War savings stamps best for wage earners in war drive
A prominent banker argues wage earners should favor war savings stamps over liberty bonds. He warns bonds risk loss when sold before maturity and notes that stamps sell at par, resist market volatility, and fund the war without price manipulation. He urges universal support for a war savings bank to finance victory.
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J. E. Wall
Liberty
Wizards of Finance
Stock Exchange
Sam
Uncle Sam
Europe
War Savings Bank
War Savings Stamp Bank
Alderman Ellis Praises Alton State Hospital Work
Alderman Perry Ellis, doing clerical work in state institutions, is at the Alton State hospital where plans call for 5,000 patients but construction is halted until after the war. He notes the administration building rises from a wheat field and over 1,000 acres are under cultivation. He says living there is like country life with modern conveniences.
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Perry Ellis
Alton State Hospital
Iie
Alderman Ellis
Taggers Selected for St Marys Hospital Day
Lists 70 taggers and station sites for St Marys Hospital Day fund drive next Saturday. Names cover Front Street through Wabash Depot with volunteers from banks, stores, offices, schools, and local groups including St Marys students.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Front Street
Tony Krins
Fred Heinecke
Frank Loebing
Quincy National Bank and
City Hall
George Kohl
Joseph Wieser
Hortense Kohl
Dorothy Feld
Genevieve Kohl
Ricker National Bank
H. F. J. Ricker
Pauline Michael
Gladys Meinecke
Hotel
Quincy
Edward Dowd
Andrew Sheridan
Illinois State Bank
W. J. Singleton
Florence Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Ione Fisher
Jacobs
Florence Jacobs
Abbie Chase
Leona Vanden- Boom
Hampshire
Ed Weltin
Clara Jansen
Kate Otten
John Daniels
Bertha Gehrigg
Annette Bushman
Stella Volm
Helen Requet
M. B. O'Neill
Ethel O'Donnell
Postoffice
Margaret Dick
Ellen Cunnane
Figgen
Cornelia Reinert
Gertrude Moller
Henry Rees
J. B. Bockenfeld
Leotta Rees
Helen Rees
Moenning
Cornelia Winking
Edith Sibbing
Helen Canfield
Flaiz
Eugene Flaiz
George Geiger
Ed Wolfe
Margaret Wolfe
Winifred Wolfe
FP. Duker & Sons
Paul Beck
Ben Souder
Groetting & Schmitt Electrical Co
Irene Westman
Emily Westman
Majestic Building
Boyd Castle
W. Baker
W. T
Jack Flynn
Paul A. Wolf
Emery Lancaster
Nellie Larkin
Meyer-Wilms Co
Ed Granacher
Leo Kadeski
Edith Frageman
Heintz
Helen Heintz
Coletta Jochem
Miller & Arthur
H. F. Litchfield
E. L. Caddick
Tenk Hardware Co
Marie Veintz
Mabel VanSteel
Mercantile Bank
Paul Schell
Elsie Wiskirchen
Emma Wiskirchen
Florence Urban
Brown’s Jewelry Store
Wells
Jovita Freund
Lucille Schulte
Helen Struck
Model Clothing Company
Leona Sibbing
Bertha Schlottman
Leona Steceman
State Savings. Loan and Trust Co
Frank Zops
St. Mary’s Hospital
Vermont
Alva Becker
Katherine Schroer
Marie Waltersheid
Pinkelmann-Barry
Mary Einhaus
Margaret Wand
Louise Butzkueben
Genevieve Brinks
St. Francis College—College
Clara Schullian
Helen Coens
Emma Linneman
Mamie Otte
Theodore Futterer
Christine Koenning
Eva Amen
Walton Heights
Seelen Lennert
Viola Wavering
Little Metal Wheel Works
Bertha Glass
Erma Myers
Anna Grave
Josephine Forsthove
Odelia Michael
Marie Tibesar
Celia Kemner
Webster School Wins Two City Liberty Loan Prizes
Webster schools win two third campaign Liberty Loan prizes under the women’s division for largest number of coupons and largest sum. Prizes of $25 go to multiple school pairs led by Adams Ethel Grimmer Lloyd Ernest, and many more names follow for various schools and county winners receive $3 each.
