War savings receipts rise as Illinois pushes to meet quotas
Washington reports war savings stamps bring in 2,000,000 daily. Illinois aims to hit a daily average of 6,000,000 to reach year end goals. Fines or imprisonment apply for hoarding or unjustified excess purchases under the federal food law.
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Miss Marjorie Leech Dead Peoria Girl
The death of Miss Marjorie Leech a well known Peoria girl occurred Thursday at 4 am at 721 Fayette street after a brief illness. She was 21 born in Chicago and a Peoria High School alumna of 1915. Funeral services were held at the First M. E. church with large mourners and burial in Riverside cemetery. She is survived by her parents and one brother Jack Leech.
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Danby
Henry Hospital
Christopher
Sylvia Stafford Stone
Freelove
Helen
Geneseo
Henry
Colonel Stone
Betsy
Goff
Clark
L. G. Landenberger
St. Louis
Swedenborg
Landenberger
C. E. Smith
Jesus
Colridge
Neb
Elizabeth Clark
Los Angeles
Ida Clark
A. B. Smith
Marjorie Leech
Peoria
Miss Leech
Fayette Street
H. H. Leech
Chicago
Peoria High School
M. E. Church
Marjorie
Jack Leech
Camp Logan
Houston
Tex
M. E
W. E. Shaw
Shaw
Jackson
William Conrad
Leech
Arnold, Neb
Albert Leech
Orville Barbour
Sarah
Grandma’ Leech
Mary Deck
Marshall Neil
Girls’ Club
Dr. Barbour
Ruth Leech
Marie Gregory
E. S. Sterrett
Hennepin
Riverside
Rev. Ames
Governor Lowden applauds press in wartime effort
In a March 9 1918 editors conference Governor Frank O Lowden lauds Illinois newspapers for swift patriotic support during wartime. He credits editors with prompt action and broad public service while thanking the state press for its co operation and sacrifice during fourteen months of conflict.
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State Council of Defense
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Johnson Nates
Post Office bids for five planes for mail service trial
The Post Office Department calls for bids to supply five airplanes for a Washington Philadelphia New York mail experiment. Deliveries due by April 25. Service will start with one round trip daily and expand as needed, carrying only first class mail.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
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