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PAGE TWO THE NEWS-JOURNAL Statement AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE COMPANY ST. LOI is. MO. Condition December 31, 1915, As Shown by Statement Filed. Amount of Capital paid in cash Sl.ono.onn.fin Increase paid up Capital Total, 8.346.294.69 Increase paid up Capital 8,346,294.00 Income From Policyholders, $3,402,197.38; Miscellane ous, $297,587.93; Total, 3,699.735.31 Disbursements To Policyholders, $1,569,083.34; Miscel laneous, $1,830,175.11; Total, 3.399.258.45 Fire Premiu.r.s Written or renewed during year, $3,501,- 823.77 In Force, 10,124.923.08 All Other Premiums Written or renewed during year, $2,956,573.95 In Force, 4,021,673.92 ASSETS Value of Bonds and Stocks Cash in Company's Office Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks not on interest Deposited in Trust Companies and Bank on interest ... Agents' balances, representing business written subse quent to October 1, 1945 Agents' balances, representing business written prior to October 1, 1945 Deduct Ceded Reinsurance Balances Payable Bills receivable, taken for fire risk Interest and Rents due and accrued All other Assets, as detailed in statement 7.228,312 36 16,133.83 826.019.90 3,315.13 574.826.73 10,725.03 81,954.88 34,451.42 26.026.00 328.153.80 Less Total Assets not admitted Total admitted A.-se! $8,986,009.32 13.493.69 $3.97 1 15.63 ! " . ; r . . y , f I'll- f ' h y ! ' , I? T . .. . , vr?;rK"myia'. 1 1 '" If 1 A ' . 1 1.1 I.I ABILITIFS scs and claims bill ac- Net amount of unpaid 1 Unearned premiums Salaries, rents, expenses, crued Estimated amount payable for Federal municipal taxes due or accrued Contingent commissions, or other charges due or accrued Reinsurance and return premiums due other companies All other liabilities, as detailed in statement accounts, tecs, due State, county and 571.500.00 3,437,211.47 17,425.00 127.500.00 31.975.00 18.430.40 37.227.21 FASTER FASTER FASTER Thi Slasher" which itarchrs and wind, thread litii-i- as fjrl .. models on many width of matrrial la an example of the Ivpe of new equipment on whtrh tLe eMl are now spending $50,000,000 a year. The Otlon Mill Information Servire has enlimaled th:it dutry will spend a hundred million dollars a year for the next five years in renovating-, liutldinK. ar. equipment. F.tuipnient manufacturers believe that belter faster maehinery like this slanher will ti"! Ameriran mills to hold their world markets in spile of the lower wage rales in foreign textile plums. 1 1..; f-ew the Pointers On How To Kill And Cure Pork Total amount of all liabilities except Capital $4,241,269.08 Capital actually paid up in cash $1,000,000.00 Surplus over all liabilities $3,731,246.55 Surplus as regards Policyholders 4,731,246.55 Total Liabilities 8,972,515.63 BI SIXESS IN NORTH CAROLINA Dl RING 1945 Fire Premiums received $13,119: All Other Preriums received 12.058: Losses incurred Fire 4,888; Paid 8.311.00 Losses incurred All other 4.191; Paid 4,960.00 President F. W. Koechert Secretary Donald D. Henry- Treasurer A. F. Greer. Home Office 408 Pine Street. St. Louis, Mo. Attorney for service: WM. P. HODGES, Commissioner of Insurance. Raleigh, N. C. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Raleish. Mav 3rd, 19i6 I, WM. P. HODGES, Co:n:r.is-ioner of I. -u that the above i. r. true and oorrct aiwrti.-. Aii.eric.m Central lnsuri.r.ce Company filed with this Dep r 1 1 e-.':t. r: v ir.it '.re oin on the 3 l.t day of Di.ie.i bor nue., of tin af St i-i.m of lo 1-ereby staloircn Louis. cert:: of tii Mo.. Coivmany. , . Witness my hand 1915. md official seal, the day : WM. P. HODGES. Co in m It's "hog killing" time in North Carolina for some sections and in others that date is just around the coiner. Many folks are asking for as sistance and information on cut ting up the carcass, curing the meat, making sausage and head cheese, and about storing the cured meat. Regardless of how short meat is in the cities, there's plenty on the well managed farm that practices a real live-at-home program. For the farmers that needs such information as that noted above, there is a timely publication that s the d :o Ex! Ju-t send