Record Day in Warren County Liberty Loan Drive
Liberty Bond sales surge as Monday yields $209,300, county total passes 1.6 million. Boy Scouts active in fundraising, firms join push, Sugar Grove and Tidioute show gains, Cleveland boosters arrive to aid districts lagging behind. Mechanisms and committees rally to lift Warren over the top before Saturday night.
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Wanea County
Gerould
Waren County
Sugar Grove
Tidioute
Sheffield
Irwin
Cleveland
Liberty
J B. Kirkland
Workmen urged to buy bonds for postwar reconstruction
The speaker argues workers should buy war bonds now to fund reconstruction after the conflict ends. He says loans to Allies have supported autocracy’s defeat, kept funds in America to produce war materiel, and that postwar loans will build nations, increase wealth, and secure repayment of wartime loans.
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America
New Committee Report Shows Promising Fundraising Start
Subscriptions totaling 192959 were reported by five captains under the Citizens Campaign Committee at a noonday Carver House lunch. The first day’s effort topped by C S Knabb’s team, with Scouts and Women’s Committee still active, as Warren County aims to reach the Friday deadline and carry the local quota over the top.
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Citizens Campaign Committee
Carver House
Warren
H A Logan
J. A. Rockwell
C. S Knabb
Citizens Committee
Womans Committee
Staurrday
Pic
Warren County
Formitee
France
Local visitors greet Russell area residents and guests
Russell, Oct. 14. C. J. Duell N. a. Lawson and Robert Russell of Erie were guests of relatives here last week. Mrs. W Hopkins of Hamilton Ontario who has been visiting her sister Mrs. WE Weatherby returned home last Friday. Mr and Mrs. L. T. Chapman of New York were guests here last Tuesday. Buy Liberty Bonps.
Sure Relief for All Rheumatics From Rheuma Cure
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a swift remedy for rheumatism promising relief in two legs. It urges a daily dose to dissolve uric and acid deposits and drive them out, offering money back if relief isn’t immediate. John Darhurst of Ft. Loudon is named as a testimonial.
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J. B. Mullen
John Darhurst
Ft. Lo
Mic Olio
German Government Accepts Wilson Peace Terms
The German Government agrees to Wilsons terms for a permanent peace and evacuation, aiming to discuss practical details with the Allied powers. A mixed commission may be formed to arrange the agreed evacuation and armistice steps, with the Chancellor acting in the name of the German government and people. Berlin October 12, 1918. Signed Solf.
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Wilson
United States
Reichstag
Berlin
Solf
Foreign Office
Germany
Switzerland
United States of America
Congress of the
Sth
Flanders
France
Mount Vernon
Austria-Hungary
Robert Lansing
Plague reports mixed in borough and Corry
Health officials report four new plague cases in the borough today with four lives lost since Saturday while Corry shows improving influenza conditions and factories returning workers to duty. Officials warn the epidemic may worsen before improving and urge continued precautions statewide.
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Boro
Schmehl
Todal
Board of Health
Irvington
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Edward Haggerty
Endeavor
Richard Atkins
Kimaua
Frank Groves
Beech Street
Marjorie
Willard
Corry
Erie
Standard Turnbuckle Company
State Armory
Commissioner of Health
Commonwealth
Boston
Satisfying Relief From Lumbago Remedial Product Ad
An ad promotes a warmth giving remedy for lumbago and external pains. It claims quick relief without rubbing and highlights economical big bottle options. Families are urged to ask their druggist and keep the product handy.
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Reme
Wile
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Wetmore
Warren National
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Warren Trust
Conewango Trust
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Tuboute Bank
Eee
First
Nat Youngsville
Youngsville Savings
Sugar Grove Bank
Superior Oil Works
Mutual
Fa Puggests Womans Committee
Liberty Loan
the Workman
Europe
Warren’s Clothing Company
J.D. Woodard, Pres
Russell
Eckman
Echman Laboratory
Philadelphia
the Kaiser
Ures
J. Wright
Kibler
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
GEO. E. O’dell
Monument
Penn. Ave. W
Sloan
Sloans Taniment
Gaee-y Ten
Kingnut
Berger
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