Government urges farmers to invest in Liberty bonds and war savings
Treasury savings division promotes thrift among farmers through Liberty bonds War Savings stamps and Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness. It warns against land price bubbles and suggests securities as safe investments while highlighting benefits to farming, trade and inflation control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Division
Treasuy Department
Benjamin I. Andrews
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Liberty Bond
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Victory
Farner
Aod
Virgin Islands Set Example in War Savings Stamps
The Savings Division reports Virgin Islands residents bought nearly 2500 in War Savings stamps this year. Average per square mile purchases reach 17.25 dollars, outpacing many U S states. Stamps were sold via local post offices on the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Virgin Islands
Treasury Department
Islands
States
Union
Denmark
Felands
Illinois club women appoint thrift chairmen
Frederick A. Dow, heading the government savings drive for Illinois Federated Clubs, reports favorable progress and urges 25 district thrift chairmen. Names for districts listed, with many districts reported. Dow stresses the campaign remains vital for government finances and community thrift through women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Dow
Government Savings
Dow
Winats
D. Stone
Howard Ames
Roxanna Hill
Pontiae
Hanton
Grant Park
Mahan
Palmyra
Peter Johnson
Collinsville
Harry Watson
Salem
F. J. Tavobs
West Frankfort
Marvel of Finance Promotes New Savings Certificates
Reports from the Seventh district praise the new Treasury Savings certificates worth $100 and $1,000 as safe government securities. Secretary Glass calls them the marvel of finance, with tax exemptions, fixed value, cash redeemability on ten days notice, yields above 4 percent, and short maturities ending January 1, 1924. Availability via post offices, banks, or district headquarters in Chicago, with registered ownership and gradual monthly price increases.
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Seventh District
Treasury Savings
War Savings District
Weat Monroe Street
Chicago
Washington
Wasteful Americans Lose Food Worth 700 Million Dollars
A Washington backed estimate from the National Association of Waste Material Dealers claims Americans discard 700 million dollars worth of food each year. If each of the 70 million homes wastes one ounce daily, the nation loses about 1.8 million pounds per day, a level rivaling two weeks of wine production.
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National Association of Waste Material Dealers
America
Ax Tauch Cpal
Make Money Work for You with Liberty Bonds
A $100 Liberty Bond investment grows to about $150 in roughly 17 years if 14 percent interest is reinvested, compounded quarterly at 4 percent. War Savings Stamps. Begin on the purchase day and let money work.
Marriage planned for local couple in Montgomery home
George Lyman and Miss Anna Montgomery will wed at the bride’s parents home in Montgomery on December 6. The couple, well known in Estherville, will receive warm congratulations. Also noted: attorney Kirt Allen rents rooms above a corner hardware store and Taylorville, Illinois native Mr. Sayers visits from the C. F. Atwood farm north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirt Allen
George Lyman
Anna ‘Montgomery
John Montgomery
Montgomery
Estherville
Mr. Sayers
Taylorville
Linois
C. F. Atwood
Ike Hawk
Chas. Hobein
James Barnum
Ames College
Thirty Years Ago Local Notes and Social Snippets
THIRTY YEARS AGO. Willie Bare is seriously sick with influenza fever. Mrs. Parlowe had a broken arm from a fall. Mrs. A. A. Dunham visits her father from Spring Valley Minnesota. Miss Minnie and Mr. George Neville visit Armstrong Grove. N. B. Fehert returns home from a three week visit. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Soper visit Mount Vernon this week. Chas. Barber of Ellsworth visits Burt over Sunday. A Mr. and Mrs. Woods entertaining young people. FP. ¢. Transon places the frame for his new house near the old Milwaukee track. Mrs. Lewis Matwig recovers from diphtheria. Mroo and Mrs. ng of Ohio plan to winter with their daughter. Mrs. J. K. Binford of this place.
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Willie Bare
Parlowe
A. A. Dunham
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Minnie
George Neville
Armstrong Grove
N. B. Fehert
R. K. Soper
Mount Vernon
Chas. Barber
Ellsworth
Burt
Q. Woods
Transon
Milwaukee Track
Lewis Matwig
Mroo
Ohio
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Valuable Reproof Paraphrase of a Good Man's Character
A reflective line attributes a good man’s reproof to cleansing power akin to fuller's earth. It notes that such rebukes remove character spots and even rub off when dry, credited to Williamson.
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Fuller
Williamson
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Local Testimony
Estherville residents report strong relief from kidney trouble and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Wm McArdle of 922 North 6th St testifies the medicine always delivers good results during attacks. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Estherville
Wm. McArdle
Gageline Station
North 6Th St
Troan
Doan
Beecher's Wise Words
A brief note laments mutism and proposes courtesy in speech. The piece urges avoiding evil retorts, offering a good word to others, and maintaining restraint rather than complaint. It reflects a moral guidance tone typical of civic exhortations.
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Beecher
Leary Ward
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H.C. L
Peike
Thrift
Illinois Club
Marvel OF Finance
The
Republican
Flossie Hobein
Cedar Rapide
Gruwell
West Branch
Motherville
George Gruwell
Vindicator
F. J. Allen and Sons
Eddie and
Donald
Europe
Crrele
AL Gristmas Gy
Phoenix
Madras
Pereales
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