Votes and Bonds Duty Promoted to Oklahoma Women
A powerful appeal urges Oklahoma women to exercise their voting rights and take on a civic duty to buy Victory Liberty bonds. It argues women are full citizens with equal voice, and that bonds support government war debts, urging cooperation with husbands to fund purchases.
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Oklahoma
United States
Reasons Why Business Men and Farmers Should Subscribe Freely
A public appeal explains why business men, farmers, and workers should subscribe to the Victory Loan. It warns banks cannot bear extra burden, notes potential taxes if the loan fails, and recalls the war’s end and savings from curbed expenditures. It emphasizes national progress and prudent fiscal policy.
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Oklahoma sinking funds urged to invest in United States bonds
Officials in Oklahoma counties towns townships and school districts are urged to invest sinking funds in United States bonds under a new law. The move aims to support the Victory Loan drive and reflects changes approved by the legislature and Governor Robertson. Reports from counties show progress toward quotas with banks to file official tallies. The piece also questions state funding practices and notes a rise in bold bank robbery headlines.
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Victory Honda
Ap the Atatty
United States
Victory Loan Committee
Frowling
Robertson
State Committee
Lincoln County
Kingfisher
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