Safe for Democracy and the Victory Liberty Loan effort
President Wilson’s defeat of militarism is framed as a triumph for democracy. The piece notes Americans paid nearly twenty six billion dollars to fund the war and asserts the people now control railways banking and price systems. It urges strong participation in the Victory Liberty Loan with a May 10 deadline and warns of consequences for nonparticipation.
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Wilson
America
Europe
U. S
Walker D. Hines
People’s
U. S. Senate
League of Nations
Walker Hines
Gary
United States
Uncle Sam
Easter week social and church notes from Algona area
A round of family visits and community events details Easter services at Doane and the Dean church with a baptism of about ten infants. Local residents including Larsen family, Buffingtons, and Harrises are mentioned with various visits and duties around Sioux City Titonka Algona and surrounding areas.
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Vilna Larsen
Sioux City
Pete Christensen
Rogs Buffington
Doane
John Kuchenreuther
Algona
Doan
Rose Nelson
Hoss Buffington
Henry Gaffin
J. W. Harris
Dean Church
Wil Larson
Alogan
J. P. Larsen
Mary Hanson
Raymond Bonacker
Titonka
Larsen
Hazel
H. M. Harris
Dick Kirkpatrick
G. Gibson
Ethel
Ja Brunswold
Ruth Andrews
Hilma Larson
Pete Hilbert
Ladies’ Aid
Robert ‘Ward
Victory Loan
League of Nations Impracticable Debate Summary
The text argues against a League of Nations, citing Article ten and eleven risks, loss of sovereignty, taxes, and domination by Britain and other powers. It claims U.S. representation would be unequal, warns of imperial bias, and calls for a national vote against international commitments while proposing a force-backed enforcement for peace terms.
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League of Nations
United States
Washington
Earth
Walton
Oklahoma
Alva
Reed
Borah
Lodge
League
Great Wiritain
France
Italy
Great Britain
Europe
Asia
Widge
Holy Alliance
Executive Council
British Empire
England
Japan
Mediterranean
Legue
Dominion of
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Persia
India
China
Bolshevists
Congress of Natio
Ae Conference
Wilson
International Congress
Ionesia
Mott
League of Nat
Kodak Users Cut Your Finishing Bi in Half
Kodak users are offered reduced finishing prices at 6 cents per roll and 3 cents per print for any size. Postage extra at 6 cents per roll. Mail to The Photo Service Sioux Falls D. Box 958.
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KODAK
Sioux Falls
Well Drilling Services Advertised in Burt Iowa
Clark Coffin of Burt Iowa offers well boring and drilling services with reasonable rates and guaranteed satisfaction. Contact by phone or mail for quotes and arrangements.
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Clark Coffin
Burt
Iowa
Berry plants and gladiola bulbs sale notice
Progressive ever bearing strawberry plants grown from new beds offered at 8.00 per 100. A fine mixture of gladiola bulbs retailing at five and one cent each, priced at 1.00 per 100. L. Lamoreux Titonka Iowa.
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L. Lamoreux
Titonka
Iowa
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Lombda Shed
Mts, J, Haan, Woden
Hesperian Literary Society
Consolidated School
Magdalene Sartor
Steena” Javers
East
West
Africa
Pacific
Russia
Hter
Ukraine
Baltic
Finland
Austria
Hungary
Balkans
Poland
Constantinople
Turkey
Palestine
Arabia
Caucasian
Armenia
Peace Conference
Congress of Nations
Danube
Black Sea
Agean
Gmany
Bulgaria
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