Liberty Bonds urged to support the war effort
Citizens are asked to invest in Liberty Bonds, touted as the safest security to aid the armed forces. The article notes Army pay exceeding 500 million dollars annually and rapid growth in Navy and Army facilities, with dozens more hospitals and tens of thousands of beds added to meet wartime needs.
Illinois War Savings Drive Appeals to Sacrifice
A wartime editorial urges Illinois residents to sacrifice for victory as troops fight near Paris. It calls for Liberty Loan participation and notes per capita contributions of under five cents in March. The piece questions whether Illinoisans can forego luxuries to support manpower, factories, and transport for the war effort.
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Paris
Illinois
Wlinois
Pledge to Support War Effort Through Savings Stamps
The article urges Illinois residents to pledge daily sacrifice during the war. It recommends joining a war savings society or making a mental pledge to sacrifice and to buy war savings stamps weekly or monthly to lend funds to the government.
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Illinois
Calumet Township Highway Treasurer's 1917 1918 Funds Report
Thomas Becker Treasurer for Calumet Township presents a sworn statement of public funds received and expended for the fiscal year ending March 26 1918. It details beginning funds 863.68 received 8719.08 and total expenditures 3219.86 leaving 499.22 on hand. The expenditures cover bridge work road repairs nails stone lumber and services with numerous vendors including Pronger Bros Roche Lumber Co Chicago Telephone Co United States Crushed Stone Co and Henry Frentz among others. The note records dates personnel and amounts across 1917 1918 with miscellaneous costs and a final line referencing Liberty Loan appeal.
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Illinois
Cook
Thomas Becher
Thomas Becker
J. Synakiewiocz
Justice of the Peace
Weeeb
J. Milner
Calumet Township
Map Pub. Co
Dearborn St
O. F. Reich
Halsted Street Bridge
Chicago Telephone Co
Herman Schuemann
Nagel Bros
Ho Fientz
Henry W. Grote
Division St. Tors
Blue Island Sun
Roche Lumber Co
Pronger Bros
Halsted Street
O. I
Reich
Behrerber Bros
Jones
Commissioners
Henry Frents
Treasure of Midway Commissioners
Legal Adviser
Roche Lumber Co. Bridge . Co
United States Crushed Stone Co
Austin Western Road Machinery Co
Henry Frentz
Bill
Road Machinery Co
Fred Neubert
Gaspar Horvat
B. F. Deck
United States
Kinney-Hood
Aulwurm Bros
Halsted St
Fred Paulson
Halsted Bridge
Anenst
John Pawcock
Ing
Indiana Harbor Belt Ry
Austin-Western
Tynes General Services
Bank of Blue Island
Herman Schneeinders
Prader
Crushed Stone Co
Printing Co
Highway Commissioners
Henrty Frentz
S. Edwards
Chicago
Blue Island
Fred Neibert
Vermont St
Frank Stiemann
Roiverdale
Fom Ns
Jacob Link & Son
St. Judge
Ilinois Bunting Co. Printinge
Otto PF. Reich
Dolton Village Election Scheduled April 16 1918
Dolton Illinois voters will choose village officers at the village hall on April 16 1918. Polls open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. One Clerk full term and two Trustees full term are on the ballot. Dolton Village Clerk M G Dolton signed the notice on March 22 1918.
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Dolton
Cook
Illinois
M. G
Riverdale Village Election Notice March 22 1918
Riverdale Illinois in Cook County holds a village election for one Clerk three Trustees and one Police Magistrate. Polls open 7 am to 5 pm on election day as declared by Village Clerk F Q Bergold.
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Riverdale
Cook
Illinois
F. Q. Bergold
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Roselana Bank
Liberal Credit
Michigan Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
Mer
Houston
Wentwourth Avenue
Commercial Avenue
Blue Island Avenue
18Th
62Nd
Halsted Sts
First Trust
Savings Bank of Riverdale Capital
Horace Holmes
John Harms, JR
Areal Safety First Bank