Probate Court Proceedings Chronicle in Butler Kentucky
Probate of multiple wills and estates including Godfrey G Murdock P R Porter and Amelia R Clapp following court orders. Appraisers named C G Cushing J D Waddell H A Gibbs with bonds, guardians ad litem, notice proofs and final settlements set for April 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey G. Murdock
P. R. Porter
A. W. Klein
Claude Brown
Butler
Kentucky
Joseph Rambo
Fistate Dea S. Kelsey
Fearing
Roy PD
Jackson
Greenfield Cemetery Association
Anton Voimar
Ola Swanson
Amelia R. Clapp
Charles Mason Lochman
Frank Owens
Money as Needful as Men Says Governor
Governor Frank C. Lowden urges rapid Liberty Bond subscriptions stating that money is as essential as troops in wartime. He argues the home front must support the government with bonds, noting millions of soldiers already sacrificed and stressing unity in purchasing bonds as a test of democracy’s resolve.
Cost to Crush the Kaiser
Financial editor argues that Civil War costs show national debt and wealth dynamics. It notes 1865 debt at 2.6 billion, then repayment by 18 years with a much smaller population, and contrasts with postwar bonds as safe investments. Also discusses patriotism and humanitarian aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Examiner
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Globe Tavern
Springfield
United States
America
Hitting the Hun by Buying Liberty Bonds
Major General THC urges Americans to invest in Liberty bonds to fund the war effort. He frames bond purchases as essential to strike at Germany and win the war, urging clubs, schools, factories, stores, and individuals to form Hitting the Hun clubs and subscribe now to avoid an indemnity fund later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thc
Camp Grant
Rocd
H. Barry
United States
Europe
Boy Scout Company
War and the Weather in Wartime Advice
The piece notes weather affects farming and military operations in France, with rain hindering plowing and hay or wheat. It warns against wasteful spending, urging restraint on supplies while praising Liberty bonds to support Pershing this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
France
Liberty Bonds
Pershing
Germans Buy Bonds Weaken German War Effort
Propaganda urging Americans to invest in Liberty bonds cites Germany’s past bond oversubscription and promises victory through public funding. It emphasizes national resolve, urging citizens to lend money to the government to finance the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Put Money Into the Land Liberty Bonds Appeal
A wartime plea urges Americans to invest in Liberty bonds to support the nation. The message highlights farm and industrial prosperity achieved by investing money locally and warns that war threatens prosperity unless funds are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bond Salesman Speech Urges Buy Bonds For Nation
A wartime exhortation urges citizens to buy and then sell war bonds to friends and neighbors. It compares the duty to support troops at the front with collective effort, arguing against Russia’s failures and highlighting dangers of German advances and seized lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Russia
Germany
United States
Ambiguous Farm Notice Mentions Hiring and Loans
Fragmented OCR reads about farmers and a hired man in relation to Liberty Loan and government bonds. Mentions Uncle Sam, housing, wages, and bond purchases, but text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intellii
Sam
Rt Bond
St Hame
War Bonds and Protecting Liberty in U S History
A brief note explains that liberty bonds fund ships to police the high seas and protect American commerce, underscoring the link between financial defense and national security. It highlights the role of government bonds in sustaining naval power and safeguarding trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
High Seas
America
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Jacob Rieker
Henry Bower
Anna Johnson
Tal Latt
Emily S. Keener
Robert Keer Law
John Crosson
John Crossant
Felix Hubert
Frank Cox
Guardian
William Catherman
Thomas Studley
John S. Nelson
Castoria
Spring Valley
City Bank
Spring Valley City
J. C. Sitterly
Wayne Hummer
Chas, W. Knapp
P. Holierich
Asst. Cashier
Frank C. Lowden
Boersianer
Liberty Loan
Says
Barry
Regutanetia Hildren
Tur Gentaur Company
Centaur
New York City
New York
China
Stein
Lemmon
Marquette St
la Salle
Liliaois
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