The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-04-26
Work for All Patriotic
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guard. This is your war. It is being fought for the protection
y The National War Savings Campaign. is your Campaign:
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or her patriotism, but to aid their County while aiding them
selves by saving for the future: - 4,;4+ ); 80
task and its application SO varied and the results 50 essential
Strong united nation after the war that it stands second only
to the wi1 fn n of 75 the war in in i%pGf5a he piv to our our n dsaoest
thought and most energetic support: 1,....
does not suffice. You must help others to invest in these
they should buy Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. In
short, preach and act the gospel of thrift; Let Us see to it
is truly owned, not only controlled, by the voter: Let US make
this vast multitude of bond holders and War Savings Certif-
cate owners so large that any man or woman who does not
own either will be ashamed to take part in the management
of the city, state or government affairs by casting his or her
When the street corner critic, the laxative fellow traveller
in power or his party, let us ask him to show his Bond or his
y WAR sn sayings 4Ss h sts%R G &c tit cate n5 No n; man y S or woman has x5 = right ht
or she would not back with money. Make a thrift talker of
him IF iPS 7o as s sSsh in he was]a i S9 t %sen ns sfs1; of your fellow eiti-
zens, and that means in your country, you should make it your
Campaign and offer your assistance to the spreading of the
thrift propaganda. # it does take a little of your time, # will
ture and then study It. Talk it to everyone who will listen to
you: Yoq y, may S$,l be denied led the privilege Nv v Of fighting aag;f for ; wo rid
Thrift Army, upon which the National Army depends for their
very subsistence.
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Postcard. This card is a red postcard which the United States
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additional decoration known as a palm for each hundred dollar
some added several Mains to their medals in Rutto during
March. Thirty-two Scouts in Butte sold s12. s79 81 worth Of
lead the list with 5000 Y to his credit: Lewis N: Evans came
sec ssl1 With i s.; s4s : g and and E rsd Rqtt hsa, third Il had tSa s. Sd 4es ss 80 to
Of America, says that concrete results s are being obtained
sent to Mr.. West at 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City. The
of 10000 a day. These cards all represent actual sales, as they
are not sent to Mr.; West until the mail carriers have delivered
Office is now at work on the distribution Of the second
S sG Scoot Of M shs csr o6ia;n The fSe cards san a1S sent fro% to State State Directors
The Boy Scouts are doing fine work in Glasgow, where
they are in charge of a booth in the post office. Last week the
Panther Patrol was in charge and week before last the Eagle
The Telephone ! War Savings Society Of Helena; which is
6 %e1ssqa Of tc cem s%p1Syf ie a Fl ths M srransed states sn sle gsleRh s%d
ene stivs display SyV Window ii in f the x. N. Hotter l. HARDWARE ia d'ssne' Conn., n
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e ok END o ribbons fr e0nn meet ta the, the eight }d1oS cards. sRe The inscriptions r! tons
way to fight at home" "Because-if you can't fight, help a
fighter fight" "Because-to lick a stamp helps lick the kai-
SER" "Because-a stamp a day keeps the kaiser away" "Be:
cause-if you and | and all of us buy, the Hun is done and
soon must die" "Because-the Hun ravishes innocent France
today, signifying that Americans must purchase stamps. Have
you bought any? "Because-they purchase Liberty bullets
to fire at the Hun. And with all of us shooting he will soon
be on the run"
Pompeys Pillar has been in the throws of a War Savings
Campaign this week. The drive has been in charge of Rev.
j. c. Blackman, Chairman of the local War Savings Com
mittee. The entire town and surrounding country is being
canvassed and each person is asked to buy $4,000 worth of
War Savings Stamps and each head of a family is asked to
take. that amount for each member Of his family: If cash is
not paid, then a pledge will be asked for, requiring the pur-
chaser to buy a certain amount of stamps a month for the
rest OF the year. This is the most thorough canvass the town
has ever had and great results are expected.