Notable Glass Notices At Winshield Glass
TF L Burroughs and Conn er Webb announce glass services at College location. Readiness while you wait, promoting window repairs and replacements with local shop emphasis.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1919
Page
10
TF L Burroughs and Conn er Webb announce glass services at College location. Readiness while you wait, promoting window repairs and replacements with local shop emphasis.
More than 41000 worth of Liberty Bonds are being exchanged for Federal Reserve Bank certificates in San Francisco. Owners of interim certificates are urged to contact the bank to complete exchanges before interest is paid. The bank warns delay could jeopardize claims and relief processes.
In Savannah Belvin W Maynard known as Flying Parson declines to reveal the names of fellow air service members. He states he would prefer a court martial for himself rather than accuse others. He claims statements to an alliance were misquoted and asserts he did not witness the alleged issues.
A 12 year old boy from 2521 2 Grant avenue traveled to Seattle to obtain a service dog for his brother at 211 East Lake avenue. He was detained by authorities 26 minutes after arrival. The incident involves Captain Cir Charlenis and a Womans friend of the family. The boy reports being assaulted and held at a police station as part of a broader case.
Federal action halts exchange of silver dollars for gold in San Francisco after treasury department notice. For 10 days to Nov 20, 100000 silver dollars exported from San Francisco to China per government records. Subtreasury reveals large silver reserves reduced to under a few million. Federal Reserve Bank to manage forced exchanges.
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