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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

8

Mullions Pouring in for New Liberty Loan

The Liberty Loan campaign enters a crucial phase as Boston alone faces a $105,300,000 quota. Officials urge continued, intensified efforts nationwide to meet the 4 percent bond funding goal, stressing daily gains must outpace the first three days.

Liberty New England Liberty Loan Committee Boston Federal Reserve Bank Greater Boston

New England Opens Second Liberty Loan Drive With Big Subscriptions

Announcement of the second Liberty Loan sets a $300 million minimum for New England with a $500 million target. Subscriptions surge as John Hancock Mutual Life and others pledge millions including Massachusetts and Endicott Johnson & Co. Plans include bond sales at Liberty Loan cottages in Boston and at major train stations.

United States New England United States of America Federal Reserve Bank John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company William L. Douglas Brockton W. I. Douglas Shoe Company Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company of Hartford Fidelity Trust Company of Boston International Cotton Mills First National Bank of Boston Public Safety Committee Firm of Endicott, Johnson & Co Henry B. Endicott State of Massachusetts Charles L. Burrill Boston Society Boston Common State Street Trust Company North Station Commonwealth Trust Company South Station American Trust Company R. S. Weeks A. L. Russell A. W. Rantoul William Chamberlain Bond Harold Ropes Blake Brothers & Co John Howard Bond & Goodwin Joseph S. Kimball Chandler, Wilbur & Co Henry Mann E. W. Clark & Co Edgar J. Driscoll A. B. Conant & Co C. O. Fleischner Curtis Liberty Loan Central Committee Weeks William M. Bullivant Northwestern Leather Company H. B. Dillenback Beggs & Cobb, Inc Willis R. Fisher A. C. Lawrence Leather Company Arlington Belmont Eateneneee Brookline Cambridge Chelset Boston Tawereae Everett Ve Lexington Milton Wakefield Ceesene Wellesley Ewes Winchester Woburn Attleboro Sete Beverly Chiconee Fall River Fitchbar New Ene Gloucester Haverhill Lawrence Eee Lowell Dénbenon Marlboro North Adams Pittsfield Northampton Springfield Taunton Waltham Worcester

Shoe Workers Union Buys Liberty Bonds Surpasses Pace

The Boot and Shoe Workers' Union led by secretary and treasurer C. L. Bain subscribed to 50000 dollars worth of Liberty Bonds, setting a pace for labor organizations nationwide.

Liberty Bonds Edward F. McGrady Boston Central Labor Union Labor Committee Rain McGrady Bain Boot and Shoe Shoe Workers’ Union Liberty Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union C. L. Bain

Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark

Sage and Sulphur compound promises natural darkening of faded or gray hair. Sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound from dry goods stores, it darkens hair with a glossy look after few applications. Not a disease cure.

Wyeth

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Why George F. Stratton the Potato Militant Porker The Curtis Publishing Company Independence Square Philadelphia Metropolitan City Club New England Shoe and Leather Association Essex Street Harry S. Thayer W. L. Douglas Thayer Robert S. Weeks Liberty Loan Committee of Frank W. Whitcher Massachusetts State Board of Trade Charles C. Hoyt Thomas II. Anderson New England Shoe & Leather Association Charles J. Lovely William Noll Boston Shoe Travellers’ Association Mr. McGrady Wood Louis PF. Grant Kirschbaum Ibisa W. R. H. White CO RH White UNION A.stein & CO
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