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Editorial
December 30, 1917
The Evening Missourian
Columbia, Boone County, Missouri
What is this article about?
A warm New Year's 1918 greeting from Columbia neighbors and tradesmen, acknowledging war conditions and relief efforts while thanking readers for past cooperation and extending seasonal wishes to friends at home and abroad.
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"HAPPY NEW YEAR!"
War conditions and preparations for further activities in war relief work throughout the country do not keep us from remembering that this is the beginning of a new year, that there are old friends for years past, many of them on European battle fronts today, others here at home, but all of whom will be glad of a word of greeting from us.
Your neighbor meets you on the street and with his greeting typifies the spirit of the season.
As your Columbia neighbors as well as your tradesmen, we wish to extend to you the season's greetings and to thank you for your co-operation and friendship of the past.
And to you and yours on New Year's Day, 1918, we extend a "HAPPY NEW YEAR!"
War conditions and preparations for further activities in war relief work throughout the country do not keep us from remembering that this is the beginning of a new year, that there are old friends for years past, many of them on European battle fronts today, others here at home, but all of whom will be glad of a word of greeting from us.
Your neighbor meets you on the street and with his greeting typifies the spirit of the season.
As your Columbia neighbors as well as your tradesmen, we wish to extend to you the season's greetings and to thank you for your co-operation and friendship of the past.
And to you and yours on New Year's Day, 1918, we extend a "HAPPY NEW YEAR!"
What sub-type of article is it?
New Years Greeting
Wartime Message
What keywords are associated?
New Year
1918
War Relief
Seasonal Greetings
Columbia
What entities or persons were involved?
Columbia Neighbors
Tradesmen
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
New Year's Greetings Amid World War I
Stance / Tone
Warm And Appreciative
Key Figures
Columbia Neighbors
Tradesmen
Key Arguments
War Does Not Prevent Seasonal Greetings
Thanks For Past Cooperation And Friendship
Wishes Happiness To Friends At Home And On European Fronts