Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
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one at Headquarters but tho
30 allotted to the city has not
ID reached and until 1t is reached
fe campaign 5. will continue. II
a house to house canvas OF
tile city wilt be made but because h
properSplAn 1t Is hbped that personal
solicitation will not be necessary.
George IA. Bangs; who has charge
of the campaign In the city, has been
out OF town today. He is expected
back this evening and it is probable
he will call a war council" to consid-
er plans for further work.
r. s. Peterson. who has charge OF
the districts OF the county outside the
two-thirds over. The Kempton dis
trict. E., w. Dennison chairman, re-
ported over the top today. Work will
continue in all districts that are not
subscribed in full until necessary
quotas are reached.
At noongftoday the entire force Of
the Russell Miller Milling company
organization called at Headquarters
and pledged to buy w. S. S. Other
business houses have organized house
campaigns and entered subscriptions.
This work has been pushed in addi-
ton to the regular headquarters work.
sisn,t TOO "Small!"
surprising feature Of the I'm
paign has been the number of men
swho%haye been found who consider a
two. billion dollar proposition like W..
s.. S.stoo small for them and who have
8 thought 1t was not intended for them.
TheEcampaign has also shown that no
class OF nationality has a corner on
I'm. c. Bachelor. the general coun-
A-NAhAk>a~- A~n4,,~o4a 'N4HkIaot $ho
campaign will not stop until the city
land every district has made good.
HFnlse reports and misunderstanding
Ind I'm some cases actual opposition
I have been encountered" said Mr..
Bachelor. but we will. put the w. s.
:, across In Grand Forks county.
SsEhe chairman in the city and coun
akry r responsible for their districts
Ind will adopt such means as they
&AeI necessary to make good on their
sSsauotAs. The regular county commit
i4ee will keep up the regular work of
w. s. s.. movement U the pledge
sin the hands of the
ehairmen and they will make good"
sSN&ssss Most OF the workers hope the head
Saharters plan will bring the desired
sffesults as to abandon it might have
TN effect on the handling of future
Man campaigns and other war work.
saahee war is every persons affair and,
&11hlle the active work in these home
&S1mpaigns, like the fighting, is done
tE8ysa few out OF every community, tits
S0ply fair to ask that all persons show
their interest and their patriotism by
making the work as Easy as possible.
Eayments to BE Made Before Dec. 81.
AResuits are far from being what is
desired and expected of Grand Jerks
! city, but the committee in charge is
determined they will never give up
the fight until they have gained their
point A house to house canvass Twill
be made Unnecessary THIS point.
however. should. be clear to every
/. cAixen. Those. ggien. women and chill
drens who are aAsisting at the head
quarters are ~givf1ss~their ttime and
efforts. They are willing 10 help the
government They have asked all
{ others to call. there and make their
great a. sacrifice as they are making.
and IL seems only fair that people do
that. It Is al obligation put ION the
IL people by the government. sJo one
ID asked to give his money. It will be
iss returned with interest thereon in-the
IN stated length OF time. 1t is merely
M asking all to cali and invest theft
5# money. Those who are not prepared
Ito pay Tor the stamps right out will
Sbe given until Dec. 31st, 1918, to do
80 The idea Is merely to make, a
NplAdge to subscribe a stated sum with
sssdn g stated length OF time. People
MS1pus be made to see the situation and
- pledge themselves for stamps. This
sW1s the determination expressed las,
might.