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HALL I lUCCEED
In raising the $14,000.00 quota allotted to Dayton District
For the first time in History the President of the United States is calling together by Proclamation all citizens of the United
States at one time
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JUNE 28, 1918, 8 P. M.
to meet a personal responsibility in time of war through the War Savings movement.
OPERA HOUSE
Two Bits equals 1 Thrift Stamp. 25 Thrift Stamps equals 1 Saving Stamp or Baby Bond. 1 Saving Stamp equals A good interest
bearing Government Security. Our Government asks us to Pledge ourselves to absorb as many Savings Stamps, between now and
December 31, 1918, as we possibly can, and a few more, and this we will have to do in order that it may be assured of the amount
of money needed from this source.
No Excuses.
All families must be Represented at this meeting
Program, Patriotic Speaking and Music
Glen Spooner hud returned from hie
Ralph Galloway, now one of Uncle Glad to have met|yoii Ralph and hope Sherman and family, of this place. , A neighboring preacher whose con-
trip to Fort McDowell, Califotila, end Sam'a marines from Seattle was ex-
you may be able to visit us again. Thia ia her first trip in the far west gregation were in the habit of twisting
while Mouth visited with relative« in tending the glad hand to his many
Mrs. George Sherman and two child- and is much surprised and pleased with around to seeth e late comers broke the
Sacrvinento, and ia now buaily engaged friends here Sunday. Ralph looks well
ren from Limon. Colorado, are visiting our beautiful conutry.
bad habn fay announclng , he ,ate arnv
on the farm.
and says his Uncle feeds him well,
at the home of her brotherinlaw, J. L. Mrs. Z. Spangle after spending Snu- als by name; “ here comes Mr Smith
day in Newberg left Tuesday for a
and daughter; be is wearing the same
short visit at Camp Lewis, visiting her
coat he wore last winter, and she has
son Charles in that camp.
one of those new summer gauze hats
Our subscribers for this week are as
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follows: E. J. Avery, W. A. Williams, * ‘th “ flam,ng red r08e on toP’” and
Ja'-ob Meyer, W. E. Foster. Geo. Lon- j then Roea on with his> glowing account
dersbausen, and Martha Gillette.
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