Second Great Liberty Loan Drive Opens October 1
The article outlines the October 1 launch of the next Liberty loan drive with a target of about 3 billion dollars. It notes subscription books close November 1 unless changed, and details funding mechanisms, anticipated bond terms, and the need for public financial support to finance the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Liberty
Washington, Dct. C
Treasury Department
Congress
McAdoo
Liberty Loan Committees
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Liberty Honda
Chautauqua Treasurer's Report for 1917 Summary
The report itemizes season ticket sales by donor name and amount, lists daily cash admissions across August 17–22, totals receipts and rebates, and records Red Cross payments and labor costs. Notable entries include John F. Ayres paid 8.00, Ethel Westberg 10.00, Trotter's Store 4.00, and J. H. Roper 10.66. The period shows total ticket sales of 1656.20 with 520.20 from single admissions and 1136.35 from season tickets. Payments to Red Cross totaled 184.70 with related lumber, ads, and postage expenses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
John F. Ayres
W. F. Kepner
Ethel Westberg
Heald
Frank Anderson
W. O. Johnson
C. E. Hansen
J. P. Heald
Jas. Mickey
T. Ray
Ccc
Cee Ee
Cates
Ove Elena
Trotter’s Store
People's Store
Sam Croupe
J. H. Roper
Miss Rasmussen
A. W. Lewis
Labor
Great Deve
R. A. Mills
Ed. Ryan
A. W. Peterson
Acca
Arealer
J.M. Sargent
Red Cross
Clarence Miller
Osceola Lumber Co
Craven Lumber Co
Osceola Record
Osceola Democrat
R. E. Dearborn
A. F. Nuquist
Powers
Cesses
J. K. Williams
Ibn J. K. Williams
C.rogers
Reed
Hutchigan
Tabor
Homer Beebe
Bank Statement for Polk County Bank 1917
James H. Mickey, cashier, swears the figures are a true copy of the report to the State Banking Board. The statement lists capital stock paid in 37500.00, surplus 7500.00, undivided profits 2859.35, various deposits totaling 488619.26, and a depositor's guaranty fund of 3291.17. Notary Henry Campbell witnessed on August 27, 1917.
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Vin E. Dawes
State of
Nebraska
Said
James H. Mickey
State Banking Board
Jas H. Mickey
O. E. Mickey
H. Thelander
Henry H. Campbell
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Cheyenne
Jay
Hastings
Osceola
Nebrask
North Side Square
Frank H. Anderson
Central College of Osteopathy
Troost Ave
Kansas City
Firestone
Avie
Meridian Garage
United States Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Kansas
Chautaqua Committee
Secees
Eeree
E. R. Dearborn Dana Deeds
Albert Ryan
Lou H. Myers
Amelia Rasmussen
I. J. Merrick
Eeene
Peeve Raver
Penee Veene
Olery Ace
The
R. E. Sturdevant
First National Bank
Polk County
Almira Davis
S. State St
Dean
Ray
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Doan
Orr
Karrer Hilda Anderson C. A. Olson
Mrs. Cox Prof
Duncan
Mrs. van Vlack
Anna Oberg
A. N. Johnson
Mrs. Cole
York
Benson
York, Neb
Wm Wire) Eern
He ‘Mills
Beebe
Mills
eProbate Law
Cale
Osceola Bank
Judge Liberty
Polk
Oma
Omaha
H. J. McBeth
Monson Block
Farmers’ Truck Co
S. T. Johnson
Stromsburg, Neb
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
King, Bittner & Campbell Attorneys-At-Law
Schmoller & Mueller
Schmoller & Mueller Piang Company
Farnam’ Street
Chicago ’ Lumber “Co
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