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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1917

Page

7

Crisis Reaches in Liberty Loan Drive in New England

The Boston Federal Reserve reports only 35.546 million subscribed for the Second Liberty Loan by Monday, far short of the 20 million needed in the interval. Local committees urge faster action, highlighting civic appeals and ongoing sales across New England with notable subscriptions from Hartford, Pawtucket, New Bedford, and Portland.

Boston Federal Reserve Bank Central Committee New England Providence Liberty Boston Hartford Pawtucket Haverhill New Bedford Portland Federal Reserve Bank

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Promote Digestion

Describes using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to aid digestion and avoid discomfort from rich foods. Claims a 50 cent box will reduce heartburn heaviness and stomach distress by supporting stomach juices and digestive organs.

Stuart

Lawrence Liberty Loan Drive Aimed at City Support

The city launches a mass Liberty Loan campaign with a 12-foot clock display, a house to house drive over 10 days, and 1 800 000 dollar target. Boy Scouts and women’s committees mobilize residents, bonds sold on a 2 installment plan, and cinema slides urge purchases in New England theaters. Dr. Stockton Axson will speak at a mass meeting in the armory.

Liberty Cottage Boston Common Vincent Club G. R. Fearing Miriam Sears Katherine Royce Elizabeth Williams Augustus Thorndike, Jr Marie Converse Barbara Burr Grain Board Boston Chamber of Commerce John R. Murphy Fitzgerald A. Z. Conrad J. P. Bradley Plumbers’ Association Master Builders’ Association Devonshire Street Everett Board of Trade Young America John McCarthy Medford John United Fruit Company Liberty First National Bank Columbian National Life Tinion Wool Company Boy Scouts Women's Committee Lawrence Armory Stockton Axson New England

Chelsea to Boost Liberty Loan Drive

A Liberty Loan meeting for Chelsea manufacturers bankers and business men will be held in Chelsea City Hall this afternoon at 4 30. A committee has been appointed to arrange for the event.

Chelsea Chelsea City Hall

Chelsea Gears Up for Liberty Loan Campaign under Mayor Willard

A major campaign to aid the Liberty Loan is planned with several officials invited to speak. If Chelsea has few bond buyers, speakers will urge strong subscriptions to make Chelsea’s share a big success. The effort will be directed by Mayor Willard.

Liberty Loan Chelsea Willard

Treasury Announces New 4 Percent Short Term Bonds

Washington October 9 The treasury unveiled a new issue of short term certificates of indebtedness totaling 300 million with 4 percent interest. Maturing November 22, these notes can be converted into Liberty bonds if offered to Federal Reserve banks by November 15. The issue brings presecond Liberty bond totals to 1.55 billion, over half the minimum set by Secretary McAdoo.

America New England Washington The Treasury Federal Reserve Banks Liberty McAdoo

New York Subscriptions Reach 250 Million for Liberty Loan

New York Federal Reserve District subscriptions to the second Liberty Loan rise to 250 874 600 with a district quota of 1.5 billion and about three weeks left. The Bohemian Benevolent and Literary Association pledges 2 million. Fifty Bohemian and Slovak women with babies attended, bringing 30 000 for immediate bond purchases.

New York New York Federal Reserve District Bohemian Benevolent and Literary Association of

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