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Domestic News September 17, 1917

The Pensacola Journal

Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida

What is this article about?

Pensacola's war recreational board is collecting phonograph records of popular and classical music for army and navy stations, with local assistance. Donations can be left at the Chamber of Commerce or collected by calling 128.

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WANT PHONOGRAPH
RECORDS AT YARD

Phonograph records are needed at the army and navy stations at Pensacola, and the war recreational board is undertaking to supply the need, with the assistance of Pensacolians.

Records of both popular and classical music will be welcomed, and if any phonograph owners who are tired of some records, or who wish to give to the service men stationed here, they may be left at the Chamber of Commerce, or a phone call to 128 will bring a car to collect them.

With the large number of phonographs in the city, one record even from all of them would amount to a considerable number. If more can be given, they will of course be welcome, but some are needed at once.

What sub-type of article is it?

Charity Or Relief Military

What keywords are associated?

Phonograph Records Pensacola Army Navy Stations Collection Drive War Recreational Board Donations

Where did it happen?

Pensacola

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Pensacola

Outcome

phonograph records to be supplied to service men at army and navy stations.

Event Details

Phonograph records are needed at the army and navy stations at Pensacola, and the war recreational board is undertaking to supply the need, with the assistance of Pensacolians. Records of both popular and classical music will be welcomed, and if any phonograph owners who are tired of some records, or who wish to give to the service men stationed here, they may be left at the Chamber of Commerce, or a phone call to 128 will bring a car to collect them. With the large number of phonographs in the city, one record even from all of them would amount to a considerable number. If more can be given, they will of course be welcome, but some are needed at once.

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