Ohio War Savings sales reach 101 million in state drive
Ohio reports through Nov 28 total War Savings Stamp purchases of 101,742,000, nearing the 105,227,680 quota. Ohio leads in sales above 100 million, with 54 of 88 counties meeting 1918 quotas and Morrow County doubling its quota with per capita sales of 41.21 and gross sales 692,405.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Treasury Department
War Savings
Morrow
McAdoo Urges Continued War Savings Pledges
Treasury Secretary McAdoo warns not to relax efforts on War Savings Stamps. He asks Ohio War Savings director H P Wolfe to press the public to fulfill pledges and increase purchases before year’s end as government needs rise with wartime expenditures and troop costs.
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Columbus
McAdoo
H. P. Wolfe
Ohio War Savings Director
Treasury Department
Mail Men Must Sell War Savings Stamps
Post office workers nationwide are urged by the postmaster general to actively participate in selling War Savings Stamps. Ohio reports inconsistent purchases due to fears of extra carrier burdens, prompting a state level review.
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Columbus
Ohio War Savings Committee
Thrift habit urged as permanent feature by McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo argues thrift benefits must be secured beyond the war. He praises War Savings Stamps and certificates as universal investment in government obligations and as a lasting feature of national finance after peace.
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Columbus
of the Treasury
McAdoo
Inventor Patents Car Mounted Golf Bag Carrier
The inventor patents a golf bag carrier that attaches to a automobile running board using a thumb Acrewe grip system. The device aims to simplify access to clubs during travel and keep gear secure on road trips.
New Jersey inventor patents heated insoles for outdoor workers
An engineer from New Jersey receives a patent for electrically heated insoles intended for motorists streetcar motormen and other outdoor workers with access to electrical current.
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New Jersey
Calhoun Grandson Dies In New York
John C. Calhoun, 76, grandson of the famed statesman and former Confederate cavalry captain, dies in New York. He helped lead South’s postwar commercial reconstruction. Services announced for Canaan M. E. Church, Canaanville, with Sunday School at 1 and preaching at 2 after a two month influenza lull.
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New York
John C. Calhoun
Great Southern
Calhoun
South
Canaan M. E. Church
M. E
Prac Canaanville
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