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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
7
U S Senator William E Borah calls Idaho citizens to back the Third Liberty Loan noting past stellar state records. He argues this is a war of nations and victory will go to the best organized and most united people, urging full use of available means.
Article by Mrs. A. S. Baldwin urges women in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District to support the Liberty Loan effort. It calls for buying bonds conserving resources and reducing non essentials to finance the war and aid allies, with a call for widespread household responsibility and sacrifice.
A wartime appeal urges citizens to support the war by buying Liberty Bonds. It claims power and resources must be mobilized to win, encouraging purchase as both a financial and patriotic act. The message emphasizes goods and services for victory and invokes the Red Cross.
Major Grayson M. P. Murphy calls for national resolve as the Third Liberty Loan Campaign begins. He urges steadfast patriotism, personal sacrifice, and collective duty to support the war effort, echoing President and ally calls and stressing that every citizen forms part of democracy's battalions by buying Liberty Bonds.
A 1918 style exhortation contrasts thrift with conservation urging farmers to invest wisely profits from crops, machinery, and supplies while supporting the Liberty Bond drive. It cites George Clemenceau and McAdoo urging patriotic lending to the government to shorten the war and hasten peace.
Heber J. Grant argues against Germany in World War I, praising Utahns for patriotism and Liberty Bond support. He compares German tyranny to historical slavery, cites Kaiser quotes, and urges continued funding for Liberty Bonds, the Red Cross, and ammunition.
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