Thrift movement backed by sixteen hundred lodges across districts
Fraternal orders in the Fifth Federal Reserve District unite to promote thrift through War Savings Stamps and War Savings Societies. Lodges representing Knights of Pythias Red Men Maccabees Woodmen and others total over 136000 members with many chapters in Maryland Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina forming societies and directing treasury funds toward thrift. Prominent community leaders are urged to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury Department
Federal Reserve District
War Loan Organization
War Savings Societies
Treasury
Maryland
Knights of Pythiex
Shield of Honor
Maccabees
Red Men
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Columbus
Virginia
Woodmen of America
North Carolina
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Ponier of Odd Fellows
Order of United American Mechanics
South Carolina
Knights of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
Farmers turn sales into saving stamps and wealth
Thrift stamps earned with every farm sale create a savings fund for later. Farmers market hay, vegetables, butter, and eggs at odd times, buying a few stamps each trip. Stamps convert to War Savings Stamps and cash after ten days with postmaster notice. Regular saving builds wealth through thrift and discipline.
Thrifty Housewife May Have Luxuries From War Bonds
War Savings Stamps help housewives brighten homes with cabinets and furnishings. Women across the Fifth Federal Reserve District invest, turning quarters into stamps that earn interest and redeemable at post offices on short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Loan Organization
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Easy Start Toward Success FURNISHED
When a man saves one thousand dollars opportunities arise for good investments. Thrift Stamps offer an easy path to that first thousand, costing a quarter each and convertible into War Savings Stamps. The U S government guarantees 4 percent interest, compounded quarterly. Save and succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Notice to Dillon County Soldiers Vote Enlisted Absentees
Dillon county soldiers who were absent and could not enroll will be allowed to vote in the primary on the 26th by placing the ballot in an envelope with the voter's name branch and company on the back. The envelope goes in the ballot box and the votes will be canvassed with other ballots at the first meeting of the County Executive Committee. A. B. Jordan, County Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon County
Notice of final discharge for J D Ammons estate
J D Webster as administrator seeks final discharge for the estate of J D Ammons deceased. A hearing is set for Thursday August 28 1919 at 11 am in the forenoon. Creditors must file claims with J D Webster before 11 am on the same day or be barred from recovery. Joe Cabell Davis Judge of Probate Dillon County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Webster
J.D. Ammons
AML
Joe Cabell Davis
Dillon County
Mon Newresy
Notice of Final Discharge for W. K. Fort Estate
Mrs. L. J. Fort is the executrix of the W. K. Fort estate and has applied for final discharge. A hearing on the petition is set for Thursday August 28 1919 at 11 in the forenoon. Creditors must file claims with the executrix by 11 o'clock that morning or be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Fort
W. K. Fort
Notice of administrator discharge and hearing date
W C Tolar as administrator of the estate of Benj F McDaniel deceased has discharge and a hearing is set for Thursday August 22 1919 at 10 a m to consider the matter with W C Tolar as executor prior to ten o’clock on that date or the notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery in Dillon County South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Tolar
Benj. F. McDaniel
Joe Carill Davis
Dillon County
Notice of Final Discharge for Catharine McEachern Estate
Daniel H. McEachern seeks final discharge as executor of Catharine M. McEachern deceased. A hearing is set for Thursday August 22 1919 at 11 a m. in the forenoon. All claimants must file with executor by 11 o clock a m that day to pursue recovery. JO Cabell Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. McEachern
Catharine M. McEachern
We Vouch for Them Tire Advertisement Excerpt
The United States Tire Company is praised as the world’s largest rubber producer with vast facilities and exclusive testing methods. The copy argues these strengths justify selling and buying their tires, claiming options for every need and urging consumer confidence in the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Len
United States
War Stamps Seen as Permanent Investment by Glass
In a Washington interview Secretary Glass extolled War Savings Stamps as a solid vehicle to grow capital and earning power. He noted stamps can reach $1,000 face value in 1919 with favorable returns, urged continued small‑security issues, and urged cooperation to keep stamps on sale so all who wish to invest may do so. Today is that tomorrow you thought about yesterday Buy War Savings Stamps and invest judiciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Washington
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Rogers
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C. McLaurin
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Dillon Plow Works
Jones Dry Goods Co
Vaughn Furniture Co
B. F. Cobb
R. R. Ave
Dillon, S. C
Secretary of Treasury
Buck Motor Company
Conway, S. C
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