These Mothers and Their Boys Support War Savings Stamps
A wartime appeal urges readers to lend coins for War Savings Stamps, praising mothers who sacrifice for their sons and detailing how 25 cents buys a Thrift Stamp or a $5 War Savings Stamp later cashed in with 4 percent interest. It urges immediate action at post offices, banks, or stores selling W.S.S. and highlights the moral call to support the nation.
How You Can Make Your Quarters Work for You
The article explains two War Savings Stamps types, 25c Thrift Stamps and $5 stamps. It outlines pricing, monthly increases for the $5 stamps through 1923, and the Thrift Card system. It notes government redemption options, safety, and how to obtain stamps at post offices or banks.
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National War Savings Committee Donors List San Antonio
National War Savings Committee of San Antonio presents a page of patriotic donors including F. W. Alter R. B. Carlson F. A. Chapa Dreiss Drug Store Ellis Drug Company Evergreen Drug Store Five Point Drug Store C. E. Fritsche Herff and Wilding Hughes Model Pharmacy Junskind B C W Kalteyer Livingston's Main Ave Pharmacy McElroy's Meier's Milburn Drug Company Red Cross Pharmacy Sommers' Drug Store No 2 Sap Drug Store Van Horn and Miller Whisenant Drug Store.
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National War Savings Committee of
San Antonio
F. W. Alter
R. B. Carlson
F. A. Chapa
Dreiss Drug Store
Ellis Drug Company
Evergreen Drug Store
Five Point Drug Store
Herff & Wilding
Hughes Model Pharmacy
Junskind
B. C
W. C. Kalteyer
Livingston’s Pharmacy
Main Ave
McElroy’s Drug Store
Meier’s Pharmacy
Milburn Drug Company
Red Cross Pharmacy
Sommers’ Drug Store
Sap
van Horn & Miller
Whisenant Drug Store
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Uncle Sam
Sam
Thomas
C. E. Fritsche
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