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White Pine News Weekly Mining Review
East Ely, Ely, White Pine County, Nevada
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Mrs. S. W. Belford, state chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee, appointed Mrs. Charles B. Henderson of Elko as Elko County chairman and Mrs. E. S. Grigsby of Tonopah as Nye County chairman. The work is progressing satisfactorily, with more appointments expected. Mrs. Belford received enthusiastic support from Mrs. A. S. Baldwin of San Francisco for a cooperation plan.
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Mrs. S. W. Belford, state chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee, named recently by the secretary of the treasury, has announced the appointment of Mrs. Charles B. Henderson of Elko and Mrs. E. S. Grigsby of Tonopah as county chairmen.
Mrs. Henderson will have charge of the organization work in Elko county and Mrs. Grigsby will act in a similar capacity in Nye county, says the Reno Evening Gazette.
Mrs. Belford says the work of the committee is going ahead in a very satisfactory manner in those counties where chairmen have been named and she expects to announce the appointment of other county chairmen in a short time.
The state chairman recently received a letter from Mrs. A. S. Baldwin of San Francisco, chairman of the Twelfth federal reserve district.
Mrs. Baldwin is very enthusiastic about a plan suggested by Mrs. Belford to secure co-operation in conducting the Liberty Loan work.
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appointments announced for elko and nye counties; work progressing satisfactorily; more appointments expected; enthusiastic support for cooperation plan.
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Mrs. S. W. Belford, state chairman named by the secretary of the treasury, announced appointments of Mrs. Charles B. Henderson for Elko County and Mrs. E. S. Grigsby for Nye County. The committee's work is satisfactory in counties with chairmen, with more appointments soon. Mrs. Belford received a letter from Mrs. A. S. Baldwin supporting a plan for cooperation in Liberty Loan work.