Easter Program and Church Meetings Announced
First Baptist Church sets special Easter services with 11 a m worship and 10 a m Bible School. Rev F C Barrett to assist next week starting April 2 with annual officer elections on April 3 and Roll Call on April 7. Local notes include a visit by Lincoln attorney Clark Jeary and potash plant chatter.
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the Baptist Church
F. C. Barrett
Clark Jeary
Lincoln
Alliance
Basye
Jeary
Lee
Last Day For Federal Tax Returns In 1918
April 1 1918 is the final day under federal income tax law to file returns. Penalties include up to 2000 dollars or one year in prison for false returns and 100 percent of tax evaded. late filing incurs 20 to 1000 dollars plus 50 percent of tax due. Extensions of up to 40 days are possible with filed requests. Internal revenue agents tour the country to assist taxpayers and advise contacting the deputy for local guidance. The commissioner urges compliance as part of wartime measures.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Roper
Coperess
D. C. Roper
War tax message and local notices blend into a rural scene
A 1917 war tax explanation outlines who must file and how exemptions work, stressing shared sacrifice and equal treatment for married and single people, with special provisions for widows and children. Local notices follow: a death in Foremost Alberta, a Hupmobile agency opening, Avery Tractor business, and community updates including real estate, septic bonds, and war savings contributions.
Nebraska Telephone Co. travels chief operator visits city
Traveling chief operator for the Nebraska Telephone Co is spending the week here on company business. Lloyd C. Thomas left for Lincoln last Saturday night to attend the special session of the State Legislature which started this week. William Ostenberg Jr has purchased the pretty home on Toluca Ave formerly belonging to Jerry Rowen.
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Detroit Michigan
Hup
Alliance Auto Supply
Holloway
Schwabe Bros
Chadron
Nebraska Telephone Co
Lloyd C. Thomas
Lincoln
State Legistate
William Ostenberg Jr
Toluca Ave
Jerry Rowen
Characteristics of Famous Men and A Departing Guest
A brief reflection on fame notes that famous men often show limited sense and politeness and a focus on practical matters. A humorous exchange from Mrs. Inwrong reveals a couple’s prior planning with a Catastrophe Fund to cover emergencies.
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Mrs. Inwrong
George
New York Times
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Overnight
A druggist touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a 60 cent remedy that darkens gray or faded hair naturally. Millions of bottles are sold annually for its proven look, with claims of rapid, even darkening and a youthful appearance. The ad notes it is a toilet product not a medical treatment.
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Wyeth
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H. Black Company
Wooltex
Tion
Horace Bogue
Iwta
The
Sex Designers
First Baptist Church
Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
W. R. Harper
Madama Standard
Harper
Bayee
Stringer
Pryor
Nebraska
Alliance Herald
Minorka Roosters
James Daugherty
Ward
C. E. Bennet
J. A. Keegan
Big Horn Ave
City of
Henry Rigier
York
Rhode Island
B. A. White
Hemingford Nebr
C. QO. Rosenberger
Hemmeford
East 3Rd St
Haddorff Music House
John R, Snyder
Herald Office
Ford
Chevrolet
J. H. Vaughn & Son Alliance
Depot
West Lawn
Rm da
Real Es
Reddish
Edith May Walls
Alberta Canada
Darlings Chapel
Woodlawn
Wallis
Sturgeon Bros
Avery Tractor
George Mollring
William Rusk
Hemingford
Miss Abbott
Alliance Schools
Crawford
Car Dutton
Elks Minstrels
Ruby Griggs
Grand Island
B. W. Uowe
Cage
Dacy Bros
Dierks Lumber Company
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