Creamer Regular Correspondence Notes Weather and Visits
Rainy weather slows oat sowing while cotton picking continues. Alger Isham travels to Benoit Texas to pick cotton as Chester White and Otho Isham pick south of Comanche. Lizzie Tyson visits with Miss Franks then returns home from Concho County. Several locals visit Brownwood and cross roads school opens with Nan ny Perry and Essie Horner as teachers.
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Alger Isham
Benoit
Texas
Chester White
Otho Isham
Commanche
Lizzie Tyson
Bra Franks
Lilly Powell
Seatyvlee Nelson
Charh \oiresy
Brownwood
Bras Franks
Berta Isham
M. C. Coker
Concho County
Beatrice Nelson
Lilly Pannell
Oklahoma
Cross Roads
Nanny Perry
Essie Horner
N. J. Kranklin
Felix Williams
John Williams
Comanche
George Coker
Jin
Board Church
Oliver Oe
Bertieham
Eva Franks
Cardus Restored Strength Says Woman’s Recovery
Paint Neck Alabama report tells how Stegall recovered from a three year illness with Cardus, taking six bottles after a neighbor’s recommendation. She regained appetite and sleep, increased strength, and now testifies the tonic saved her life. Cardus is claimed to have helped thousands of women over 40 years.
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Ala
Stegall
Near Here
Carolin
Cardus
Peacocks in English Gardens Inspire Awe and Irony
The Daily Telegraph notes formal garden art of living trees trained into peacocks and beasts. Vast old specimens line country estates near Staines and Belfour church, showing patience and years to maturity. New nurseries push dramatic arboreal sculpture for future generations to enjoy, with some forms taking decades to reach perfection.
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Staines
Belfour
Meir Lke
Abundathen
T L Landon
Labor unions urge funds placed in U S securities
The Fortieth Convention of the American Federation of Labor votes unanimously to promote regular investment in government securities for members. It endorses War Savings stamps and Treasury certificates, urges unions to advocate them, and calls on locals to invest funds in Liberte and Victory notes while extending government savings programs through Federal Reserve districts.
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Montreal
Canada
American Federation of Labor
America Federation of Labor
United States
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Liberte
Victory Neute«x
Nora Twity
Trees Centered Hall of Fame Nominates Notable Venerable Trees
The American Forestry Association curates a Hall of Fame for trees with candidates including the Great Tree on Boston Common and the Green Tree Hotel at LeClaire Mississippi. Also named are the De Soto Oak at Tampa and the Octopus Tree in Virginia, among others, with roots tracing historic events and ages.
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Boston Common
Green Tree
Le +la
Sippi
Ican Forestry Association
Reston Common
Lexington
LeClaire
Tampa
Fia
de Soto
Mississippi
West
Charles City County
Virginia
Marlintown
W. Va
Gev
Andrew Lewis
Balkans
Podgoritza
S Goring
Specialists preparing outlines for schools for savings division
Dallas teachers will receive outlines from the Eleventh Federal Reserve District to aid the government thrifty campaign in schools this year. Specialists plan primary and rural materials from state education officials and high school work for language history and civic lessons. The effort aims to teach earning, living frugally, saving, investing and securing safe savings options such as Thrift Stamps War Savings Stamps and Treasury certificates.
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Dallas
Texas
Eleventh
Federal Reserve Distrer
Dinsmore W. Hume Pecoral
Elia F. Little
Texus
Hume
H. Hibbard
Bestien
Hotory
Treasury
Hold Your Liberty Bond For Thrift And Security
A fiscal urged to keep Liberty Bonds for security, not speculation. If funds are needed, borrow from a bank, sell only through trusted brokers, and avoid reckless selling. Emphasizes living within income and using thrift stamps, War Savings Stamps, and Treasury certificates to grow savings.
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Liberty
Scribner's Magazine
The Lawyer Works for the Money in War Savings stamps
An article notes the phrase The law orer works for the money and Patr Pat gains 4.24 dollars in War Savings Stamps as a nod to capitalist wealth and investment.
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Laworer
Credit for Liberty Bonds vs Tobacco Spending Claim
The statement contrasts national expenditure on tobacco with Liberty Bonds. It asserts Americans spend more on tobacco annually than the combined value implied by Liberty Bond programs, but provides no verifiable statistics or sourcing.
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Tche Weing
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