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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1919

Page

10

Banker appeal to boost War Savings for Christmas gifts

Governor John A. Calkins of the San Francisco Federal Reserve urges banks and trust companies in the Twelfth District to promote War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates as Christmas gifts. He notes a record $60,200 in certificates sold in one day and asks bankers to curb luxury spending by encouraging thrift through federal securities.

John A. Calkins San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve District Treasury Savings Federal Reserve Bank Treasury Calkins Federal Reserve

Shipyard strikers hold bonds worth millions aiding fight

Striking workers in seven San Francisco Bay plants claim eight cent hourly rise, backed by more than 7 million in Liberty Bonds and about 200 thousand in War Savings Stamps. Officials say bonds can be borrowed against, stamps cashed, and urge workers to invest future rises in War Savings. A Seattle leader cites tax offset benefits.

San Francisco Bay Frank Miller San Francisco A. Farnsworth War Loan Organization Feder Miller

Mollie Waits As Rex Brings Beloved Return Home

In a sunlit highland cottage Mollie and her father share a simple supper as a long separation nears its end. Rex the Airedale returns with D B S on his collar and Mollie learns her beloved David has come home after two years apart.

Highlands Mollie Samuel Boden Cherry Mountain Echo Lake Rex Moll David McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Typewriting in the Air on New British Airplane

A trial of a British three passenger commercial plane at Yeovil let a business traveler dictate letters to a typist aboard. The craft carries three passengers plus pilot and can, without seats for mail, move 500 pounds of mail at 100 mph. The works manager dictated letters during flight while the typist typed on a cabin mounted typewriter.

Yeovil

Cutting Off Luxuries At Dobson Wedding

Report notes Dobson plans matrimony and shows signs of emotional strain. On the eve of the ceremony he left his tailor in tears, ended a taxi ride with a farewell to his favorite Walter, sparking speculation about the wedding preparations.

Walter

Thrift and War Savings Plank Urged by Oregon Labor

The Oregon State Federation of Labor asks the AFL conference in Washington DC to include a War Savings Stamps plank in its program. President O R Hartwig signed a letter urging national union support to strengthen organized labor and provide financial security for workers during strikes or disputes.

Portland Ore Oregon State Federation of Labor American Federation of Labor Washington, D. C Oregon Federation Federations of Labor United States O. R. Hartwig Oregon State Federation of Labor of National Conference

Liberty Bond Buyers in Twelfth District Face 10 Million Payout

San Francisco reports about 10,045,300 in interest due December 15 to Liberty Bond holders in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District. The sum, divided between First Loan 2,295,750 and Fifth Loan 7,749,650, could yield significant compound interest if reinvested in War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates.

San Francisco Federal Reserve District Treasury Savings

San Francisco judges offer thrift based fines in War Savings

Police and Superior Judges in San Francisco plan to replace fines for minor infractions with an investment in Government securities such as War Savings stamps. Judges say this thrift program will foster saving habits, improve citizenship, and may convert family quarrels rooted in thriftlessness into bank accounts, with the condition to hold the securities to maturity.

San Francisco Treasury Savings T. S. Fitzpatrick

War Savings Stamp Suggested as Christmas Gift

The document promotes War Savings Stamps as Christmas presents. A $5 stamp costs $4.23 this month, with the government as the sole retailer offering this bargain. Stores urge giving War Savings Stamps to stretch dollars for gifts this year.

Give War Savings Stamps This Christmas

Promote patriotic giving with five dollar War Savings Stamps costing $4.23 at banks or post offices. Stamps grow in value and encourage recipients to buy more, making gifts meaningful and lasting.

War Savings Stamp for Christmas Lesson

Citizens urged to give War Savings Stamps this Christmas to teach children thrift and investment. The message promotes patriotic saving as a practical gift and financial education for youngsters.

Government Extends Thrift and War Savings Drive Through 1920

The government will continue Thrift and War Savings Stamp sales through 1920. The 1920 securities are in the hands of the engraver.

Thrift and the smart use of money

Dr. Frank Crane explains thrift as intelligent spending not mere saving. A budget and foresight guide future needs. spending a dollar today can save two later, avoiding waste of health and joy.

Mr. Dooley

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Overnor Calkins U. S Liberty United States War Savings Seattle Dobson Jreys Special Labor Conference Thrift Oregon State Federation Third Victory Liberty Loans Ellensburg State Normal School Ahlin’s Confectionery Frank Crane Franklin Lumber Co Leavenworth Bakery C. Maggi
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