a post Aricultural Editor, . Raleish. and ask Circular No. 262, Faim P.u-k Sup- i:ul year ii'mjvc wriren sooner of Insurance. Statement NATIONAL FRATERNAL SOCIETY OF THE DEAF OAK PARK, ILL. Condition December 31, 1945, As Shown By Statement Filed. $2,750,277 85 304,805.14 Balance from Previous Year, Income From Members, $185,544.20; Miscellaneous, $119,260.94: Total, Disbursements To Members, $99,653.80: Miscellaneous. $98,653.36; Total, 198.307.16 Business written during year Number of Policies 377; A- mount, - 332,899.00 Business in force at end of year Number of Policies 9,981; Amount 7,153,449.00 ASSETS Value of Real Estate (les amount of encu i brances). Mortgage Loans on Real Estate. Value of Bonds and StocKS Cash in Company's Office Deposited in Tru: Compan.es and Bum;- r...: on interes' Interest and Rents due and accrued. All other Assets, as detailed in statement Total Less Assets nut Total admired admitted. As.-ets, LIABILITIES $ 371.357.76 1.2'ifi.424.49 . 1.061.824.16 5.845.40 ... 2o3.512.71 13.768.86 15.104.04 i::.8fi(i.s:i7.42 163,219.07 T:.:.- public. itio-i ies a list ol i. '(u.pmciit needed for butchering the farm, how to butcher the I ii. u and cut t(;.) the can-ass. ir. : formation on rendering lard, cur- ma of the pork by dry curing or brine curing, and other such inforation. It is free for the ask ing. County Agents also have copies of this publication in their offices. The publication also contains ten pnotographs on how to cut up the hog. Better yet, farmers can attend one of the meat cut ting demonstrations now being held in n any counties. At a recent short course for freezer locker people at State College, Dr. Dan Brady, in charge of meats research, gave a series of meat cutting demon strations in which the freezer loc ker employees obtained much practical experience by actually cutting the moat under Brady's Don't Say "Aw Rats" About These Figures When figures are presented for .vhat rats eat, waste, and other wise damage, the exclamation "Aw Rats" is not in order. It costs plenty to keep rats an the farm, according to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Just how much corn will the average rat eat in a yeaf? Studies reveal that he eats a bout 50 pounds of corn. But that's not all. He also wastes from 50 to 100 pounds in addition to what he eats. With corn at $2 a bushel, or thereabouts, he piles up a big bill that the farmer rust p .y, unless someone gets mad about the whole pioposition and Jc :,ks to put on a rat eradica i n e-.urii sipn. Aid :ha:' exactly what's hap pening all over North Carolina :t ti:: t;:i:o. Farmers, with the ;i;c. of tiie county apent and the Wilitife Servi e from State Col li sc. arc carrying out county wide campaigns to rid entire sec- sx :. : :: : : :: 8 '.ions of rats. Red squill bait is prepared at a central location in the county and then farmers come into communi ty centers at a certain time to get their batches of bait. The cost of the bait for the average farm is only about $1. Some farmers have figured that this investment in bait has saved them as much as $200, where rats were especial ly bad. And another thing. Eradica tion of rats is a good health mea sure not only for the family but also for the livestock. Veterinarians say that rats carry such diseases as white scours of calves, mastitis, ring worm, tuberculosis, contagious abortion, coccidisis and infectious if chickens, and trichinosis of Hawkins Elliott of the Ryland community of Chowan County, for example, picked up more than ! 100 dead rats on the day after he put out that one dollars worth ,. .,. on and estimated lhat a- bout another 100 rats were kil ai under the barn. GARAGE & SERVICE STATION Located 212 miles east of Dundarrach at Davis Crossroads. Any repair to any car. All work guaranteed. i Owned and operated by disabled veteran L. R. IRION IN NORTH CAROLINA More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must I m m mm mm m mm AtUwmit Cwti" t - WrwsveM tm AtbnU. Cktkttt. CMa SI M 1 I ii ii a w 1 1 "3 HEAT w WOOD wm Pill ; MAGAZINE PIECES ;.618.35 Death Claims adjusted, not yet due, Supplementary Contracts Sick and Accident Claims, Reserve, Atuonna flPS5mPnlS. All other Liabilities, as detailed in statement, 21,745.8 6.495 no 4.425.86 2,110.00 2.184,178.82 5.271.40 Total Liabilities, $2,224,226.99. Unassigned Funds 493,391.36 $2,717,618 35 BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA Dl RING 1945 Policies or Certificates in force December 31st of pre vious year, Number 133; Amount. $ Policies or Certificates issued during tne year, Number n , Amount, Policies or Certificates in force December 31. 