Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-10-03
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OCTOBER S SALE
Reports from Ninth district Re-
veal Interest in $100 and
$1,000 Certificates.
OBJECTS OF CAMPAIGN GIVEN
"6ig Brother Day" in Thrift Movs-
ment-FpaI Plans Com"
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October will see many thousands
Of dollars spent all over the Ninth
Federal Reserve district for the pur-
chase >of government savings bonds,
which might otherwise be spent in
needless extravaganza. Plans for the
campaign have been completed and
according to announcement by M. e.
Harrison, War Savings Organization
director, there has been q splendid
response from the public and In many
localities the present campaign is be-
ing carried on by the old Liberty
Loan organizations and where this has !
been impossible the War Savings
Workers are rallying once more to
the good of the cause.
The object of the campaign is to
again impress upon the country the
paramount Importance of practicing
economy and wise investment.
To Salvage War Thrift.
October 6 sales will be limited to
the recently authorized 500 and $1,000
treasury certificates. It is the desire
of the Treasury Department Of the
Federal government to lay before ev-
erybody the, OPPORTUNITY to buy
one or more of these saving certif-
Gates.
1T is an opportunity to salvage the
war taught habit of buying govern
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Young, governor of the Ninth Federal
Reserve district, "and it's a chance to
encourage the steady workers in the
smaller war saving stamp work by
big brother days help from those |
who are financially able to buy the
500 and $1,000 certificates. It is a +
chance for the busy businessman to
strike body blow at the high cost of
living and it is an opportunity to put
In big day with our characteristic
American spirit to better economic
conditions"
No Specified AIlotmer,ts.
There are to be no state, county,
district or township allotments by the
district organization in this campaign.
Each county will strive to secure as
large distribution and sale of these
certificates as possible. 1t is not in
tended to allot specific amount for
any individual or to attempt to sell
to any one individual greater amount
OF certificates than he can afford to
buy and hold.
These certificates are a guaranteed
The following brief anal
ysis of the 500, and $1,000 will prove
Interesting:
New Certificates Analysed.
Issue-United States Government
Security,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in denomina-
lions of 500 and $1,000 maturity
value).
Rate Of Interest-Bear 4%5 interest,
quarterly (yield 4A9o
interest).
MISUNDERSTANDING January /, 1924.
Met4od Of Purchase-$100 Certif-
Gates may be purchased at any post
office Of first or second class, or at any
may be purchased at any bank
or trust company.
Tax Exemption-Exempt both as to
principal and interest from all Fed
eral, State, and Local taxes, except
estate or inheritance taxes, surfaces,
and excess-profits and war profits
taxes.
Safety-Issued in registered form
only. Not transferable and payable
only to owner named thereon, except
in case of death or disability. Regis
tered in Washington and protected
from loss by fire, theft or in any other
way.
Holdings-Total holdings of War
Savings Certificates. by any one per-
son, series of 1919, and Treasury Sav-
|ngs Certificates not to exceed $1,000,
maturity value.
Observation-Disclosures and accrued
interest will be paid at any time fol-
lowing second calendar month after
month of purchase upon ten days no.
tice. liable showing redemption
value at any time prior to maturity
appears on each Certifcate.)
Exchange Your War Certificates.
1T is WELL" said Director M. E..
Harrison, "for the public to bear in
mind that any Individual having war
saving certificate partly filled with
stamps Of the 1919 issue may complete
uch certificate and exchange. same
or q 500, maturity value, treasury
avtngs certificate. This applies only
Q the 1919 issue Of stamps.
Fraternal Organizations, school
'oaTds, churches and other organiza-
ions are particularly Interested in the
ale OF these certificates because of
he fact that the certificates are ex-
eptional'y attractive security for such
organizations. By investing In .
1000, maturity value. certificate, or
eyeral Of the smalle- denominations,
hese orders will find that they have
fund which Sia i1rawinal Is soraa rata