Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-28
lNTHDISTRlC
6TATESALL WILL
NAME WARSHIPS
versubscriptions of Fourth
Loan Quotas Bring
Honors to States.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. GA de-
lied report on the fourth Liberty
Foam, made public today by Ninth
district Liberty Loan officials, shows
that each of the six states in the dis
fict has won the honor of naming q
limited States warship through over
u%bscribing its quota. One county in
Montana, Wheatland, and two in
outh Dakota, Corson and Stanley,
lso won the honor of having ships
AIMED after them. Wheatland county
had a distribution percentage Of SIS
#per cent, that propo -:tion of it's popu-
Nation taking Liberty bonds. Distri-
in Corson county was 53.7 per
Ecent and in Stanley county So per
fcent. .
BY state, Minnesota leads in distri.
(bution, bonds being placed with
Montana distribution was 81 Is;
37South Dakota, 26.5 per cent; North
lDakota, 23 per cent; the Wisconsin
counties, 1913 per cent, and the upper
peninsula of Michigan. 18 IS per cent.
Minneapolis is credited with no.
H15S subscriptions, a dist ,'ibution of 80
&per cent, and a subscription of 1913
Aper cent of it's allotment. Hennepin
\ county outside the city had 1885
] subscribers for the fourth Liberty
Loan, a distribution of 25.4 per cent.
and a subscription of liz per cent of
it's allotment. st. Paul and Ramsey
county show 74,45S buyers If bonds,
a distribution of 200 per cent and a
total subscription of 1O4 per cen of
I it's allotment.
Allotmcnts and Subscriptions.
The following table shows allot-
S,,N~{Ss - nd c,1tco ,S,,firrc.
Allotment. Subscription.
Montana ...$16,C00,0 900 $22,489,050
Is counties. 100000 12,564,Soo
Wisconsin,
26 counties. -, o GOO 1~5,2o3.65o
South Dakota $1,000, 900 36,S15,85O
North Dakota 10000. 900 ~21,657,450
Minnesota ...123,c00, 900 133,315,25C
Totals ....$21O,0 900 900 s242, 046,O 5C
Also included in today's report is q
bonds taken by the Ninth federal re.
serve district to date in the four loans
as follows: First Liberty Loan, $75,.
926,25O; second, $132,942,35O; third
$3.50, o20.450; fourth. 42,046,050
total, $631,S35,100.
State Records of -Four Loans.
BY states, subscriptions to the foul
successive loans have been as follows
Montana. $15,165,450, s19,126,350
s17,635.50O, $22,4s9,O50; North Da
J kota, S2,867,77O, s9,660,650, $12,1O2,
: 40C, s21.657.450;' South Dakota, So,
S9S, 200, $%12.631,950, s31,448,50 $36,
815,S5O; Minnesota, $~49,933,75O, STA,
157,50O, $%98,793,350. $~133,315,250
Wisconsin. $3,3S3.35O. $~S,457,00
s11.3OO, 800, $15,2O3. $50; Michigan
s6.172.soo, ss,9os, SOC, s9,6S9,S5o
S12.564,S00.
THE Ninth federal reserve. distric
is always equal to the demand" SAT-
A.. r. Rogers, chairman Of the distric
Liberty Loan committee. THE large
the demand made by the government
the better the people of this distric
respond. The final figures of tn
fourth Liberty Loan in the Ninth ex
caeded all expectations.
y Rogers Thanks Workers.
J "Now hat I have had time to re
fleet on what has, been accomplished
it is with the realization that thes
results have only been attained by tn
most thorough cooperation n b.
the most intensely patriotic service o
every one connected with the Libert
Loan organization.
~ take this opportunity of express
ing to each man and VIII
worked for the common. patriot
cause the sincere appreciation of tn
emit e central committee. PERSONAL
| thank each individual and congratu