Notice to Goat Weeds Clean Up Immediately
Notice to property owner that all weeds must be cut and rubbish removed at once. If not done the Town Council will act to remove them and charge costs to the owner by order of Street and Alley Comm.
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Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
2
Nations Head Sees Need of Educational Institutions
In a July 31 1918 letter President Woodrow Wilson urges continued strong support and attendance for schools at all levels during World War I. He backs a Bureau of Education campaign and asks for cooperation with the American Council of Education to maintain education access and quality for the war and postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Education
American Council of Education
Woodrow Wilson
Liberty Loan Duty from Home Front and Front Lines
A wartime appeal emphasizes France’s resistance, the turning tide with America’s entry, and the home front duty to fund the war. It urges resolve, warns against complacency, and states the loan reflects shared sacrifice between solders abroad and civilians at home in pursuit of lasting freedom and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
America
Whole Nation At War Fourth Liberty Loan Appeal
A wartime appeal emphasizes national effort beyond soldiers noting Autocracy versus Democracy as the defining struggle. It urges every citizen to dedicate themselves fully, support the loan, and treat every act as a team contribution for victory.
Every Life a Reason for Purchasing Liberty Bonds
A wartime call to buy Liberty bonds emphasizes personal sacrifice for country. The speaker recalls a London air raid, urging readers to give beyond money, since liberty and protection for loved ones justify strong financial support for the war effort. It frames bond purchase as patriotic duty and civic pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prayer Bank of Democracy
How Farmers Clubs Can Help in Liberty Loan Drives
Meetings of the Grange and farmers clubs in rural communities should be used to stir enthusiasm for the Liberty Loan. The war being fought at home will dominate discussions and easily lead to the duty of participating in war work by buying Liberty Loan bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Farmers’ Clubs
A Double Saving in Liberty Bonds
A brief note explains that Liberty bonds offer quick assets during need and a solid return at maturity, with greater buying power after the war creating a double saving.
The Tea Party and the Kaiser
A poem by Louis Albert Lamb contrasts the American Revolution with World War I era patriotism. It recalls Mohawk warriors boarding the tea ship and Boston cause, then shifts to Kaiser Wilhelm and Germany in war, urging support for bonds and Yankee victory in Europe.
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