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Webster School
Adams School
Ethel Grimmer
Lloyd Ernest
Berrian
Ella Simmons
Leona Venvertloh
Dewey
Theodore Abboth
Ruth Thayer
Emerson
William Menke
Nlazel Adams
Franklin School
Lovina Christ
Arthur Thompson
Harry Slaberg
Marjorie Knapheide
Irving
Bernice Kincaid
Rachel Schaeffer
Jackson
Thelma Plummer
Marjorie Jackson
Jefferson
Enid Chatten
Dorothy Overstreet
Lincoln
Martha Roberts
Thelma Harris
Madison
Mildred Anderson
Mary Louise Musselman
Webster
Eugene Hunsaker
Carline Averkamp
Washington
Marjorie Elmore
Harold Dickhut
St. Boniface
Marcella Heintz
Emma Wiskirchen
Jerome Bross
St. James
Ruth Martens
Robert Heitkamp
St. Mary's Academy
Dorothy Wand
Dorothy Menke
St. Peter’s
Ralph O'Farrell
Robert Morris
Salem
Ruth Spilker
Lorene Mansfield
Burton
Walter Hillbrenner
Livingstone
Payson
Mary Seymour
Seymour Tigh
Ellington
Warren Lewis
Center
Melrose
Wesley Sammons
Hickory Grove
Fall Creek
Carson Heithold
Riverside
Gladys Mohrman
Highland School
Camp Point
Earl Shultz
Clayton
Ada Lee Edwards
Clayton High
Houston
John Reynolds
Honey Creek
Chester Guenther
Coatsburg
Keene
Blanche Howe
Pryor
Lima
Ora Courtney
Lima High
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatic Cure
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a permanent remedy to relieve rheumatic stiffness and pain. It claims skeptics become endorsers and urges readers to visit Owl Drug Store in Ouiney at 125 North Sixth Street or mail order a $1.00 size.
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Ouiney
Owl Drug Store
North Sixth Street
Prize winners named in county school contest
Seymour High school of Payson wins both graded school prizes with the largest bonds and numbers. Hickory Grove of Melrose township takes rural prizes for largest number and amount. Local women’s committee led by Mrs Maida Lee Fosgate and Mrs W F Kirtley. others assisted in Quincy and Chicago notes. Obscure lines mention residents James M Terry Elizabeth Tigg Clyde Phillips Elsie Mae Moore and a mattress reupholsterer quip.
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Ursa
Chesley Garard
Ursa School
Beverly
Kenneth Askew
Beverly School
Liberty
Dora Klamar
Liberty School
Mendon
Rollié Bogart
Mendon School
Golumbyns
Neva McFarland
Robinson School
Concord
Humber Hawke
Hazel Bluff
North
John Jones
Immanuel Parochial
Seymour High School
Payson
Hickory Grove
Melrose Township
Women’s Committee
Maida Lee Fosgate
Fifteenth Congressional District
James M. Terry
Quincy
Elizabeth Tigg
Clyde W. Phillips
Elsie Mae Moore
Walnut and Mahogany Dressers for Sale
Two dressers offered in colonial style. Walnut dresser with a 44 inch top and French plate glass 38 by 33 inches priced at 70 dollars. Mahogany dresser 48 inches wide offered for 70 dollars with 35 dollar asking price as well.
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Ald. Ellis
Alton
Ohio
New York
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria
York
Wm. Palmer
Sterling
Frank H. Cafferty
Providence
R.I
Howard A. Banks
Hickory
N. C
A. J. Nelson
Waco
Texas
Eva Ott Melin
Jersey City
N. J
the Centaur Company
MEV
von Orry
St. Mary’s
Katherine Dunker
Adams
Bertha Heckenkamp
Mary Arning
Katherine Koenning
Carrie Rolling
Pauline Weber
Ida Bergmann
Antoinette Heckenkamp
Bertha Bergmann
Martha Weber
C. H. Wurst
Herman Ehrhardt
Anna Steinkamp
Florence Kalmer
Grace Wavering
Heidbreder Bros. & Co
Guy Nations
Jacobs’ Jewelry Store
Lsthma
Mary E. Turner
Adams County
Iinois
Nquire
T. F. Averkamp
Frank J. Penick
Stern Building
Axminster
Brussels
Duoford Davenports
Harmonola
Pocras Furniture
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