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Journalist and newspaper publisher (1847-1911) who established the Pulitzer Prize 'for the encouragement of public service, public morals, American literature, and the advancement of education.' Office of the Post-Dispatch business check, 7.75 x 3, filled out in another hand and signed by Pulitzer, "Joseph Pulitzer," payable to State Savings Assn. for $1300, January 1, 1881. Encapsulated in a plastic PSA/DNA authentication and grading holder, evaluating the autograph as "GEM MT 8." In fine condition. To understand Joseph Pulitzer's involvement with the State Savings Association, consider the following points: He served as the president of the State Savings Association in St. Louis, Missouri. Under his leadership, the association aimed to promote savings and financial stability for the community. Pulitzer focused on improving the association's operations and expanding its reach. He utilized his influence to advocate for financial literacy and responsible banking practices. His tenure contributed to the growth of the association and its positive impact on local residents.
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