War Bonds Promise Rewards After Victory
A wartime notice touts War Bonds as the path to securing desired goods and benefits once victory is achieved. It emphasizes financial support for the war effort and future consumer rewards for bond purchasers.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
10
A wartime notice touts War Bonds as the path to securing desired goods and benefits once victory is achieved. It emphasizes financial support for the war effort and future consumer rewards for bond purchasers.
Notices report multiple births at the Shafter Maternity Home including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Skaggs born July 7 weighing 8 lb 8 oz and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson born July 7 at the same hospital. Rosa May Vine, born July 14, weighs 7 lb 6 oz. Elder J. F. Harder in Los Angeles underwent an eye operation and plans to return home in about a week. An advisory urges recapping old tires before wear renders them unsafe amid synthetic tire production.
National Automobile Club warns motorists about untested pills gadgets and schemes promising more mileage. Follow safe steps get car checked at a reliable garage keep spark plugs in order and drive carefully. Also notes social visits births and travel as local notes from Shafter California and nearby areas.
A child named Rickey was injured near a car owned by H. E. Self of San Francisco while he played near the vehicle in Shafter. Self, visiting his daughter Mrs. J. E. Jenner, started the car without seeing the child. the injuries are described as not serious.
Message from Arthur Wenger former pastor of the First Mennonite church Shafter now Army chaplain in Massachusetts training will go to Wisconsin for further training then overseas He finds his duties very interesting Howard Crampton and Jimmy Youell return to Shafter after two weeks at Glenville YMCA camp Youell may rejoin camp for three more weeks The note mentions a 1885 mistreatment that expelled Orientals from Eureka and Humboldt county and they never returned.
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