Conversion of Liberty Bonds During 1918 War Bond Window
Treasury details conversion rules for Liberty Bonds from issues one, two, and those converted into issue three during May 9 to November 9 1918. Final rights end after November 9 with 4 percent bonds nonconvertible. various coupon and registration rules apply. interest dating and surrender procedures noted. Remaining excerpts discuss Treasury ship insurance rate cuts and a letter from an American worker abroad describing conditions in a factory town near the front.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Theg
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
U. S
City
Washington State
Kiski College
Ald Penna
F. B. Patrick
Bovehetta
Milano
Italy
Bordeaux
War’s Home Front Spirit Grows as Women Aid War Effort
A speaker extols families and women in wartime work, noting women run streetcars and factories while men fight. He praises Red Cross volunteers, soup kitchens feeding 700,000, and rolling canteens serving soldiers. He urges continued giving to sustain the war effort.
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Red Cross
Hare
Casualty List Totals 57 in American Expeditionary Forces
Washington June 1 57 American Expeditionary Forces casualties announced by the War Department. Breakdown includes 3 killed in action 6 died of wounds 10 died of disease 1 killed in an aeroplane accident 17 severely wounded 14 slightly wounded and 9 missing in action. Named individuals include Private John McIntyre Philadelphia and Private August Fettig Wilkes-Barre among the wounded and missing.
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Washington
War Department
John McIntyre
Philadelphia
August Fettig
Willkesbarne
Louis J. Goldman
Lewis R. Lenhart
Homer Field
Transport Lincoln Sunk by Sub Near Washington
Washington June 1. Up to noon no new word from Vice Admiral Sts on the loss of the transport President Lincoln torpedoed yesterday. Navy Department expects no further details until survivors reach land, possibly late tonight or tomorrow.
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Washington
Sts
President Lincoln
Navy Department
Four Sons Enlisted in U S Service From Chestnut Street
Four sons of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nealer of Chestnut street have enlisted in the U S military service. Alphonse joined the Signal Corps and went to training camp last Saturday. Clair trains at Camp Ellington Houston Tex. Charles works as a locomotive engineer in government service at Tacoma Wash. Harry will begin training next month.
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Andrew'| Nealer
Chestnut Street
Sam
Alphonse
Signal Corps
Clair
Camp Ellington
Houston
Tex
Charles
Tacoma
Wash
Harry
List of donors to Y M C A and local society funds
A lengthy roll of donors and contributions to YMCA and Ladies Aid societies by individuals and families. Entries include names such as Helene Lahr LaMontia Brose T. Lambert Mr and Mrs Lenehan W J Laughlin James A Lawrence etc and various amounts. Also includes a public notice of an upcoming Orphans Court sale in Rossiter Indiana County with two tracts described and price offers.
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Ladies’ Aid Soc
U. PB
Helene Lahr
Requarergn
LaMontia Brose
T. Bo Lambert
Mr & Mra
T. Lenehan
Cdi Lanieh Ceeceeeer Creer Ee
Lauddvbach-4orby Go
Anna FE. Tlaughlin Piers
W. J. Laughlin
Viccce
J. M. Laughlin
Cecc
James A. Lawrence O
Frank EH
Cice Peer Ces
G. We Lenker
Alonzo Lewis
Lewis
Nlora Lewis
Linus M, Lewis & Amily
Mary KE
Lewik Cocci
Many Lockard
David Lohr
Ae A
Tom Vice
Peepees Zoo
EB. S
Long v
George BE
Long Peeke
Long
Basvebanbeons
Blair Lone Wo
Agnes L. Love
W. R. Loughry
L. C. Love
George Lovelace
W. A. Lovelace
Arthur Tower
Margaret J. Lowman
ALPE
Lowry i .Eeastecig
Mrs
Mary J. Lowry
Edith M. Lucas
E. Eres
R. B. Lucas Ec
Capes Ieee
J. WH. Guxenberg
F. Lydie
Edith Lydie Wee
Homer J. Lydiek Ah Fe Ege
John PF. Lydiek
Mary Lydiegh Co
Myrtle Lydiek
I. B. Lydie
M. Lydick
Amelia
Millred
Margaret
Lytle
Rene
J. Lytle & Wire
A. Lo
Po Mack
MacKenzie
Don Madill
M. L. Makin
Alex Malecllm
Mann
Wiecc
Eera
Egos
W. OY
Malcolm Voces
Dawid Hanne
Wsther Manner
Mr & Mes
Wow
Manners
Luu Gearmmne
Martin Ce
Gisla
Marlin
Ladle Marlin
Laws
Marshall Oo
Godfrey Marshall
Alo
J. M. Marshall
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Geo
W. Martin
D. H. Martin
Sue Martin
John Malcolm
Ay W. OE
Monee
Mi Mets
L. Miller
Ah Bertha Miller
Charles HW. Miller
Dacol Miller
Haydoh
A. Miller
John My Miller
John Wy Miller
Eug le MW
Miller
Ug Noble Cy
N.C. Miller
Lani BS
Hed Avis J. Mitehell Oy
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Movllom
Mes
Mulholland
Judson Munmu Oe
Cace
Mages
G. AL Mave
Iaw
al Myers
Orphans Court of
Indiana County
ACD
PTR
Lon Wefork
Bloyd Clank
Frank Basel
Rossiter
Pennsylvaniss
Canoe Township
Pennsylvania
Central Avenue
Peter Coloze
Giuseppe Mondi
the Recorder of Deeds
Frank Basel, Jr
Recorder of Deeds
Pope
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Healing and Relief
An old advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as the best antiseptic aid for burns cuts and bruises. It claims to draw out poison heal sores and relieve itching bleeding and pimples with a money back guarantee. Also promotes San Cura Soap for shampooing at 25 cents a cake.
