Liberty Loan Progress Near Three Billion Mark
Liberty Day spurs nationwide response as the second Liberty Loan approaches its six billion dollar target. Subscriptions reported to banks show about 3.2 billion total by close of business yesterday with more than 400 million in bank reports, and optimism that the final total will exceed expectations as campaigns continue through Saturday.
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Washington
Seco Liberty
Tepre
Treasury Department
America
Meathus
Travis
Ési Tertainmoent
Cam Isidea
Unclear historical note on war era labor payments
In the fragment a figure of 124 million dollars is cited with a possible cap of 200 million. The text mentions workers and alleged pro German sentiment, hinting at wartime political tensions and labor disputes without clear context or names.
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Sienna
Second Liberty Subscription Totals for Dallas Area Reach 7.0 Million
Subscriptions to the Second Liberty Bond drive show Dallas reporting about 7.0 million in total subscriptions with the city alone surpassing 6.16 million. Galveston and others also tally significant figures as the drive continues, while local merchants advertise tailored goods and auctions upcoming in November.
French Turn Back German Air Power In Retreat
French forces claim victory as they down a large number of German planes amid a back‑firing offensive along retreating lines. Bridges roads and buildings destroyed in the German retreat while French units push toward the Gulf of Tig Ara, repelling further amphibious attempts on the Werner peninsula. Russian artillery supports defense, keeping German landings at bay.
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Tli
Tivina
Vorhold
Bathonian
Gulf of Tig Ara
Werner Peninsula
Nore
French Air War Report Vivid Battle Described
An stark narrative chronicles French air engagement during a battle with German forces. It notes Allied air superiority, German countermeasures, and Allied bombing runs with pilots flying low and delivering bombs, followed by French troops gaining ground as heavy losses occur on both sides.
Allies Halt German Assaults Near Ypres Front
British guns kept the Germs from breaking through along the Manders front as heavy artillery fire lit the night near Mie exst and Vhs. Allied forces repulsed a German counter at tack jaiinst the Anush south of Mothhot forest near the Junction with the Bremd, while the official report noted no major gains by the enemy.
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Wien
Ypresani
Ypees-hous
Abraham Hetgnes
Cnlling
Mothhot Forest
Bremd
Owith
Monshiy
Gielevelt
German Ry Continues Piercing Actions Near Easton Line
War report states German forces maintain pressure along the eastern front. Artillery bombardment and rail disruption hinder Allied movement as observers note advances and setbacks. Civilian evacuations and naval activity reflect escalating conflict, with reports of further German landings and strategic withdrawals near Petrograd and the Lomba region.
Million needed to make city bond offering
The article outlines a large bond issue for the city with subscriptions from banks and the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas. It notes that local subscriptions close Saturday night, with mail subscriptions accepted if postmarked by November 1. General publicity is urged to ensure uniform participation among buyers.
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Vin. Hoopes
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Daniely
Hoopes
Women Work Drives Liberty Bond Sale in San Antonio
San Antonio members of the Now York League for Women’s Service continue a Liberty Bond sale drive through Saturday. Volunteers are stationed at key corners, with chairmen directing committees across districts. Floyd McGown urged more workers, inviting anyone to join or call Jeanne headquarters at the Gunter Building.
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League For Woman's Service
Sil Wanks
Floyd McGown
League
Worle
Jeanne
Gunter Building
Comamitleey
Wiichester Kelso
Stry National Bank
Z. T. Shilth
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J. T. Buply
Mya
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T. W, Chapman
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Parke
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D. AL Salfarrans
Paul Villavet
View Henwn
Sadth
School Children Assist Bond Fund Drive March 17
Report notes Antonia school children aid Fiables to Phsysad Atvo Tavest Their Own Knewtugs. Youths at Marrs School No 17 actively participate by buying valer for the Talh eyty Bonds. Purchasers Keon and Cen are named in the activity alongside Ray Scawts.
