War Savings and Thrift Stamps guide for 1922 savings
The guide explains War Savings Stamps costing $4.12 in January with a one cent monthly increment for interest, and War Savings Certificates with 16 stamp spaces reaching $100 by January 1, 1923. It outlines U S Thrift Stamps at 25 cents, 16 spaces per card, and the process to redeem for War Savings Stamps. 4 percent interest compounds quarterly, stamps redeemable at full value on January 1, 1923, with guidance to withdraw via the post office if needed.
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United States
U. S
U.S
Wheat Situation Calls for Wheat Reduction Until Harvest
Missouri officials deny there is no need for conservation and urge a one third normal consumption until next harvest. Herbert Hoover and F B Mumford emphasize serious wheat shortages for Allies, urging all able to abstain from wheat and wheat products, with guidance on wheatless recipes. Local note: Ellis Kohn helped in Kennett with Thrift Stamps.
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Missouri
Food Administration
F. B. Mumford
Mr. Mumford
Missouri Division
United State Food Administration
United States
Herbert Hoover
Armics
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Mumford
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Missouri Food Administration
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Ellis Kohn
Kennett
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