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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1918
Page
7
An analysis notes many small investors misjudge the tax exemptions and long term value of 4 and 4 1/4 per cent Liberty Bonds. It argues market declines reflect ignorance of tax freedom and future value, urging holders to keep bonds as government securities for sound wartime finance.
Washington reports President Wilson will lead Sunday gasoline saving by attending church and walking to worship. East St. Louis officials estimate 15000 gallons saved each Sabbath at a savings of about 750 dollars. Nationwide, Sunday conservation could save about 1.25 million dollars weekly, aiding Liberty Bond campaigns.
In France and England all war loans are raised by Volunteer subscriptions. September 28 and 29 are set as Volunteer Days to launch the Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign. Everyone should subscribe on these days rather than wait for solicitors. A strong response on these days will propel the campaign, though three weeks of audit were not required to sell the bond issue.
A collage of wartime excerpts praising German supremacy and hostility, including Kaiser addresses and anti English rhetoric, alongside disjointed railroad timetable data for Terre Haute Chicago and other routes with agent notes and connections. The mixed text presents propaganda lines mixed with travel schedules and station references.
The Western Front reports cheery news as Liberty Loan workers earn modest praise for supporting the soldiers in khaki. Eighth District and national donors have funded needed equipment, and with victory near, the Fourth Loan is expected to be quickly subscribed regardless of amount.
Church groups nationwide will host locations Sunday September 29 to receive subscriptions to Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. The notice urges participation on September 28 and 29 to press the Kaiser and promote war effort.
Notice states Isaac H Kalley is appointed executor of the estate of Letitia Robbins of Sullivan County Indiana, declared solvent. Isaac H Kalley listed as attorney. First insertion September 18 1918, 3t.
Hattie E. Martin has been appointed executrix of the estate of Freeman M. Martin, deceased, under his last will. The estate, located in Sullivan County, Indiana, is declared solvent. Arthur E. DeBaun is attorney. First insertion September 11, 1918.
The undersigned commissioner appointed by the Sullivan Circuit Court will sell privately at the office of Schroeder & Price in Sullivan Indiana on October 10 1918 the real estate in section 17 town7 north range west 40 acres and a 2 acre tract described as added above totaling 42 acres more or less free of liens. Sale begins at o’clock. Terms cash. Joseph Schroeder Commissioner Schroeder & Price Attorneys.
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