Boy Scouts urged to sell War Savings Stamps for medals
Frank M. Smith urges all scouts in the Eleventh Federal War Savings District to match Joyce Cox of Cameron Texas by selling War Savings Stamps. Cox’s total approaching six thousand dollars through May 1 1919 earns him an Ace Medal with bronze silver and gold palms, while scouts elsewhere are encouraged to form strong thrift stamp societies.
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Federal War Savings District
Treasury
Joyce Cox
Cameron
Texas
Joyce
Frank M. Smith
War Loan Organization
Tallulah
Avery Trop
Fraternal Orders Push War Savings Campaign Support
Fraternal leaders from Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and the Texas Grand Lodge urge lodges to strengthen War Savings programs. They praise lodge affiliated savings societies and note many members already buy War Savings Stamps and organize local savings drives nationwide.
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Pat M. Nef
Wren
Texas Grand Large
Knights of Pythias Ac
J. W. Chancellor
Bowle
Texas
War Savings
Knights of Fotbias
Texas Odd Fellows
Chancellor
Ard
Elevanth Federal District
Notice to The Public Absolutely No Open Camp
Public notice states no camping or open fires allowed in the area. The brief text warns visitors against setting fires and using open flames on public lands.
Opposition to Bolshevism and defense of democracy
A speaker condemns Bolshevism as dangerous in theory and practice, urges loyalty to majority rule and the law, and warns against alien and naturalized citizens aiding its spread. He calls for counteracting wild agitators and preserving constitutional government. Templetons promotes loan and insurance services.
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