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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1921
Page
2
A government guidance piece explains 1920 income tax requirements with exemptions for single persons 1000 dollars, married 2000 dollars, and dependents 200 each. It details filing dates, penalties for noncompliance, installment payments, revised forms 1040A and 1040, and audit error reduction to aid taxpayers.
Norfolk Neb Jan 22 The city manager plan for the city was voted down by about 900 votes in today s special election with over 3 000 votes cast.
Washington January 22 a bill to lift salaries of senators and representatives from 7600 to 10000 a year after March 4 next was introduced by Democrat Campbell of Pennsylvania. San Francisco January 22 cane sugar dropped from 766 to 475.5 a hundredweight and beet sugar from 745 to 972.5 in today’s prices.
Summary of 1920 income tax for single and married filers with net incomes thresholds. Final filing date March 15, 1921. Collected by internal revenue districts with forms 1040 and YOLD A. Taxes include 4 percent on taxable income up to 4000 over exemptions, 8 percent on the excess, plus surtax from 1 to 65 percent on net incomes over 5000.
Continued from Page 1 the list shows numerous liens against properties and individuals tied to payments. Names such as Walter B Wise John Weymuth Dan Campbell and Antone Hammis appear with specific amounts, outlining debts secured against residences and businesses across Butte and Meaderville. The document details the property held for payment and the Hen against each, indicating a broad array of creditors and property locations.
The article asserts Ireland’s government is legally constituted by its people and that Ireland has the right to issue passports to its citizens. It states a resolve not to sit idly by if rights are nullified and to contest any action in the courts. It insists on Ireland's right to present its suffering in foreign lands and to uphold regular government under international law.
Police reports for 1920 show about 1,300 suicides in Hungary with around 30,000 women and 1,200 men taking their own lives. Over 10,000 more attempted suicide, attributed to deteriorating living conditions.
The sole woman member of the assembly urged introduction of a lobbyist registration resolution. The house consented to allow Cooney of Cascade to introduce a bill changing state and county fiscal years. The measure, drawn by revenue and taxation, was favorably reported. Other bills included funds for deficiencies in rate offices and widows homestead exemptions.
President Wilson sees a public and solemn engagement among great powers to respect Russia's territorial integrity as essential to pacifying Armenia and neighboring states. The view is stated in a note to Paul Hymans of the League of Nations, sent January 18 and released by the State Department.
GAT FALLS Jan 22 William Her a pioneer resident of up Bathtub died early morning in Sort hursdas according to word received He was proprietor at Kelner and faithes he came to Great Falls to attend in connection with which he was owner The body was brought to Great Falls until word is received from the brother.
Early rounds determined finalists for the Ordway trophy with Perham facing Capron or Emeron, and Barker set to meet Perham or Capron for the Banker's trophy. Late-night results included Capron 13 over Witherspoon 7 and Perham 12 over Reed 10, with Capron 15 over Martin 4 and Emerson 13 over Halloran 7 earlier in the day. Weather tempers caused water on rinks but ice hardened by night.
Three booze raids yielded a 20 gallon still on Peter Moret’s farm west of Missoula and a 100 gallon barrel of Dago red wine near an Italian home on the north side. Moonshine apparatus was found unassembled at another Italian’s property. Officers seized a steel gasoline still and water pipe apparatus. Moret, previously arrested on the Violette farm, was taken in on bond with double charges.
Vernon residents received letters threatening death unless $500 was deposited in a letter box. decoy letters went out yesterday, two suspects approached the box but were not captured. Names tied to the letters include Charles Gaches former Regent of the University of Washington James Bert uses John Peth and Richard Peth. A separate report from Chelsea Massachusetts describes a masked burglar with a pistol repelled by hot dishwater from a woman. Lincoln Nebraska notes a 1000 pound safe stolen from the Ford building containing records books and a $300 diamond ring. another safe remained undisturbed. In York bandits attacked an auction room killing Emanuel Shields and wounding Henry Young before fleeing.
Mr. Smith praised the cornerstone laid for the Butte building calling it one of America’s three finest for a city of Butte’s size. He spoke on the Sunday program started by Secretary Parker, noting potential difficulties but urging steadfast work and growth over 25 years. Helena dispatch notes rail action and a $300,000 incorporation for Butte Oil and Gas Co.
A fragmented notice describes an American method of reducing fat using Marmola Prescription Tablet, promising two to four pounds weekly without stomach injury or exercise or dieting. It emphasizes novelty and rapid results as a notable addition to civilization's needs.
An article touts mal sified cocoanut oil shampoo as superior to commercial brands. It warns against alkali in many shampoos that can dry the scalp and damage hair, recommending rubbing pure greaseless oil into wet hair for a rich lather that cleanses and leaves hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage. It notes the product is cheap and widely available.
A erratic report describes Clemmons’s capture in a moonshine case. The sheriff’s actions, a wife’s denial, and a preliminary court appearance surface amid allegations of unlawful proceedings and pending sentencing. The accused faces remand to custody as proceedings continue.
A vintage advertisement promotes a free trial bottle of Brownstone hair tint claiming no damage to hair. It urges readers to send details to Kenton Prarmacai CE in Covington Kentucky for a trial kit and mentions a wart tax and address.
A brief Kalispell report states a former service member was crushed by a rolling log during an incident described with garbled OCR. The casualty is noted as serious or fatal while authorities and witnesses are mentioned, with little clear detail on location or exact sequence.
California resident J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa says a simple home mix can darken gray hair. His formula uses water aurum Barbo compound and glycerine, applied twice weekly to achieve a desired shade without coloring the scalp or rubbing off.
A presidential elects party aboard the houseboat Victoria left St. Augustine for a fishing trip along the Florida east coast. They spent the night near Summer Haven, about 20 miles south, after a late afternoon departure.
A testimonial claims a medicine relieved stomach and gallstone symptoms after years of pain and ineffective treatments. The user credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing ailments and restoring health, praising its simple, harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation affecting the stomach liver and intestines.
The piece notes that a cigar can taste off due to poor digestion from heavy work and high stress. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to prevent indigestion and claims brain workers will find them a good investment. Air Gruerists reportedly carry them in 60 cent.
A noted authority warns indigestion stems from hyper acidity and fermenting undigested food in the stomach. He prescribes Jad Salts and a week of dosing to neutralize the gas, stimulate kidneys, and improve digestion. the remedy is described as inexpensive and widely used.
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism remedy that instantly soothes tender spots. It claims it can end rheumatic stiffness and swelling without internal treatment, noting decades of success for rheumatism, sciatic pain, neuralgia, and sprains.
Misread ad copy extols Pape's Diapepsin as the largest stomach aid and regulator. It claims indigestion, gas, belching, and sour stomach vanish after taking the tablet, with a box priced about 90 cents at Grap stores.
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