Arthur Weir Camp Dodge Iowa Telephone Company A E Miller Tony Salie C C Sitters Fred Hellvitter G Van Stryland Emil Hanson Geo Reimers by Will Reimers Carap Dodge Murray Sisters Hull Ia W M Hilton John Kers ten Hospers M L Horn Dr H A Bolstad.
The Navy advertises open positions for Hospital Corps and other ratings for young men aged 18 to 25 with two years of high school. Pay starts at 35.90 monthly with immediate transfer to Great Lakes. Other postings include Seamen, Apprentice Seamen, and skilled trades roles with various pay scales and benefits. Recruitment offices listed in Iowa cities.
A stark wartime scene recalls American boys in lonely listening posts and trenches. The text describes the darkness mud and cold under ceaseless artillery, with shell screams and shell torn roads highlighting frontline endurance.
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