1945, Num ber 139: , J : , i-anH Claims incurred during tne Amount. vear. Number Amount. Losses'and Clal i s paid during the year. Number 5; Amount. 112,862.00 7.000.00 118.376.00 472.00 472.00 President Arthur L. Roberts Actuaries E. D. Brown, Jr., and W. Home Office 433 South Oak Park Ave. Attorney for service: WM. P. HODGES Secre ary C. B. Kemp W. Johnson Oak Park, 111. Commissioner of Insurance, o! -G hnr- t'i capita Under the title S. A " Pine-j$ a-- winter golf . Raleish, N. C. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, Sept. 13th, 1946. t WM P HODGES. Commissioner of Insurance,, do hereby certify '. Th. above u a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Nat Frl c fety ol the Deaf, a Fraternal Order, of Oak Park, 111., ?frf with this Department, showing the condition of said Company, on th? Slit day of December. 1945. Witness my hand and official seal, the day and year above written. WM. P. HODGES, Commissioner of Insurance. N. C liltown. U all years ot America is described in the current HOLIDAY magazine, the p.ece. written by Captain George F. Shearwood, of Pine hurst, is illustrated with vivid color photographs by Bob Gar land. The State Advertising Divi sion also said the state got nation al attention this month in a deer hunt story in PIC, a itorjr on Chapel Hill in South, and that the November 3 issue of PARADE would have a four-page layout on amberjack fishing at Morehead City. The November SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST will feature a story on North Carolina poulrty, and the current BUICK magazine has a story on hunting at Ply mouth. SATURDAY EVENING POST soon will publish a new story on the Marshall Ney legend by Herbert Ravenel Sass, and AMERICAN rragazine has just finished doing a story on Fon tai a Dam. Both LIFE and COL LIERS had staff men at the Cherokee Indian Fair, the division said. Starts Relief in 6 Seconds .from All 6 usual LU' Zmtm Tot. m 4hk4 ii LIGHTING SAWING WOOD FENCING WOOD BURNER ENJOY 24-HOUR CONTROLLED HEAT BUILD BUT ONE FIRE A SEASON No Fires to Build On Cold Mornings REMOVE ASHES ON AVERAGE OF ONLY 3 TIMES MONTHLY Insist on the Downdmff ASHLfY it's PATENTED. This thermostat! colly controlled wood burning heater soves up to 50o ond more on fuc4 costs, write mony Ashley users. Clean, less soot ond dirt. 0cr 3,500 rctoiled in one city ond trading area truly a sensation. Now in our 16th ycor. Sec your local Ashley dcolcr today or write tor his name. ASHLEY AUTOMATIC WOOD STOVE COMPANY Columbia, S. C. :: :: :: :: : : ; : : : : -"' " I iJiaaB BROODING FILLING SILO I CAN BE A BIG HELP! Yes, by the full use of electrical equipment you can make your farm more profitable vour farm wnrk easier can have more time for the many thing's yon want to do. Pictured here are some of the job! electricity can do for yoa there are many others alao. It makes rood tense and It Is food business to plan now to let elec tricity work for yoa on your farm. MILKINC WATERING CHURNING ii ABOUT OUR NEW LINES . . .The acute shortages of poles and wire and transformers and other line building equipment has delayed the line eitension prorram of this Company as It has the building of lines all over the country. However, everything possible Is being done to speed construction. The lines will be built just as fast as materials will permit. In the meantime we want von to know that we understand your position and appreciate the patience with which yoa have waited. CORN SHELLING (CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY) IRONING COOLING (5 INCREASED LAYING GRINDING mm HAY HOISTING INCUBATING i i . i i i i i I I i :&ws. m &y x- 4 s:: ? -wx r, oc qk-w vryyivi
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