Flag Day and War Effort Reflected in North Dakota
In early 1918 editorials urge a proper Flag Day on April 6 marking one year since America's war declaration. They call for sturdy flags on public buildings and advocate irrigation via Williston Water Users as a path to lasting prosperity. The piece also includes a punchy World War I commentary from G R A P H I C with anti Kaiser jokes and calls for Liberty Loan donations, plus a political note from Sunset Magazine on a proposed five member war cabinet to coordinate war efforts.
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William
Sam
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American Labor Movement
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Dalai Lama
Hayti
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War Cabinet
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
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