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Domestic News October 18, 1922

Grant County Herald

Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin

What is this article about?

New 11-cent peacock blue postage stamp with Rutherford B. Hayes portrait issued October 4 at Fremont, O., for his 100th birthday, per W. Irving Glover. First in new series: 5-cent Roosevelt stamp October 27; 50-cent Arlington amphitheatre and unknown soldier tomb on Armistice Day. Series drops 13-cent, adds 14-cent and 25-cent stamps.

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POSTAGE STAMPS TO COMMEMORATE PRESIDENTS
A new 11 cent postage stamp of peacock blue color with the portrait of Rutherford B. Hayes, were placed on sale October 4, at Fremont, O., commemorating the one hundredth anniversary of the former President's birth, according to W. Irving Glover, third assistant postmaster general at Washington.

This is the first stamp of the complete new series contemplated. The new 5 cent Roosevelt stamp will be available October 27, his birthday.

The new 50 cent stamp with a picture of the Arlington amphitheatre and the tomb of the unknown soldier will be sold on armistice day.

In the new series the 13 cent stamp has been dropped, and 14 cent and 25 cent stamps have been added.

What sub-type of article is it?

Celebration

What keywords are associated?

Postage Stamps Rutherford B Hayes Theodore Roosevelt Armistice Day Postal Series

What entities or persons were involved?

Rutherford B. Hayes W. Irving Glover Roosevelt

Where did it happen?

Fremont, O.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Fremont, O.

Event Date

October 4, October 27, Armistice Day

Key Persons

Rutherford B. Hayes W. Irving Glover Roosevelt

Event Details

A new 11 cent postage stamp of peacock blue color with the portrait of Rutherford B. Hayes was placed on sale October 4 at Fremont, O., commemorating the one hundredth anniversary of the former President's birth, according to W. Irving Glover, third assistant postmaster general at Washington. This is the first stamp of the complete new series contemplated. The new 5 cent Roosevelt stamp will be available October 27, his birthday. The new 50 cent stamp with a picture of the Arlington amphitheatre and the tomb of the unknown soldier will be sold on Armistice Day. In the new series the 13 cent stamp has been dropped, and 14 cent and 25 cent stamps have been added.

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