Diller Record Encourages War Effort and Local Appeal
The Diller Nebr paper urges readers to support the war through diligent work and financial backing. It notes Nebraska’s strong bank clearings led by Omaha and highlights January February corn movement with Chicago Omaha and Kansas City car receipts.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Detroit
Atlantic
Minneapolis
St Paul
Chicago
Kansas City
Over subscription marks Liberty Loan drives to record totals
The first Liberty Loan of 2 billion drew 1.035 billion over subscription, about 52 percent above offerings. The second Liberty Loan of 3 billion was over subscribed by 1.618 billion, roughly 54 percent. The public’s response raises expectations for the third call to exceed prior totals.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Death causes in New York Life policies in 1917
New York Life reports 10,295 policy holders died in 1917 with heart disease 1536 cases, pneumonia 980, consumption 932, Brights disease 858, cancers and tumors 826, apoplexy 603, and accidents 673. War claims paid 350 totaling 968810 dollars. Age distribution: 691 under 30, 1543 aged 30–40, 2586 aged 40–50, 3586 aged 50–60, and 2625 over 60.
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The
New York Life
Are you playing your position in the nation’s team
An opinion urging citizens to contribute by using their best talents for national success. The analogy compares the country to a team where every person must play the role they are suited for to win. The piece appeals for individual responsibility and proper civic effort.
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Liechtenstein
Switzerland
Austria
Balzers
Rhine
Bond Market Echoes of 1901 and Liberty Loans
The 1901 4 per cent bonds traded at about 139 on the stock market. Liberty Loan bonds are expected to sell above par once the war ends.
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United States
Liberty Loan
Farmer Aims to Grow Crops Fed by Promise of Help
The Omaha Bee quotes a farmer who says with government support he can increase crop production to feed the world. The remark frames a plea for action to unlock farming as a solution.
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Omaha Bee
Nebraska Women to Aid in Liberty Loan Drive
Nebraska women will play a key role in supporting the third Liberty Loan effort as part of the wartime mobilization. Their participation includes organizing drives and assisting the public in securing subscriptions to the loan.
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Nebraska
Government seeks a thousand more Nebraskans for shipyard work
Government aims to recruit about one thousand additional Nebraska men to fill jobs in shipyards, expanding wartime labor. The effort targets skilled and unskilled workers to boost production and support naval construction.
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Nebraska
Federal Income Tax In Brief for 1917 Filers
Brief outlines filing deadline April 1 1918 and payment by June 15 1918. Singles with net income 1000 or more and married couples with net income 2000 or more must file. Joint return rules apply to spouses and minor children. Penalties described for false returns evasion and late filing. Credits exemptions and deductions summarized for individuals families and dependents. Various income items taxability and allowable business expenses explained.
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Internal Revenue
United States
U. S
Tax deductions and deductions for charitable donations described
The article outlines allowed deductions including federal income and inheritance taxes, assessments for local improvements, losses from business, fire, storm, shipwreck or theft, and depreciation on rented property. It explains charitable gifts to Red Cross and other charities up to 15 percent of net income.
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Red Cross
Charita Vie
Motives Matter More Than Results, Says Local Minister
A local minister criticizes the belief that outcomes excuse bad motives. He argues misapplied motives fuel divorce court cases, embarrassments, and faulty judgments, insisting that true results arise only from reasoned, grounded motives guiding conduct and life’s joys.
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Los Angeles Times
Cleaning Jewelry Improvised Cleaning Paste Steps
A reader describes making a cleaning paste from common soda and gasoline. The mixture is rubbed on jewelry with a soft brush or cloth, then rinsed in warm water and polished.
Suspected It Auctioned Plane of Opposite Flat
A fragment suggests the people in the flat opposite purchased their plane at an auction. The remark hints at ongoing serial selling activity represented by repeated phrases like going, going, going.
War Savings Stamps Sold By Knit Bag Agents In Nebraska
News from the National War Savings Committee in Nebraska reports young women using knitting bags as advertising and depository points for War Savings Stamps. They operate as selling agents for Uncle Sam's baby bonds in many Nebraska cities and towns. Also notes Liechtenstein’s enduring fortress history and rural economy amid long-standing borders and agriculture.
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Uncle Sam's
National War Savings Committee For
Nebraska
Probate Notice of John ed B dece Estate
First publication March 29 1918. Creditors of the deceased must file claims with the county judge for examination adjustment and allowance before June 21 1918. All claims not filed by then will be forever barred. County Judge presides in the county court at the court room.
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John
Nattheo Jefferson
Nebesekas
Zandid Court Room
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