Record of Liberty Bonds and War Loans for the Tenth District
The Tenth Federal Reserve District reports strong Liberty Bond and War Loan sales during World War I. Totals show First Liberty Loan 62 million dollars plus 91 million subscriptions. Second Loan 160 million. Third 204 million. Victory Loan 261 million with broader public uptake and regional agricultural participation challenged by crop timing and marketing.
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Treasury Department
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Federal Réserve Ro
Ave
Federal Reserve
Beasenay
Liberty
Aiatieta
Pubof & Gual Victory Liberty Tbr
Glan
Niger
Kanas
United Patriotis
Erie
Loyalty Induction and War Bond Support Appeal
A fragmented wartime appeal expressing national unity and funding support for World War efforts. The text references patriotism, government loans, and public duty, urging continued sacrifice for victory and national finance.
War bonds effort praised and community life noted
The piece honors Liberty Bond drives and the many volunteers who backed the government loan programs. It recalls district leaders and citizens who supported the war effort, plus local notes on community events, church appointments, and social updates.
Chamberlain's Tablets Aided Mrs Brownin’s Bilious Cure
An elderly woman from tomaburg Missouri reportedly used Chamberlain's Tablets to treat longstanding biliousness and constipation. The account praises quick relief and attributes the cure to the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Brownin
Tomaburg
Local Notices and Family References Include Kenyon Smith Kin
OCR fragment mentions Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Smith and Otter relatives to Mrs. Ginna no has been sneniine. A stray line notes 200 were off Wood for wheat last week. The entry references Charley and Fred Phi0e, Griaaay Yniemae, and carbentar work at Lourwood with several men and a gathering near Werth.
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Oklahowe
Howuk
Mia Kenyon Smith
Charley
Fred
Eveninae
Lourwood
Werth
Rhea
Hoothe Family Visit and Local Moves Noted
Fragmented text notes the Hoothe family visiting relatives and Dustin Young returning home after weeks away. Mri Howe family moves back to Tulka for a husband’s work, with other scattered references to local residents and a stray line about a messenger boy and supply trade details.
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Guite
Martin
Ruswell
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Local home remedy advertisement urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. Mentions costs and prominent figures attending events, with scattered notes of social visits and travel between Kanwar City and nearby towns.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Government Loan Organization
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Couch School
Claude Bryan Haw
Suain Hoon
Langley
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Kannan
Pat Winton
Liberal
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Lee Shadienlereet
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Meg. Haswell Thompson
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