Pipe Dreams Bond Drive Urged Before Saturday
Late reports show strong bond buying with communities staging free shows and lotteries to spur purchases. Officials remind the public to back the war effort with steady support before the deadline.
06 Jul 1944
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
1
Late reports show strong bond buying with communities staging free shows and lotteries to spur purchases. Officials remind the public to back the war effort with steady support before the deadline.
A collage of quips and anecdotes spans postwar planning and social humor. Bits on money woes, policing favoritism, and family banter mingle with jokes about age, health, relief, and a Tampa bar gag. Notable lines reference OPA, gas limits, and a boxing mishap at sea.
Harry Keiser returns from Des Moines for a visit after working in a large city drug store. Eldon Johnson leaves navy service to resume work with the North Western railroad in Huron. Bertha Strauch of Great Falls visits Elgin with sister Mrs Hughes and brother R P Strauch. J J Phillips and wife hear from daughter Leota that twenty four army nurses have moved from Des Moines to Presidio Camp near San Francisco. Leota is among them. Mary Hanson shows signs of improvement after illness. Gus Brause is recovering at home after a fall. Melchair Yenney arrives from overseas in good health.
An antiquated note explains early form artillery with cannon firefl stones. Wrought iron bombards were embedded in ground and aimed by position, fired once daily after night loading, using stones as shot.
About 1,250,000 were employed in privately operated shipyards and repair yards last year. Nearly 88 equal number in allied marine work, with navy yards employing at least 250,000 more, totaling roughly 2,750,000 jobs across the industry.
Independent School District of Zy Gin Pleasant Valley Township Fay ette County Iowa reports quarterly financial proceedings for the quarter ending September 30, 1943. The document details receipts, disbursements, balance on hand, warrant activity, and an affidavit of the secretary. It lists items from the School House Fund and General Fund with numerous supplier payments and notary attestations dated June 29 1944.
True and correct report of the Superintendent of Schools dated July 6 1944 for quarter 2 23352 From District Tax 45068 268419 Warrants issued during quarter in payment of bonds and interest Total Disbursements and balance on hand 268419 List of Warrants Issued Elgin State Bank Elgin Iowa retirement of bond and interest
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