Isolated Tract Public Sale Scheduled in Arizona
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of a land tract in G S R B M at Phoenix on November 25 1919 at 10:00 am for Mrs Jo H Getzwiller Serial 039609. Minimum bid 1 25 per acre. Highest bidder must pay immediately. Adverse claimants must file by sale time. J L Irvin Register Scott White Receiver.
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General Land Office
R.S
Jo. H. Getzwiller
J. L. Irvin
Scott White
Arizona State Fair to Feature Record Horse Races and Air Show
The Arizona State Fair in Phoenix November 3 to 8 will host a $49,000 purse across harness and running races, with a 25 mile three states car race, a coast to coast amateur airship race, and a cowboy events program led by Jack Barber. Governor Campbell may ride with the winner, and Lieut. Locklear will perform death defying airplane stunts.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
el Paso
American Legion
158Th
France
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
George Pady Bullard
William Ferguson
Charles McArthur
Cal Mesner
American Automobile Association
Burt Barr
California
Southern
Campbell
Lieut
Locklear
East
Middle West
Jack Barber
Prescott
America
Sealereesiels
Aly
War Department
Germany
The
Fair Commission
Lieutenant Locklear to perform in-flight stunts at Arizona State Fair
Lieut enant Ormer Locklear plans to stage in-flight transfers and other daring feats during the Arizona State Fair from November 3 to 8. He is under a ten thousand dollar contract to present daily acrobatics and sky exploits for attendees.
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Lieut
Ormer Locklear
Enant Locklear
President Wilson outlines thrift plan to combat cost of living
Washington says persistent industry and real thrift are needed to avert a national disaster from high prices. He warns wage increases will raise costs and calls for increased production, lower prices, and broad saving through War Savings Stamps to restore balance and peace. Buy W. S. S.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Savings Division
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Start now with War Savings Stamps and budgets
An editorial urges immediate action to save money and live within a budget. It argues a penny saved today prevents future poverty and endorses War Savings Stamps as the first budget item. It notes thousands of women in Berkeley forming War Savings societies through the Twentieth Century Club.
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Saturday Evening Post
Twentieth Century Club
Berkeley
California
New Treasury Baby Bonds Offer Tax Free Savings
The Treasury introduces $100 and $1000 Baby Bond trophies bearing 4 percent interest, quarterly compounding, maturing January 1, 1924. They are tax free except on inheritance and certain taxes, never depreciate, increase monthly, and are registered in Washington. Certificates issued in book form, with ten per book, purchasable at post offices and banks. Prices rise monthly. $100 equals twenty War Savings Stamps, $1000 equals two hundred stamps.
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Treasury
U. S
Washington
Work and Save a National Duty in Tough Times
The essay urges a broad coalition of manufacturers financiers economists and labor leaders to unite in work and savings. It warns against waste and argues national economy depends on collective thrift with emphasis on thrift stamps and savings certificates to secure a safer future.
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Treasury
War Savings Stamps urged for wartime funding and savings
A McAdoo quote contrasts financing the government through broad taxation or war bonds versus concentrated lending by banks and large fortunes. The piece promotes buying War Savings Stamps weekly, offering 4 percent interest compounded quarterly and a sense of government participation for citizens.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
Pictorial
United States
Government of
Un-Ltd
Rich Chicago millionaires dodge shoe prices and luxury
The article portraits J Ogden Armour Ernest A Hamill Julius Rosenwald and other Chicago millionaires haltingly buying shoes at reduced sale prices and refusing to pay the higher costs. It notes their restraint and suggests saving through War Savings Stamps at 4 percent, urging weekly purchases.
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Chicago
Armour
San Francisco
War Department halts hand grenade banks for savings stamps
The War Department cancelled delivery of 15 000 000 Mills bombs No 11 intended for conversion into savings banks to fund war savings stamps. Treasury will replace grenades with Achievement Certificates for students who earned banks and bought War Savings Stamps. Orders nationwide are cancelled.
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Treasury Department
War Department
Ington
C. A. Farnsworth
War Loan Organs
France
Treasury Savings
Federal Reserve District
Farnsworth
Glass
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Levi Strauss & Co
Arizona Fair
U5gn
the Economist
W. S
AR Department
Wes