Life Insurance Taxes and 1919 New York Life Results
The public increasingly values the principle life rests on and life companies, taxed heavily in 1920. Federal law hinders using life insurance to protect estates, taxing proceeds unless paid to beneficiaries. New York Life reports 1919 new business at 531 million, with mortality back to normal after 1918 flu impact. Russia’s decree turned life insurance into a state monopoly there, and Russian assets/liabilities were removed from the 1919 statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Life
Russia
Superintendent of Insurance
State of
New York
Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Miss Amanda Folsom Dies After Week Long Illness
Lyndonville obituary notes Miss Amanda Folsom aged 75 died Monday morning at home on Broad Street after a brief illness. Born in Danville May 1 184?, she lived decades on the Folsom place north of the cremery. Survived by great nephew Fred Folsom and family she was praised for kindness and strong character. Funeral held Wednesday at her home.
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Lyndonville
Amanda Pols
Broad Street
Theone Hitis
Fred Folsom
Miss Folsom
Danville
James
Lacy Sanborn Folsom
Far West
Jeremy Pearl
Charles Folsom
Th. James Folsom
St. Pohasbury
Avill
H. J. Hinman
Candace Webster
George Davis
Congregational Aid Society
James F. Webber
Florence Petts
Bright Jock Hospital
St. Peter's
A. E. Humphrey
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Danville Girl
A Danville Illinois family reports their daughter’s irregularity and illness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The ad urges mothers to seek relief for painful periods backache and related symptoms and to write for advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, AL
Lydia
Irs
J. H. Boyp
N. Jac St
Danville
Ill
Miss Bo
Wortk
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Lyndonville Driving Club Hosts Sixth Matinee Race
The Lyndonville Driving Club organized its sixth winter matinee on Saturday February 14 drawing many spectators. Pacers Petey Avian and other horses competed in fast Class A to E heats despite soft track conditions. Next matinee moved to Monday February 24 due to Washington's Birthday observance with final races and banquet planned for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Kittvedan
Woodsville
Sam, de
J. R, Brown
W. C. Way
McShane
J. J. Neagle
Peter Arion
Lang
Hallie S
My. Kittredge
Washington
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New York Life Insurance Co
Broadway
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Darwin P. Kingsley
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act
Sen Lael
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
A. McGovern
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Boyd
Bree
Mary Hazel
Thomas Hazel
Miss Thomas
St. Johnabury
Tauber, Lipton & Co
P. O. Box
Letter Tauber, Lipton & Co
P. O
EB. Wild
East Barnet
Taunton State Hospital
Arthur V. Goss
Taunton
Mass
Bilf
Harry Carr
Main Street
Enequire
Caledonian Record Office
American Clothing Co
Newport, Vt
Concord
Adith
C. B.S
Wanpee
Bigs
W. E. Houston
W. H. Houston
Raymond Douglas
Della Rainey
Walter Rainey
E. J. Rainey
Strietly
J. Leonard
Equitable Bldg
Washington, D. C
F. N. Conley
Central
Avenue Hotel
Gini
Bailey's
Eastern Ave
Sherburn
Eave Caledonian
A. B. Dow
J. F. Adams
Lyndon
Buic
Waterford
Joseph Boutett
Passimpele Street
George W
Eastern Avenue
St. Johne
Tsbury
Rome
Robins
THE
Peck Company
M. C. Garfield
Preston E. May
Garfield
Pleasant Street
A. F, Lawrence, Frank N, Carr
Selectmen
Eastman
Dragiist
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