Postmasters urged to push war savings stamps drive
North Dakota postmasters are urged by the State War Savings Committee to discourage redemption and boost sales of war savings and thrift stamps. The campaign aims to exceed the state quota by New Year’s Day, mobilizing monitors and local societies to recruit new buyers and finish the push in four months.
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North Dakota
State War Savings Committee
North
State Committee
Central Accounting Postmiasters
Fargo Office
Post Office
Wong
War Savings Organization
Ano
War Savings Societies
War savings stamps push to fund WWI effort
A dated plea urges buying Liberty Bonds and war savings stamps to reinvest interest, boosting funds for the military effort. It cites 2,000,000 worth yet to sell and compares returns to a hypothetical $100 loan, urging brisk sales to support the Kaiser's defeat.
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North Dakota
Uncle Sam
Saw
Old Timer Visits Valley City
Hon H F Arnold of Fargo visits Valley City sharing memories from 1879 start in the town. He later farmed at Larimore, supported the Larimore Pioneer, served 16 years in the state senate, and was lieutenant governor. He notes Valley City’s improvements and prosperity.
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H. F. Arnold
Fargo
Arnold
Valley City
Larimore
State Senate
Death of Mrs William H Hill
Mrs. William H Hill died Sunday afternoon after a lingering illness. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 30 PM from the home of Mrs P P Persons at 621 West Fourth Street with Rev J S Wilds officiating. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery under N C Holberg funeral directors.
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William H. Hill
P. P. Persons
West Fourth Street
J. S. Wilds
N. C. Holberg
Hillside Cemetery
Captain Seddon to Speak at Armory Tomorrow Night
Captain T. E. Y. Seddon is killed to speak in the Armory tomorrow evening under Fourth Liberty Loan auspices. Han son will preside. a large enthusiastic crowd is urged to attend this talk by one of the best speakers in the field.
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T. E. Y. Seddon
Fourth Liberty Loan Dri Committee
Capt. Seddon
A. P. Hanson
Butter price limits and storage margins set by Food Administration
The United States Food Administration in North Dakota announces rules on butter pricing to cap store margins. No more than 5 to 6 cents over cost may be charged, with 5 cents for cash and carry and 6 cents for credit delivery stores. Additional charges apply for storage beyond two months, not to exceed 2 cents per pound in total. Revocation of licenses possible for violations. The document lists cost components and requires averaging costs for monthly storage.
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United States Food Administration
W. A. Donnelly
North Dakota Retail Merchants Association
Food Administration
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