The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-16
LIBERTY LOAN IS WELL SUPPORTED
 BY NENANA|TES
Nenana Ladies Make A Splendid Showing and Very Materially
 Swell the Receipts.

The results obtained so far as a result of the efforts of those in charge of the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign in Nenana have been highly gratifying, the total amount subscribed up to noon today being S57,OO0.
 It needs but S3, ,00O more to double the quota allotted the Nenana dis trict, and that Nenana will more than double the quota is a foregone conclusion.
 The success of the campaign is due in very large measure to the patriotic ladies of Nenana who have most energetically carried on the work both in the town and the out lying camps.
 Mrs. Carl Schmidt is the chairman of the ladies' committee; the other members being Mesdames F. D. Browne, E. R Brown and J. c. Van Orsdel, and these patriotic ladies canvassed the district so thoroughly that they were able to turn in sub- scriptions amounting in the aggregate to considerably over half of the entire amount subscribed. They have not relaxed their efforts yet and mean to continue until the last minute of the closing day.
 On the ladies' committee, Mrs Frederick D. Browne, the charming wife of the engineer in charge, who had charge of the work in the out lying camps, has the we'll merited distinction of having sold Fourth Liberty Loan bonds to the total value of S22,000, over one-third of the entire total subscribed up to noon today, an achievment of which anyone might be justly proud.
 Mrs. Browne, accompanied by Miss Luella Shaffer, left Nenana on her campaigning tour on Saturday morn ing, going out to the end of steel on the D line. She commenced oper- ations at camp 16, and after lunch con took the blackboard for the Will son ranch; and bright and early next morning visited the camp and the various working parties, reaching every man on the line and making it possible for them to extend their support to the loan. The ground covered by Mrs. Browne extended as far as the remotely situated camps in the Lignite country, and such camps as she was unable to reach personally, owing to the limited time at her disposal, she reached by means of the telephone, making a personal appeal to the workers for their SUD- port, which was cheerfully given. Returning to Nenana, she gave herself but short period of rest and then crossed the Panama river to camp 415, on the Nenana-Fair- banks line, travelling from this point up the line towards Fairbanks to Lundborg's grading camp, near the Joyce Lake roadhouse, meeting with : the same support as had been ex- tended her on the line south of town Mrs. Browne, on her trip to camr 415 and beyond worked alone, travel ing in the line wagon which was cheerfully placed at her disposal She did not overlook anyone anc made side trips to every working party between the engineering caml and the Joyce Lake roadhouse. Sh' reached all the men with a direc : personal appeal, and it is hardly t. : be wondered at that so hearty am most gratifying response was me
 with.
 , Added to her charming personality
 the wife of the engineer in charg
 possesses an unlimited store o
 energy. She has accompanied he
 husband on some of his most diff
 cult locating expeditions in tn
 mountain wilds of Oregon, Nevada
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