Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

spirit of the people in backing up the boys over there came in the last day. One girl, employed on dairy farm three miles from town, walked in through the dust and bought her bond, and then walked home
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 A cattleman from above Roosevelt rode into Globe and subscribed for S400 worth, and then, fearful that he might be too late, insisted that the state headquarters be called up from Globe and asked to hold the bonds for him. A man who refused to have his name given any publicity of any sort, either from Field Headquarters or in the papers, added to s5,000 he had all ready bought by subscribing for s1,5O0 through the Motor Transport corps.
 The Gila Valley Bank and Trust company telegraphed last night that their subscription Friday had been s1SS,700, but last night it was S343,S50- that they had sold bonds to the value of s155,150 in one day.
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 The Mesa district, comprising Mesa, Alma, Jordan and Lehi, raised s200,- 900, an oversubscription of $75,300 above their quota of S124,700.
 The Tempe district made up of Tempe Ne. 3, Tempe Rural. Kyrene and Rohrig. with a quota of sS4,000, raised SIP, 900, s43000 above the allotment
 Tempe No 3, whose quota was s43,- 500, raised 71,050, exceeding their quo- ta by s27,450.
 Tempe Rural, with s13,900 to raise, subscribed s22,000, which went sS,O00 over their iquota.
 Kyrene, with a total of s3O,500, passed her quota of $24,5OO by $5,50O
 Rohrig more than doubled their
 quota of $2,000 by subscribing for s4,150.
 The quota of the Chandler district set at s51,600, was found to be almost 50 per cent oversubscribed when the returns showed that total of s76050 has been taken.
 The Gilbert district subscribed for s45,000 in bonds, with quota of s3S, 700, an oversubscription of S6,300. In the 100 Per Cent The following firms were added to the 100 per, cent list today: Goldman Grocery company, Hugh Schloss and employees, Frand Wood, horseshoer; w. L. Allison, Phoenix Public Library. Phoenix Bakery, Salt River Valley Monumental works, Co., lumbia theater. Hickey and Hickey, Donofrio's Cisney's Flaming mill. Gates Half Sole Tire Co.,, Food admnistra- ton. Miller Sterling, H. c. Thomas Realty Co.,, Kelley's Waffle kitchen, Hunter Drug Co.,. Commission of State Institutions, Desert Inn by Dr. Rede- will, Gemmel Ranch Co.,, Standard Oil Co.,, Phoenix Trunk factory.
 And the following firms. were added | today to the 200 per cent list.
 Motor Supply Co.,. Saufley Rtber Co.,, Western Auto Supply Co.,, Corner Drug store.
 Creameries Show Up Big | The total subscriptions to the fourth | Liberty iona from the Maricopa Cream cry company. as reported by Mr. Web ster is s15,500.
 The total subscriptions to the fourth l Liberty loan secured from the Pacific | Creamery company is s15,500 l With the close of the fourth Liberty loan campaign in Phoenix last night it was announced that among those in- stitutions or business and industrial l groups who were not content with be- l ing 100 per cent, is the composing room | of The Republican. The members ot that force just doubled their original subscriptions, getting into the 200 pel cent class.
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