Community Notices From Huntingburg Visitors Weekend Events
Local residents and visitors from Louisville Jasper Shoals La Porte Lawrence Neb. Doolittle Mills Rockport and other towns were seen visiting relatives graves and attending weddings and funerals in the area. Several names appear including Hatter Koerner Hasenfratz Schmidt Schmidt Busehksetter Kitten Leinenbach Daunhauer and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hatter
Charles Koerner
Huntingburg
R. Hasenfratz
Vincent Schmidt
Louisville
John
Thrift chairmen named by Illinois club women
Mrs. Frederick A. Dow leads the government savings campaign in Illinois Federated Clubs She reports most districts responsive and lists thrift chairmen chosen across 25 districts The effort aims to instill thrift at home and community even after the war ending Armistice Day marks start of saving drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Dow
COC
Linois Federated
Government Savings
Eld
Dow
Clensis
C.D. Stone
Howard Ames
Pontiac
J. R. Hanlon
Grant Park
Los. Mahan
Palmyra
Peter Johnson
Catlinsville
Harry Carson
Salem
E. E. Jacobs
West Frankfort
New Savings Certificates Marvel of Finance Gain Popularity
Reports across the Seventh district show the new F160 and $1000 Treasury Savings certificates rising in popularity. Secretary Glass calls them the marvel of finance due to tax exemptions, safety as government obligations, liquidity, and favorable returns. The S100 certificate costs $84.40 in November and the S1000 certificate costs $844, with monthly price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh District
United States
War Savings District
West Monroe Street
Chicago
Washington
Treasury Savings
Food Waste Figures Highlight Massive Losses
A historic notice reports the National Association of Waste Material Dealers estimating Americans waste about 700 million dollars in food annually. It claims one ounce of food is wasted per person daily and suggests the nation loses around 1.5 million pounds of food daily, with waste comparable to two weeks of national production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Waste Material Dealers
America
Make Money Work for You with War Savings Stamps
An investor can turn $1000 into about $1500 in roughly 17 years at 4 percent interest compounded quarterly. War Savings Stamps pay this rate from purchase date, with reinvested interest. The ad urges making money work for you through savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Boads
Red Cross Reports 273 Million Spent in War Effort
The American Red Cross released a two year accounting led by Henry P. Davison detailing 273 million dollars in expenditures. Of this total 154 million was spent overseas and 119 million in the United States. The report covers contributions, allocations, and services to soldiers and refugees during the war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
American Red Cross
Henry P. Davison
War Council
Red Cross
Ais
War Council of
The
American Real Cross
American Red Cross Cotfort Aed
Wieoumei
Tag
Gilcares
Petort
Saba
Ted Cross
Zoiggo Ciel
Haldren
Cheag Redh Cross
Servis
Amer
Prue
Tve Cross
Italy
Montis
SVE
Brenthe
SEO
Penten
Dirites
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Tone
A nostalgic ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple, affordable remedy to restore natural dark color to faded or gray hair. It claims the product darkens evenly within days and makes hair appear thicker and gleaming, with a disclaimer that it is not a cure for a disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Old-Time Cold Cure Tea Promises Natural Relief
A historical note describes a homemade tea mix from a pharmacy vendor. Pour a tablespoonful into boiling water, strain, and drink during the day to ease cold symptoms. The remedy claims to loosen bowels, relieve congestion, and break a chill, with safe, edible ingredients.
St Jacobs Liniment advertised for rheumatic relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment to cure rheumatism without internal treatment. It claims immediate pain relief for joints muscles and nerves, and promises a free sample by writing to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
Jack Robinse
Jacob
St Sciatica
Weirs Powering Up With New Substation Project
City approves a major power upgrade as Wire Powering project advances with construction slated to begin this summer. Officials say the substation will improve reliability and serve growing neighborhoods, with crews coordinating utility work and traffic detours through the weeks ahead.
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G. P. Shears
Chiropractor
Pcorson
Anton Busehksetter
Jos
Kitten
Lawrence, Neb
Joe Sehnuss
Doolittles Mills
Hiaitfraiuan
MUU
Timothy King
Ugrustiy, Offmant
Ben Stork
Jobin Leinacker
Mrs. Bettay
Mariah Hill
Mornay
John Edele
Henry Lindauer
John Braunecker
St. Henry
Wm. Mibery
Herman Leinenbach
Ida
Mona
Dusper
Joe Leinenbach
Evansville
Nick
Viola Luseh
LaPorte
Ind
William A. Joehum
Henry Eversmann
John Hassfurther
Ferdy Olinger
John Lueken
Frank Metzger
Henry J. Weyer
Jasper
John Reyke
John Beyke, Jr
Baby
Lawrence Neb
Leo Remke
Cam Nea Lowell
Leo Jerger
Shoals
C.J. Tucker of
Bekerty
Albert Lehr
Rockport
Ed Hickwermert
Loogootee
Lechner Horny
Ding
Lawrence Hobbs of
Tennyson
Frank Daunhauer
John Daunhauer
Emma Fischer
Tuntingbure
Daisy Shively
Lima
Airs
Win. Sauer
Lizzie Bosier
Cineagro
August Diwreeekker
Troy
Robert Renke
Neas City
Rupert Klueh
Hubert Hoffman
Win i. Sauer
Son Louis
Edward Fleiz
Kansas City
Bert Allen
Mary Lindensehnidt
Ben Gude
Nebraska
Lawrence Tretter
Marie Bleig
Helen Holkinder
Hhuntingbore
Frank Ebenkamp
Kampsville
Victor Pleischmiann
St. Meinrid
BR. Victor of
Chicio
Ro Sauer
Caps Barn
Candymakers House
Ranstead St
Philadelphia
Farmers Mill & Elevator
Thrift
Illinois Club
Marvel OF Finance
U. S
Dubois County Swine Breeders’ Association
Muntinsurs
J. O. Erevparan
Pres. Holland
Hwa
TH Emmer
Seo Y Holland
End
Maensius
Daeok Pane
Tinenya
Mike Witet
Joseph Schtechter
Wosbee
Caroli Heing
Careling
Thursduts
Anton Schachter
Karl Pund Prighas
Anna Brocromaon
Saturdas
Gerdin and
Wagener
Trenry Rahhmann
Orien
Palepre Ge
Waver & Fleck
Toke
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