Vague Rates Listed for Home Life Policies
Fragmentary OCR shows rates for Sullivan Union life policies with figures like 3.60 and 3.75 and mentions Woman. No clear event or entities beyond the insurer and policy types.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows rates for Sullivan Union life policies with figures like 3.60 and 3.75 and mentions Woman. No clear event or entities beyond the insurer and policy types.
The nation marked Thrift Day with emphasis on thrift in Sunday schools and churches. Officials urged Americans to buy Thrift Stamps at 25 cents and War Savings Stamps up to five dollars to fund WWI, promising five dollars back in 1919 and four percent interest. Sullivan County pledges to raise seven hundred forty-two thousand seven hundred dollars by January 1, 1919 as part of the national drive.
An instructional message explains the Thrift Stamp plan costing 25 cents each and the process to exchange a filled Thrift Card for a War Savings Stamp worth five dollars at maturity. It encourages buying stamps to support the nation, notes limits on purchases, outlines tax status and interest, and urges Sullivan County residents to raise funds while detailing nearby real estate transfers.
A note on humor where moralists who switch to satire prompt audiences to call the wit good natured though the bite remains sharp. The New York Evening Sun commentary suggests reluctance to take such remarks seriously.
The Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union advertise a combined annual subscription rate of three dollars for both papers, providing access to local news from two newspapers in one package.
Local column recounts a string of village incidents and social happenings. Neighbors like Obariah Hollingsworth and the Bivins family figure in churchgoings, furniture, and quarrels while townsfolk joke about health and mischief.
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