Treasury and War Drives Prosperity in 1917
A survey shows Treasury operations from WWI funding: five billion collected, seven point five billion loan authorizations, two billion in short term notes, war savings plans, and large bond offerings. War risk insurance, Liberty Loan campaigns, and federal banking activity surged, aiding commerce and government needs.
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Treasury
Ex- Railroad Commission
United States Treasury Department
Congress
Germany
Federal Reserve Banks
Bureau of Engraving
Bureau of Publicity
Liberty Loan
The
Wars
Navy
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Army and Navy
United States
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Typhoid Vaccination Urged After Health Letter
A North Dakota weekly health note reports a young man’s delayed decision to vaccinate against typhoid after seeing a friend suffer in hospital. The piece urges safety in milk, fly-proof toilets, and prioritizing summer vaccination to prevent germ disease.
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Babcock
University of North Dakota
Washington
Northwest
The
Fuel Administration
Upper Lake
State Capitol
Great Northern Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
W. P. Kenney
Great Northern
Ora Darnell
Acme Coal Company
Milwaukee
State Public Health Laboratory
Army
Navy
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John A. Corbett
Official Paper
Williams County
Williston
N. D
Woman's Home Companion
Austria
Europe
Farm and Fireside
National Farm Paper
Springfield
Ohio
Chicago
Virginia
New York City
William Fox
Jack Lait
Woodward Line
Detroit
Forest Avenue
Thomas J. Doyle
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Sapeotye
Hoover
John
ROYAL
Neapees
Royal Baking Powder Company
Dept. H
William Strest
New
Willard Service
Williston Electric Construction Company
Postoffice
Willard