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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
4
Keep On Plowing For Food And War Savings
A Wilbarger county farmer urges constant cultivation to secure crops amid drought and war. He argues persistent plowing increases yields and dollars, feeding soldiers abroad and families at home, while thrift and War Savings Stamps finance America’s wartime needs.
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Wilbarger County
Drouth Wilbarger County
Germany’s Peace Bid With Russia Faces Hard Choices
The piece argues Germany cannot expect great gains from a peace with the Czarist subjects. Russia could be conquered, but Germany may need most troops to govern newly conquered lands, losing the advantage of moving forces west. England, France and the United States must still be defeated before victory can be claimed.
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Germany
Russia
England
France
United States
England to fight Wilhelm for thirty years if needed
Backed by the United States and France, England pledges to oppose Wilhelm for up to thirty years if necessary and win. The statement frames Allied resolve and long-term commitment in a global confrontation context.
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United States
France
England
Wilhelm
Vernon Could Support A Modern Sanitarium
The article argues Vernon should establish a modern sanitarium, noting many towns along the Santa Fe in Northwest Texas have such facilities. It claims a $100,000 investment could provide essential services, easing housewife burdens and improving patient care, while offering commercial and financial benefits to Vernon and its promoters.
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Vernon
Santa Fe
Texas
Pungent Paragraphs On War Policy And Prohibition
Senator Chamberlai and Col Roosevelt are in the hospital while Secretary Baker remains at work. Wilbarger fears Governor Tolbys dry zone measure. After delays the Kaiser could take Christmas dinner in Petrograd. Thrift stamps purchase is urged to show patriotism. Citizens rarely in the army are criticized.
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Baker
Petrograd
Country Gentleman Views Farm Labor Crisis Sermon
A current comment decries the labor gap on farms as nonsense akin to Wonder Land. It warns that unless a large supply of farm labor is mobilized before spring planting, the 11S food crop will be disastrously low and production slips despite department reports.
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Department of Agriculture
Do Some Thing Plans to End Farm Labor Shortage
A World War era plea urges Hoover and governors to act on farm labor and food production. It warns against overcropping, calls for increased based labor and machinery, and stresses coordinated government and state action to relieve shortages. The piece cites Allied wartime aims and labor tensions in Europe, arguing for unified national effort.
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Pelesvam
Labor Federation Declares War on Autocracy
The Americana Federation of Labor declares this is labor's war against Prussia militarism, stressing victory as essential for liberty and progress. The document frames the struggle as universal, aligning with Britain France and Italy’s industrial classes.
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Secutive Council
Americana Federation of Labor
Prussia
Europe
Britain
France
Italy
Card of Thanks From Ledbetter Family
The Ledbetter family expresses deep gratitude for the thoughtful kindnesses and help shown during a time of need. Their thanks extend to friends who stood by them in this difficult period.
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Mes. M. BE. Ledbetter
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