War Savings and Thrift Stamps Agent Appointments Planned
The Treasury announces training and appointment of agents to sell War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps. Post offices, Federal Reserve Banks, banks, and qualifying corporations and individuals may be named as agents, with a 25 cent stamp price and current issue pricing for certificates. Applications obtainable from post offices or banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Post Offices
Secretary of Th ‘Treasury
National War Saving Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Phrill
Soi, &S
Livingston Celebrates Weds Roper Warren and Miss Fan
Local notes report the marriage of Roper Warren and Miss Fan Oakley on Sunday while detailing visitors, transfers, and community events in Livingston. They honeymoon to Corbin then plan to reside in Livingston. other items mention bank staff, real estate, wagon repairs, and local sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper Warren
Fanlie Oakley
Mt Vernon
Mr. Waarren
Milton Warren
Scaggs Creek
Wilia Cid de M
AR Ak
Charley Thompson
Ar Imost
Casmer
First State Bank
Mt. Vernon
J. A. Mounce
R.g.webb
High Street
D. B. Kambo
Tarry Gehring
Mr. Kambo
N. Hi
Oliver
Gehring
Lebanon
Edgar Cottongim
Uimuaha
Neb
Livingston
Julett
Geneva
Hazel Griffin
John Robins
Brodhead
Richmond
Letter From Camp Shelby Soldier Hopes For Pay And Home
A soldier at Camp Shelby Mississippi writes of a nearly healed comrade, awaiting hospital discharge, and plans to send a mother a picture. He mentions pay two months overdue, being with brother Griffin, and seeing old friends Grant Mullins and George. He downplays rumors of early home and hopes the war ends soon, noting warm weather and chewing over life in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly Paraground
Gauley Branch
Murphy
Anna Idol
Cincinnati
Henson
London
Della Henson
Woolrige
Ton
Gieid Cathe
Joma OU
A. Hi. Kinser
Mr. Kincer
Crab Orchard
GW. Murphy
Mt. Vernon
Maendall
Sam
Weil
Arthur Major
Camp Taylor
Susie
Wellamima
Molins
Brother Griffin
George
Grant Mullins
France
Germany
Mammi
Mary L
John
Clyde
Reply to E R Gentry and Baptist concerns
A speaker defends remarks about the YMCA, denying attacks on the organization while noting criticisms of pool rooms cigarette smoking and card tables. The author clarifies mishearing by a seat mate and asserts the goal was warning boys about gambling while denying references to dance halls or the church’s ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gentry
Baptist Church
Speech and overheard debate on inventions and national origins
A letter discusses Livingston flag rising day and claims about Germany origin of inventions. It names Mr. Gentry and Mr. Jones, mocks the speaker’s views, contrasts American and European contributions, and closes with thanks and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
Livingston
Germany
U.S
Vaissen
Enerenn
Eacmerican
Public Sale Near Conway Kentucky
Public sale on December 18 at the seller’s location near Conway Kentucky offers a black mare and gelding herd and a variety of livestock including brood mares mules cows and heifers. Also listed are horses mules hay oats buckwheat and farm implements with terms of sale described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Conway
Jsai
Auction Terms Mentioned by Mievacuxa and Jones
An auction listing outlines payment options: under 3 dollars cash in hand, over 5 dollars, nine months credit with approved security, a note bearing six percent per cent interest, or two percent off for cash. John C. Mievacuxa and Haxxy Jones Auctioneers.
Cardus the Woman's Tonic credited for cure
Mary Kilman of this place says she suffered from side pain after childbirth and was bedridden for three months. She credits Cardus for her full recovery after using three bottles, noting lasting health and strength since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuse City
Tex
Mary Kilman
Cardus
Iever
Mobile the Mother of Mystics and Gulf Coast Delight
A Mississippi Gulf Coast travel feature extols Mobile Alabama as the birthplace of Mardi Gras and a year round resort. It highlights Mobile Bay harbor, historic Bienville and Iberville, boulevards, civic parks, oak and moss lined streets, hospitality, golf, fishing, and easy rail access via the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The piece frames Mobile as a cultural center under five flags with tourism drawn to health resorts and scenic drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
de Bienville
Lberville
Mobile River
Tombigbee
Gulf of Mexico
Paris
France
Brussels
Belgium
Government Street
Mobile Bay
d’Iberville
Carlyle Porter
Louisville & Nahville Railroad
Mt Vernon Fair Association warns against trespass
The Mt Vernon Fair Association warns that any party removing property will be prosecuted. Information leading to arrests is sought. All persons are warned to stay off the grounds, signed by J L Cooper and C D Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norick
Mt. Vernon Fur Association
Mt. Vernon Fair Association
J.l.cooper
Sey
C.d.sutton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vianon
Puiscavery
Engane &. Albright
Kentucky Press Association
Bredhead
Earth
Ruch Painter
Misses S Clia
Minnie Pigg
Edith Jones
Buna Ward
Katharine Edward
Maud Evens
Berrilla Johnson
Fred Evans
Mat Keith
Beyan Begley
Evert Mullins
Maurice Cottongim
Soden Carter
Forest Shrock
Scott Dickerson
A. P. Lemaster
Livingstone
Toating ii
Laurel
Lincoln County
KG. Webb
G.O. Ps
Robins
Laura Borders
Dayton
Ohio
Sarah Mahaffey
J.C. Asher
L. H. Davis
Louisville
Round House
F. W. Oakley
J. H. Browning
Oakley
Victor Owens
Happy
F. Maris
Lebanon Junction
L. B
R.d.smith
Walter Browning
Maywood
Corbin
Julai U
Camp Shelby Huthiesburg
Miss
E. R. Gentry
Baptist
Jess
Rege
Drummond
John C. Mievacuxa, Haxxy Jones
Fletcher
Johy
Mandolin Club
Fir Family
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