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Duugherty Bros
Datysherry Bros
Draugherty Bros
Man Hit By Auto Succumbs in Indiana After Crash
Butler County real estate dealer McGrew Emer McGrew Clinton McGrew dies at Lidiana Hospital after May 24 auto collision near Philadelphia and Sixth streets. Arthur Griffith of Homer City faces possible charges. McGrew, 63, graduated from Indiana State Normal School in 1879 and frequently visited Indiana. Burial today at his late home.
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Butler GC. McGeen
Washington
Lidiana Hospital
Uovelock
Arthur Griffith
Homer City
Philadelphia
Sixth Streets
Willow
Emer McGrew
Pittsburgh
Clinton McCgrew
Atlantic City
Bariah
McGrew
Indiana
Indians State Normal School
Crritfith
Camp Lee
For Sale and Local Notices Flow in Gazette
Classified items list real estate and household goods for sale including a 51 acre farm near a street car line in White Township and a seven room house with a barn. Other ads include a two burner range and kindling wood. The Indiana Bent Ring Ladder & Mug Co item appears with a deadline. Meetings mention Mrs Christy and Dr Hamill addressing Child Welfare Directors at the Moore Hotel. Mrs Sarah Christy visits amid Red Cross work layoff. Knowledge is Power Read Gazette.
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White Township
John McConnell
Indiana Bent Ring Ladder & Mug, Co
Ladies Triumph Pills Ad From Milwau kee National Institute
A promotional notice for relief pills states the product is safe dependable and not sold in drug stores. It urges readers to write for details at the National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin with a free offer and assurances against experimentation.
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Triumph
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Club Women Continued Page One in Cambria Counties Meeting
The program of the Congress lists morning sessions with executive boards, registration, an opening address, and reports from clubs on libraries and child welfare. Activities include Red Cross sewing, Council of Defense work, and a Ladies Chorus with Mrs. James W. Mack and Mrs. Harry C. Christy among the organizers and speakers.
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Sarah R. Christy
Washington
Christy
Hamilton
Buchheit
HL A
Craven
Creekside Civic and Literary Club
Wolecame
James W. Mack
Itiliana New Century Club
Turner
Blairsville Century Club
Congress On Libraries
Red Cross
Council of Defense Work
David Blair
Camp Lee
W. A. Simpson
New Century
Iniliana
Laneheon
Sabtshore Music
Hamill
Woman
The
Council of Nuntinneliefsnse
Nty Oehaienian
Aif
Harry C. Christy
Real estate transfers and lot sales listed in Gazatte
A series of transfers and property sales are recorded. Caroline Duterbaugh moves to W M Bater Bath 112006 acres in Greeny for 400. James K Caldwell transfers to Henry Smith a lot in Armagh for 10. A J Dearmy to Thomas Stiles a trnet in Weat Wheathelds for 300. William M THI to Mattie M Birch a lot in Thirt Ward Indiana for 90. Henry McAnulty to John H Rochester a coal tract in Motion Center for 60. Agot Neson to Jennia Hubbard a lot in Clymer for 1100. Micolo Sasso to Emil Renstron a lot in Center for 1800.50. Cathryn M Simith to Dempsey Lumber Company a timber tract in East Wheatfilds for 2100. J Kunkle to Ida B Cochran a lot in Homer City for 926. Rebecca Pitman to W M Butterbeugh a lot in Homer City for 1600. Knowledge in Power Read Gazatte.
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Caroline Duterbaugh
W. M. Baterbath
Greeny
James K. Caldwell
Henry Smith
Armagh
A. J. Dearmy
Thomas Stiles
Wiliam M Thi
Mattie M. Birch
Thirt Ward
Indiana
Henry McAnulty
John H. Rochester
Motion Center
Agot Neson
Jennia Hubbard
Clymer
Micolo Sasso
Emil Renstron
Center
Cathryn M. Simith
Dempsey Lumber Company
East Wheatfilds
J. Kunkle
Ida B. Cochran
Homer City
Rebecca Pitman
W. M. Butterbeugh
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Strand Theatre
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Bronco
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Frank Mills
House of Cards
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W. S. Hart
Pauline Fredrick
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