West Texas Million Dollar Club invitational plan
A Million Dollar War Savings Stamp Club is organized for seventy five western Texas counties to include 1,000 members who will buy the limit in December. Invitations go to 1,000 individuals or corporations from Dallas with letters outlining the plan and county chairmen to arrange purchases. The club aims to become a permanent organization for future needs and will announce the full member roster after completion.
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Million Dollas War Savings Stamp Club
Texas
Dallas
Louis Lipsitz
West Texas
Million Dollar Club
Austin
West Texas Million Dollar Club
Odell Boy in France Sends War Reflection Letter
Mrs. W A Dye of Odell received a letter from her son Jesse M Stephens in France dated November 4. He notes his company rested at a camp after twenty three days at the front and describes driving four horses to an ammunition wagon. He expects the war to end soon and predicts no homecoming before spring. He praises the United States and says he would prefer the US over any other country.
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W. A. Dye
Odell
Jesse M. Stephens
France
G. I
U.S. A
Odell Personal Notices Mention Local Movements
Mrs Bert Belcher and Miss Ruby Belcher spent Thursday in Chillicothe. C E Foster has influenza. T H Sosebee and family visit Lipan Hood County. M L Burch bought a four room house for 450 dollars and moved in. Herbert Newsom returned home after service at Camp Mabry. Wilburn Locke and family traveled from Bellevue and missed the Holloway funeral. Mrs J E Kerbow with ill son Harry at grandparents EF A Boles. Kerbow will not return to Red Store work. Harry improving. Mrs Mack Holloway dies from influenza complications. Funeral at Pleasant Valley cemetery conducted by Rev W W Adams. She is survived by her husband and two...
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J. E. Kerbow
Harry
EF. A. Boles
Kerbow
Chillicothe
Mack Holloway
Odel
Pleasant Valley
W. W. Adaims
Record of sympathy for bereaved family
The record joins with friends in sympathy to the bereaved husband and his sister Mrs Wilburn Locke of Bellevue along with the little children.
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Wilburn Locke
Bellevue
Texas to Name Two Victory Huts in France
Texas earned the right to name two victory huts in France by exceeding its United War Work Fund quota. Texas subscribed early and ranked high for over-subscription, with a final raised total of 3.77 million dollars against a first-placed 1.689 million goal, aided by Liberty Loan quotas.
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Texas
France
United War Work Fund
Local ads and notices from BR and W Drug Co to Perkins-Timberlakes builders
The clippings list several ads and notices for George Washington coffee, Ladd's service station phone 188, P C M Bialkowski contractor for Perkins-Timberlakes building, coal from Sewell Grain & Fuel Co, Ever sharp pencils from $1 to $50, and B and W Drug Co promotions. Also mentions Lois L. Green visiting Fort Worth and serving lunches with ham sandwiches and coffee.
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Plan West
B. & W. Drug Company
Renew & Son
Ady. Wyte
J. C. Hickerwell
Call
Vernon
Theor
the Bank of Odell Dell Texas
Odell Personals
Bert Belcher
Ruby Belcher
C. E. Foster
T. H. Sosebee
M. L. Burch
Chas. P. Ross
Mrs. Burch
Herbert Newsom
Uncle Sam
Camp Mabry
Locke
White Rose Cafe
Vernon Record
George Washington Coffee
BR. & W. Drug Company
Tladd
C. M. Bialkowski
Perkins-Timberlakes
Wichita Falls
Sewell Grain & Fuel Co
Bo & W. Drug Company
Ladd
Mrs
Lois) L. Green
Fort Worth
Tawa Park
Ady
Bargdoll & Stanley
Lane & Bowden
Farmers State Bank OF
J. P. Hamilton
R. N. Coffey
J. B. Ross
Swartwood & Company
Herrea
Herbert Kgutman
Belle OF
Bovedvenr
Cash
Kell Milling Comp’y
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