All pictures were found on Library of Congress website. Campaign started on 31.07.1919 and has ended on 8.06.1922. Every Thursday one advertising was published (with some exception). Worth checking is no 93 (there are 2 no 93’s, no 92 was published on 5.05.1921 and no 93 next day 6.05.1921 with Mayor Franklin R. Carson name on it – please read description on this one 🙂 , then again no 93 with correct date next week). There are a few missing ones (I made an effort and checked as much as I could but still no luck) so, if any one have access to them please let me know.
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| no 13: 23.10.1919 is not in archive |  |  |  |
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| no 37: 8.04.1920 not in archive, but we have twice no 38 from 15.04.1920 and 22.04.1920. |  |  |  |
 | no 41: 13.05.1920 issue exist but no South Bend advert. |  |  |
 | no 45: 10.06.1920 - issue exist but no South Bend advert |  |  |
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 |  | no 129: 19.01.1922 - issue exist but no South Bend advert |  |
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