War Savings Campaign urged in Mississippi June 28 drive
Mississippians are asked to lend the U S government forty million dollars via War Savings Stamps between June 28 and January 1, 1919. The plan aims to foster thrift and provide a safe, convertible investment paying four percent, with flexible payment options and a pledge to support the war effort and future tax considerations.
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War aid page credits local volunteers at Jernigan Lunch
A wartime acknowledgment lists contributors from W D Jackson Hwd Co and G T Carmichael with Sen Rev W M McIntosh and John H Allen Jr. Jernigan Lunch Room is named among the supporters including H L Moser M S Williams and Jourdan.
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T Carmichael
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M McIntosh
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Jernigan H L Moser
M S Williams Jourdan
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