Thrift Drive to Spread in North Carolina in 1926
The War Loan Organization of the Fifth Federal Reserve District plans continued thrift and savings push in 1926. Director Johnstone and Albert reshift highlight government savings benefits, Liberty Bonds appeal, and District-wide efforts with banks, businesses, and schools to promote disciplined saving and investment in government securities.
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War Loan Organization of
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Albert
North Carolina
United States Treas
Eatah- Hahinente
Wirth Federal Reserve District
Fith
Federal Reserve
of & Bavings
Haying
Baltimore
War Savings Stamps and Saving Advice Urged
A wartime message urges families to save money through War Savings Stamps to secure the future and beat inflation. It emphasizes investing savings daily, warns against wasteful spending, and touts a four percent rate with compounding as a key to growing personal wealth. It references practical tips and the broader economic urge to support national effort.
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Sas
Frat of Marked Peculiarities and Sub Tropical Spider
A fragment notes peculiar bird notes with elaborate flirting in flight and a mis-typed memory of an August event, followed by a sketch of Sub-Tropical Spider, described as a large tropical creature capable of killing snail birds and feeding on their blood, with its brick-red body and yellowish fur.
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Englers
Stafford
Miglin
AL Engl
Walton
Charles Larily
America
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Togun
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Roanoke Hardware Company
Halifax and
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Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Hunt
Roanoke Pharmacy
Just
Thornhill
Hayes Supply CO
Rosemary
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Raleigh
L. A. Daniel
Roanoke Avenue
T. J. Rook
Raleigh Real Estate & Trust Company