Allowance to Children Builds Thrift and Citizenship
A university Home Economics expert urges starting allowances at six or seven to teach budgeting and saving. The plan progresses from essentials to personal items, shoes emphasized, rising to most clothes by high school. Stories show kids tracking costs, saving steadily, and entering college with financial nest eggs. The piece links disciplined allowances to independent citizenship and asks families to invest in government securities rather than expensive diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wardell
University of Iowa
Mereland
Ohio
Notice of real estate quiet title action in Jefferson County
In September Term 1919 the District Court of Jefferson County Iowa hears Luther E. Johnson versus Edward K. Hobson Mason Kendall Mary Kindell Debora McIntyre and others The petition asserts Johnson holds fee simple title to described property and seeks a judgment quieting title against all defendants and their unknown heirs and claimants If you appear by noon on the second day of September term defense by Sept 8 1919 at Fairfield Iowa or default will be entered and judgment granted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward K. Hobson
Mason Kendall
Mary Kindell
Debora McIintyre
Joseph A. McIntyre
David Kindell
Joseph B. Kindell
Mary L. Diltz
Sarah C. Diltz
Joseph Kindell
John L. McKee
Maria L. McKee
Joseph Kendell
Sarah Kindell
Isaac Crumley
Thomas Jones
David Kendell
Sarah Ann Kendell
Joseph B. Kendell
Jervis Harvey
Wm. Z. Ho
Rosanna Kennell
Rosanna C. Kennell
D. H. Worthington
Pleasant Plain Brick & Tile Works
Pleasant Plain Brick & Tile Company
Excello Tile & Brick Company
Kendall
Pleasant Plain
Iowa
I. H. Crumly
Robert Orr
Crumly
Jefferson County
District Court of
Luther E. Johnson
Fairfield
Wilson appeals for Victory Liberty loan through Glass
President Wilson issued via Secretary Glass an appeal calling the Victory Liberty loan a great popular bank offering. He urged Americans to support the loan on the eve of peace to honor and reward the fighting men and to ensure financial success. The St Louis district surpassed its quota with 195,104,000 in subscriptions, earning the honor of being first to set the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Glass
Secre- Glass
Treasury Department
St. Louis
Ereby
For Sale Classified Ads and Contact Numbers
A column of sale items lists a white and black pony, a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a brown reed baby buggy for $5, general household goods at 307 W Stone with Mrs M E Wisecarver, typewriters and mall gear from Modern Business College, 1918 Ford sedan, Case five passenger touring car, Buick five passenger with new tires, residence at 501 E Adams Street by A J Larson with Oscar Larson, Ford touring car in good condition, a one and a half story house near Maleable Iron Works on Kirkwood Street by Wm L Long, and a three room furnished rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stone
M. E. Wisecarver
Modern Business College
Junkin Brock
South Main St
J. F. Dings
Ottumwa
Iowa
Adams Stree
WANTED WASHING AND DAY WORK ADS
Classified ads list multiple want ads including washing at home for Mrs. Jesse Lathrop and day work. Also requests for a top buggy, stenographer position, two girls for Fairfield Steam Laundry, and a house rental near town. A sales position for groceries from John Sexton and Co. is offered with training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lathrop
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Journal Office
W. Monroe St
John Sexton & Co
Illinois St
Chicago
Ill
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Alice IN Dot Land
Clifford Leon Sherman
Alice
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
OLD Homestead
T Store
People's
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West Grimes St
Buick
Airdome
Ike
J. A. Burrows
Guarantee Abstract Co
Richard C. Leggett
Pres
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Whiting
Ind
Wood River
Sugar Creek
S. Michigan Ave
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