24 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
1
Publication details show DANTEM PIERCE as publisher with post office designation and classified advertising rates. Rates cover local carrier subscriptions and mail options to U S and Canada. Mentions Associated Press credit and republication rights.
Atlantic News-Telegraph subscribers who do not receive evening papers may arrange home delivery by calling before seven o clock at Red 403 This is not the News-Telegraph number The business world quote urges the man with the most facts and imagination to adapt in the next twenty five years
The News-Telegraph discusses Howard J. Clark's full interpretation of Section 15A of the Esch-Cummins transportation act. He argues the inter state commerce commission must fix rail rates using a six hundredweight inflated valuation for two years, and that the clause remains in effect beyond April 1. Clark suggests the railroad valuation aids rate making and may spur later law amendments, while observers debate repeal prospects and the Copper bill S 1160.
A poem recounts Augustus Crawfish killing neighbor Jabez Spry and facing slow, flawed legal twists. The trial drags on with misapplied commas and reversals, while Spry remains dead and Crawfish endures aging illnesses.
Des Moines Jan 24 The state highway commission reports the year 1021 saw negligible maintenance costs compared with the beneficial work done. Total salaries and expenses for the last year were 4 016 75. Members include W Collinson Chariton Dem total 1 945 0. W Walden Scranton Republican 1 812 47. Dean Marston Ames expenses 255 42.
A guidance notice outlines filing thresholds for 1921 income tax. Singles with net income over 1000, married individuals over 2000 must file. Any person with gross income over 5090 must file, even if deductions exceed that amount. It explains gross versus net, exemptions, and joint or separate returns, with examples and dependent rules.
Notice to all interested parties to appear at the Atlantic Court House Cass County Iowa January 30 1922 at 9 am to show cause why the last will and testament of Andrew H Anderson deceased should not be admitted to probate A A Emigh Clerk of the District Court signs and seals the notice January 24 1922.
A noted line attributed to Hawthorne praises Washington's enduring virtue, stating that one of the republic’s most valuable traits is the ability to extract order from confusion. The remark highlights leadership and civic organization as key strengths.
A 1921 tax guide explains Section 218 C limits on personal exemptions and surtax impacts. It covers normal rates, how surtax interacts with exemptions, who must file by March 16 1922, and penalties for noncompliance including $1000 plus 25 percent of tax due. It includes worked examples for married couples with two children and notes required filings when net income exceeds exemption.
A fragment notes Tunlac drawing clamoring interest from many foreign countries and describes its world wide fame as highlighted by Arthur"Lee. The text references international appeal and a notable figure in connection with the subject.
I thank my neighbors and friends sincerely for the kindnesses shown during my recent illness.
Aggaciated Pods notes Miss Heins at the Iowa state library reports increasing requests from boys in Des Moines for traveling library books. Reading interests shift away from western fiction toward history and inspirational subjects as work proceeds on curating suitable juvenile reading material.
At a suburb meeting the chair failed to close properly as speakers thanked attendees. A member urged a formal vote of thanks, claiming the chair had fulfilled duties, prompting discussion on decorum and procedure.
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