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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
7
The notice states December 1 deadline to close 1918 tax executions and that all unpaid properties will be sold on the first Monday in December to satisfy the extensions. Taxes will be received at the sheriff’s office every Monday and Saturday.
Administrators announce probate of A LeRoy Bethea estate. Creditors must present claims with proof within legal time or be barred. Debtors must pay the administrator D W Bethba, administrator, to settle the estate.
A compact biographical sketch extols thrift through examples from Abraham Lincoln to James J. Hill. It cites Nels Christensen and Thomas Edison alongside editors and presidents, highlighting how saving early in life and thrifty habits underpinned achievement across diverse fields and eras.
A proverb-like note urges investing regularly in War Savings Stamps as a secure plan. It compares a hen laying an egg daily to a steady savings habit and advises readers to lay up for the future through disciplined contributions.
The message promotes War Savings Stamps as a practical means to fund future projects. It suggests everyday citizens, like postmen, can help lay the groundwork by purchasing or supporting savings stamps to contribute to the national effort.
A brief note urging prudent spending and investing in strong options. It questions who guards your money and suggests directing funds into solid investments labeled W. 3, 5, and saving for future needs.
Richmond Virginia reports new U S Treasury plan allowing War Savings and Thrift Stamps to be exchanged for Treasury Savings Certificates of 100 and 1000 dollars. Stamps converted at post offices or banks, certificates bear owner name and earn four percent interest compounded quarterly.
A household is a self contained unit with fixed obligations and income requiring a budget. It recommends setting aside a definite savings portion, sticking to budgets, and using thrift or war savings, with flexible allowances and regular investments. The optimal plan allocates income to each needed item, preserves savings and permits surplus to be used for savings or recreation.
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