The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-24
TO Make
GOOD IN v. S. 5.
DRIVE; PARADE.
TO Be FEATURE.


Fargo will go "over the top" in the
War Savings stamp campaign, and
then some.
This was the prediction by the
Fargo campaign leaders today. Fri
day will be War Savings stamp day,
when voluntary pledges will be in
order.
Fargo Boy Scouts marched
through the business district this
morning, arousing much enthusiasm,
and will repeat their performance
| Tuesday morning. Tuesday evening
ia. parade of War Savings stamp
workers will be held, forming on
fifth street north north of NJ. P
Iavehue, at O'Clock, and marching
Edown Broadway to 1.-THE band stand
in Island park where prominent
! speakers will speak ON the stamp
drive In line in order will be mem
bers Of the Fargo police department,
| members of the city commission,
Fargo band, War Savings stamp
workers, followed by delegates Of
every fraternal and civic organiza-
ton in the city and citizens.
The stamp workers will march in
chain formation, carrying circlets of
red, white and blue bunting, form
Campaign Opens Wednesday.
The campaign proper viii CON-
mence Wednesday morning, and viii
continue through the week. Every
Fargo resident will be asked to buy
or pledge to buy stamps, A. W. Nc
Nair, chairman of the Fargo COM
mitteeS says. g.. 81.
The workers VIII meet at dinner
Wednesday evening, which probably
will be held in Moose hall.
"Gimme a Quarter" Club.
The organization Of a Gimme a
Quarter club, 1000 strong, will be
feature for Thursday. Details of
the plan will be announced later.
The goal in the drive is a $50 per
capita sale. -
Cass A Sure Winner.
Cass county is a sure winner, and
will make a big showing in the CAM
paign, according to A. w. Cupler,
Fargo, county chairman. Mr.. CupIer
has been visiting local committees
over the county and has found
prospects very encouraging.
Mr.. Cupler was at Horace and
Kindred Sunday, and also held
meetings in four schoolhouses near
Davenport, and in Davenport city.
Every committee met" Mr.. Cup
lers message to Fargo today said,
told me to tell the people OF Far
go that they will make their quotas
without question"
Mr. Cupler was at Leonard,
Chaffee, Alice and Tower City to-
day, and win be in Buffalo this
evening.
The Quota OF all OF cass county is
1907, 900.
Arausville District over.
The John Ohnstad school district,
east Of Argusville, set the pace at a
meeting addressed by Atty. A.. r.
Bergeson. Fargo, when a9e persons
subscribed for s1.440 worth Of
stamps, an average of 1862 per
capita, putting the district well over.
Among those to subscribe were
Edith Nelson, G., M. Ostby, Mrs. j..
Ohnstad, Ray H. Parmely, Frank
Wooden, Leslie Leroy Wooden, n. A.
Jacobson, A. ]. Ohnstad, Eunice
Hanson, John Hanson, Joseph Ohm
stad, Angelina Hanson William E.
Tomlin, Nora TonnIin, @. r. Wiley.
Myrtle Wiley, Minnie j. Ohnstad,
Mrs. Jens Ohnstad, Barney stank,
Max Gruchallas Melvin 0hnstad,
Frank Andracek, Agnes GruchalIa,
GGUESD NJ uSAAd2Ai15 2 elk 1IQGIlellidy
Frank Gruchallay J. o. Lunde, r..
sebestl, CLAUS Ohnstad, H Varland,
Sivern Ohnstad, IA. j. Stensrud, Earl
III. Alien, Edward Ohnstad, Paul j.
ostby, Marie Ostby Mr.. and Mrs.
John Vodden, Lois Allen and Matte
Allen
John Vodden Is chairman Of the
district committee.
Buy wv. s. S.