Victory Loan drive urged to support returning soldiers
The Journal urges rapid support for the Victory Loan as Lincoln County seeks a four and a half billion dollar four year issue at 4 percent. County chairman Gilbert White leads a road committee with Bret W. Gooding A. W. Hansen and others to ensure the war effort continues through extended mobilization and national sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanetin
France
Gilbert White
Bret W. Gooding
A. W. Hansen
Alig. J. W. Lundin
Schneider
Gus Keefer
Lincoln County
Honda
Jane
Idaho Reclamation Association forms to push bonds
An Idaho Reclamation Association is organized with Major Fred J. Steed as executive secretary to promote victory bonds and federal reclamation funding. The group plans county and precinct chapters to unite Idaho across counties, urging Congress and the Department of the Interior to finance irrigation projects, with members paying one dollar annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindo Reclamation Association
Chis Associa
Poca
Fred J. Steet
Jth
Pyenay
Wet Lane
Congress
Idaho
Atte
Major Mead Ax
Reet
Kaho
Bis
Tonke
Lincoln County
Fred W. Gooding
Buy Victory Bondy
Iitaho Kwalamnation Association
Varus
Department of the
Becetary Lane
Treasury Department
Washington
Diphtheria Warning and 1919 School Election Notice
Articles warn of diphtheria risk from colds and advise Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It notes the annual common school district election will be held on Monday April 21st 1919 with Supt. WA M Coffman of Lanark IL. It also covers comments by Congressman Julius Kahn urging tax relief and war debt funding through savings bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank Turnsite
Victory Bonds
M. Coffman
Lanark
Ilc
Waxie Shoshone
Urmaah
Idaho
Lincoln County
Reading Help Wanted Ads Outsmarts Household Helpers
A fragmented OCR snippet notes the maid’s departure not affecting the mistress who knows the value of efficient ads. It hints that a steady stream of "girl wanted" notices leads to a ready supply of stop-gap staff, reflecting hiring norms and service expectations.
No. 51R Dispatches From The Printing Office
Michael O Brien is urged not to go down to the train to gather items for the paper as Dan Sundan suggests accompanying him to church. The exchange hints at newsroom routines and the pull of off duty errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Brien
Dan Sundan
Glass Is Thinking of Fifth Loan Are You
Secretary of the Treasury Carter Gines discusses patriotism and war effort while urging support for a fifth loan. He emphasizes serving the nation with duty beyond commercial interests and invites citizens to consider the question with genuine patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
A Can
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Gines
War debts and national defense urged in postwar finance appeal
Editor Elmer H. Youngman of The Bankers' Magazine argues that victory demands continued funding for the army and war bills to sustain national prosperity. He urges readers to support government wartime measures and financial obligations to enforce peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elmer H. Youngman
the Bankers’ Magazine
Senderour
Biblical War Bread Lessons on Thrift and Diet
A thrift magazine essay cites Ezekiel warning Israel to eat by weight during siege, urging pantries to combine wheat barley beans millet and other grains into bread. The piece contrasts biblical instruction with modern domestic themes and cautious diplomacy about frank talk.
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Thrift
Seekiel
Israel
Jerusalem
Ezekiel
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Edward T. Barber
the Victory
Idaho Reclamation Association
Thomas H. Scruggs
Hill City, Idaho
Barnes Brothers
Camas Elmore
Gooding
Lincoln
Jerome
Hill
E. H. Field
Dr. Zeller
Arthur Vance
Hartshorn & Clayton
Chamberlain
Charles Etherton
Carey
Walnut Grove Mine
Ourh
Bert Bowler
Kahn
California
Julius Kahn
Military Affairs Committee
House
Germany
Aura
Uncle Sam
Bemnor
W. T. Elfring
Hurmah
H. M. Coffman
Mickie
Nashsix
Ida
Amer
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Furcht Auto CO
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