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Fhe Attoreas
Talheyty
Manny
Marrs
Valer
Antidote for Uric Acid Poison in Body Health Notes
Dr I O Babanete notes uric acid forms in the liver and can poison the kidneys if blocked. He recommends drinking plenty of water and taking Antric double strength three times daily to flush the poison, with measures to ease gout and rheumatism. Mental strain may lead to nervous issues. general physical activity is advised.
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I. O. Babanete
Thetlan
School bond drive nets kids donations for 1944 purchase
The Grove We Brackumidne district and local schools push 7250 dollar Liberty Bonds funded by student contributions. Principal Eakeley notes steady giving from under sixth grade students and alumni groups, with the Glee Club pledging saved funds to the bond effort. The plan uses net interest around 40 ba for school needs including athletics and supplies.
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A.uinder
Ats
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Eh Scnoul
Tod
Naples
Catown
Vea News
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Sahaat
We Childred
Orelock
Bakeley
Glee Club
Scouts Boost Bond Sales in San Antonio Drive
About 500 Boy Scouts across fourteen troops in San Antonio started a bond selling drive last Saturday led by Scout Executive J Floyd Smith. The campaign runs through Thursday with scouts earning 2 percent deposits from bond buyers. Top sellers win US War Department emblems and a flag prize from a San Antonio troop, plus uniforms and other incentives.
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Boy Scouts of San Autos
J. Floyd Smith
United States Treaty Department
San Antonio
Liberty Bond Drive Shows Subscriptions Reach $20000
Meaty T. Tuff increases Liberty Bond notes to a $20000 subscribed total. Announcement by various officials notes early subscriptions, later boosted by additional gifts from firms and unions. Postmaster Armistead reports about $20000 in local subscriptions with labor groups contributing. County officials and company managers announce employee participation plans and weekly payment options.
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Meaty T. Tuff
Weaver
Subscriptions Rise as Emil Bloom Company Leads Effort
The article notes substantial subscriptions totaling 129000 96 and mentions Emil Bloom Company leading the effort with significant funds. A conference with city and various business representatives follows to determine how to use the funds for public needs. Charles J. Sammel of Commerce Street is recorded as another subscriber via Bear thorvat nis of Clamungver.
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Emil Bln Company
Vhondsuta Woukd
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Phars
Chik
Chis
Tal Gunsist
Divigi
Seritus
Fonds
Melick
Charles J. Sammel
Commerce Sireet Clothing Marchant
Uniform Specialists Offer Tailor Services for Soldiers
A brief note describes uniform alterations and tailoring in a shop at 312 West Cammares Otis Ai, promising new uniforms and quick service. It references Miss dace Pothe and Sun Alma Pht, with unclear lines about visitors, prices, and audience, all in a dated, garbled style.
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Sventh
West Cammares Otis
Tak Dent
Dace Pothe
Sun Alma Pht
Get Rid Of Corn Pain With Gete-1h Remedy
An old advertisement touts Gete-1h as a corn remedy promising quick relief from painful corns. It credits dramatic world cure claims and lists multiple drug stores and pharmacists offering the product, urging readers to ask their draggist or order via credited shops. The copy uses period sales rhetoric and brand-naming to persuade.
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Kent
Peieo
EL Lawrence & Co
C. B. Prfischd
Wivehers
Adalph — Drolax
Tughas Madly Pharmacy
Bmekiroy's
Postpone Movement of Negro Soldiers
Movement postponed amid delays as twelve percent of the quota, about 19 3791 men, are expected to be received at Camp Travis. Officials named receive units and officers for the negro enlistment. examinations at Infirmary No. 1 and six men from the bake hospital to be detailed for duty. readiness noted for reorganization and deployment.
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Travis
Nearoes
Cartii Gouin B. Carson
Angustuy
Meiles
Hvammong
Rulte
Mab
Native Herb Tablets Claim Ten Year Remedy for Female Troubles
Mrs Povchann of Cuero Texas reports ten years of female trouble cured by Native Herb Tablets. Advert explains tablets cleanse liver and kidneys, aid digestion, and promise relief from biliousness headaches and fatigue. Box of 201 tablets sold for $1.09, with guarantee and dealer listings.
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Cuero
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