Operation to Curb the Riot of Unwise Spending
Fragmented OCR outlines a government thrift drive promoting savings and government securities. It details cooperative organizations, government savings chest programs, schools, women’s groups, and labor organizations aiding thrift, with aims to boost thrift, reduce overspending, and fund the treasury through investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raewell
Thrertr
Albert
Drenskry
Taeolays
US 5. Treasury
Treasury
Treybritt
Atte Poarda
Trinity
Trinity: Edad Dng As Wells Tholy Aia Tis
Bruni
Duduatey
Omer
TP Peas
Gsi
Wiley
Thrift Finds Way to Sea In War Savings
A garbled wartime note mentions War Savings, ships, and naval operations. It cites Mo sivage from Caph Pavuil, Moye, and U S 8, Cympia at Can adantinople, with references to battleships and cruisers. Captain Boyd is noted for cooperation, but the overall text is fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SiMe Jags
Avia Minor
Mo Sivage
Caph Pavuil
Moye
Imanding
U.S
Cympia
La Follette Campaign Urges Support and Fund Drive
A Madison Wisconsin campaign notice urges backing for Bob La Follette and delegates to the National Republican Convention. It calls for donations, details district and at large delegates, and warns of profiteers while urging readers to spread the truth and vote April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Paranbe
Plund
Erbuml
Bob la Fellette
Bob la Follette
Bob
RNG
Milwaukee
Sollmitan
Madison
Wisconsin
F. Dithmar
L.j. Gettle
Volunteo
la Follette Progressive Tielket II
Larg
John J. Blain
Boscobel
Weary Krimurey
Pymon
James Thomason
Edwin Gross
Joseph Barker Pies Bom
Myles Cece Eeennean
Altdort Notes Omitted News and Hospital Update
In this week’s brief, Anton Wipflidv returns home from Riverview hospital after a minor operation. Agatha Arnold spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Wipflidv
Riverview Hospital
Agatha Arnold
Portrait of M. Val Desehanel As French Chamber President
A new portrait of M. Val Desehanel, former President of the French Chamber of Deputies, elected President of Prince to succeed President Maineare. The feature notes Desehanel's prominence and recent appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Val Desehanel
Chamber of Deputies
Prince
Maineare
M. Desehaneh
Local notes from Rudolph area and surrounding towns
Mrs Uat Sharkey returns to Grand Rapids after visiting her sister. Eva Lundin and Marylyn David head to Canada from Grand Rapids. Snow and bad roads hinder visits while a spring thunder arrives with rain. Several residents travel to Minesota and Iowa for illness and sales. Rudolph to get a new meat market in the old Kujawa building. Blacksmiths return to town as N G Ratilli buys Percheron mares at Loomat sale. Blizzard rages west as Misier renovates Nick Margeau hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uat Sharkey
Grand Rapids
Sharkey
Eva Lundin
Marylyn David
Canada
Gouchee
Emiel
Rudolph
Susie Whitman
Sigel
Minesota
Nora Arnquist
J. Kujawa
N. G. Ratilli
Iowa
Tawa Falls
Middle West
Frank Misier
W. J. Clark
Donown
Nick Margeau
Geo. Martin
Mosinee
J. A. Fae
Seven women appointed magistrates by lord chancellor
Mrs Humphry Ward and six other women were named as magistrates. The report notes social visits, illnesses, a probate matter, a real estate sale, and a death in Ritzville Washington. It also mentions a local dental or medical health ad for Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars. Humphry Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Savings Societies
Women's Clues
Aid Savings Movement
Hiepeetian
Phe Sperigh
Progressives OF
Rochester
Washington
League of Nations
Rathob
Old Wiscongin
C. A. Wipfli
Neillsville
Alten Arnold
Wm. Wintlyn
Arpin
Peter Casper
Herman Viertel
Dubuque
Huser Bros
Altdort
France
Jennie Taylor
Witter
Runolpr
Mrs, Humphry Ward
Ratelle
Imig
Madhilyn
Olklnst
Bri
K. J. Marseau
N. G. Ratelle
Will Martin
Ritzville
Florence
N. G. Gatelle
Geo. W. Baker
Leon
Cresus
Mia Dolly Kimball
Billie” McKeever
Maud Kahn
Sheila Byrne
N. Y. City
New York
Alex Norris
Weisel
Laro
Anu
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place
Chicago
Mincie Street
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