War era advertising fuels Red Cross drive in Chicago
Ex president Taft to open the Red Cross 100 million campaign in Chicago as part of a nationwide plan to boost Liberty Bonds sales through newspaper advertising. The Chicago plan, praised by Marquis Eaton, shows advertising’s cost efficiency and calls for national support to fund government promotional efforts.
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Red Cross
Washington
Chicago
Wm. Howard Taft
National Advisory Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Wm. G. McAdoo
H. 8. Houston
Associated
New York
Des Moines
Joplin
Marshalltown
Chicago Red Cross
Campaizon
Will
Margus Eaton
Western Advertising Agenta Association
American Red Cross
America
Marquis Eaton
Western Advertising Agents Association
Washington Red Cross
Jos. H. DeFrees
National Council of Defense
Herbert S. Houston
C. Harn
BE. E. Critchfield
Collin Armstrong
W. C. D'Arcy
Harry W. Ford
E. C. Tibbitts
Phil Lennan
M. W. Cresap
Paul F. Derrick
England
J. Kennedy Jones
Great Britain
France
Chicago Athletic Club
The
Advertising World of
London
Advertising and war effort push for prosperity in 1917
The piece urges rapid advertising expansion to support war financing and Liberty Bonds. It argues prosperity will help win the war, warns against hoarding money, and highlights national advertising efforts coordinated with McAdoo and the National Advertising Advisory Board. Also notes a court petition in 1917 regarding Eva Vandewalker and Emogene F. Wilson's estate with a July hearing in Alliance Nebraska.
Notice of Estate In Box Butte County Nebraska
In the matter of the estate of Emogene Wilson deceased box Butte County Nebraska. To all persons interested in said estate creditors and heirs take notice that on the 12th day of .
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Eva F. Vandewalker
Sald
Emogene F. Wilson
Box Butte
Nebraska
Towlt
Alliance Herald
Alliance
Emogenee
Wilson
Sheriff Sale Notice in Alliance Nebraska
By virtue of an order from Justice T D Roberts Mallory Grocery Company sues Marie Ash. On June 25 1917 at 2 PM at the corner of Box Butte Ave and Second St Alliance Nebraska the sheriff will sell beds furniture carpet sweeper sewing machine and related items at public auction.
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T. D. Roberts
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Mallory Grocery Company
Marie Ash
Box Butte Avenue
Second Street
Alliance
M. Cox
Burton & Reddish
Nebraska enrolls 2000 in state canning schools
About 2,000 Nebraska residents enrolled in canning schools run by the Agricultural Extension Service of the University of Nebraska in 32 towns during June. Each person pledged to teach others, with summer local demonstrations planned from July onward across the state. Towns may request demonstrations from the Extension Service in Lincoln before June 22, listing desired days and expected audience.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Extension Service
University Farm
Lincoln
Butterless Muffins Suggested For Egg and Butter Shortages
The home economics extension service of the state agricultural college offers butterless muffins. Combine flour salt and baking powder then beat sugar until light. Add milk and mix with the dry ingredients. Bake in greased muffin tins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Extension Service
The
State Agricultural College
Alliance Boys Return From St Louis Navy Mission
Michael Nolan and Orville Davenport, Alliance youths who went to St Louis to seek Navy entry for service in the mosquito fleet, have returned successful. They await orders to report for active training and duty.
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Michael Nolan
Orville Davenport
Alliance
St. Louie
Navy
Drying Fruits and Vegetables With Homemade Trays
Emergency Bulletin No. 13 from the United States Department of Agriculture describes a simple home built wire screen tray drying system using 6 to 8 trays and an electric fan. The method preserves fruits and vegetables for winter, with guidance on making the apparatus preparing vegetables storing dried products and costs. Free copies available from the Extension Service University Farm Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Servce
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsed For Stomach Troubles
A Wellsburg New York druggist S H Murphy says Chamberlains Tablets are the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation in thirty four years of drug store service. Obtainable everywhere. Adv June.
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S. H. Murphy
Welleburg
N. Y
KEEP THE CALVES GROWING THRIFTY FROM BIRTH SAYS UNIVERSITY
The University dairy husbandry department says little profit comes from keeping or feeding stunted calves. Early growth is hard to regain. common scours are the main cause. Prevention includes clean pails, proper feeding, and avoiding spoiled milk. Proper washing of pails progresses with weight gains: 100, 200, and 300 pounds.
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University Dairy Husbandry Department
Train Carrying Officials Tours Wyoming District
A special Burlington train carrying Vice President H E Byram and other Burlington officials stopped in Alliance at 2 20 PM Thursday for an inspection tour of the Wyoming district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Byram
Burlington
Alliance
Wyoming District
Local dealer reports strong Wyoming sales by Jack True
Jack True of Rumer Motor Company reports a successful business trip to Wyoming with several automobile sales while away. He says the market remains strong and customers are active in purchasing vehicles.
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Jack True
Rumer Motor Company
Wyoming
Jack
Economical Wardrobe Planning Boosts National Needs
Emergency Bulletin No 9 from the College of Agriculture urges housewives to plan wardrobes economically. It offers many suggestions to cut clothing costs and will be mailed free by the Extension Service at University Farm Lincoln Nebraska.
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College of Agriculture
University Farm
Lincoln
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Allies
Canada
National Advertising Advisory Board
McAdoo
Congress
Ira EK. Tash
Sheriff's
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Eastera Street
Alliance, Nebr
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