Warning to taxpayers on include all taxable income for 1919
Internal Revenue Collector Miller stresses returns must show every item of taxable income for 1919. Do not rely on guesswork or estimates. the sworn statement must be thorough. Include overtime, bonuses, employer provided benefits, noncash compensation, and other earnings.
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Internal Revenue
Miller
U S
Business Ventures and Income Earned by Heir
The text notes gains made in business and other ventures as well as income generated by money and property owned by the subject. It highlights how wealth accrued from various ventures and assets contributed to overall earnings.
United States Dominates Global Oil Output in 1919 Projections
The article notes US production reaching about 370 million barrels in 1919, accounting for roughly two thirds of world output. It also highlights US share since 1860, Mexico's rising production, and a global 1917 total of about 600 billion barrels with a 30 percent rise since 1913.
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United States
Mexico
Excess profits tax blamed for high prices
Prof. Colver of the trade commission argues the excess profits tax fuels inflated costs and should be repealed. He claims for each dollar of tax the government takes four to five dollars more are added by profiteers. He suggests a direct gross sales tax as an alternative.
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Prof
Colver
The
Trade Commission
Two Million Houses Wanted
The 1916 to 1919 housing outlook shows population growth and wartime delays created an acute shortage. With 2,000,000 fewer homes than normal, demand outstripped supply and rents rose, driven by the law of supply and demand. The only remedy is increased construction to lower rates.
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Civil Ife
Learn to think do says Armour learn to think do
Armour's Magazine article urges lifelong learning, active observation, and practical application. It portrays a person as a learner, thinker, and doer who gains influence and success by asking intelligent questions, processing knowledge, and acting on it. It stresses turning thought into deeds through experience.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Packer
Armour's Magazine
West Avoids the Wobblies and Freak Proposals
The piece urges western states to resist IWW influence and unstable fiscal schemes. It cautions against four percent interest, minimum wage laws, and state socialist programs like North Dakota’s nonpartisan league. It argues foreign and home capital should fund development.
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West
North Dakota Non-Partisan League
Tripartites
Sheriff Certifies Cattle Shipment From Big Horn County
The sheriff of Big Horn County Wyoming certifies that 63 head of cattle inspected near Lovell will be shipped out of the state. Cattle are branded as described in the inspection.
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Big Horn
Lovell
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Cattle Shipped to Billings by Great Western Sugar Co
Involved cattle described as on right ribs or hip two bulls no brands owned by Great Western Sugar Co Lovell Wyoming. Shipper H Smith. Shipped in cars from multiple roads to destination Billings Montana. Sheriff B F Wickwire and Deputy Ira Waters witness date January 23 1920.
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Great Western Sugar Co
Lovell
Wyo
H. Smith
Billings
Mont
A. D
Butcher's Record of January 1920 Cattle for R J Cruce Basin WY
Record of cattle bought killed and sold by R J Cruce in January 1920 while butchering at Basin Big Horn County Wyoming. Entries include purchases from B E Dawson Manderson J B Whaley Manderson Ira Cooy Otto and notes of brands and hides. Notary Myrna I May certifies oath dated February 5 1920 with commission expires June 15 1921.
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R. J. Cruce
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyo
B. E. Dawson
Manderson
J. B
Myrna I
Wyoming
Third Term Impossible for President Seemingly Bedbound
Four months into illness the president remains confined to the White House with only two cabinet visits and no car rides. Reports say he will likely stay at home through the term, restricting his campaign participation to occasional written statements. Analysts deem a third term now inconceivable, citing risk of relapse from any substantial effort.
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White House
Washington
Natonal Cap
Tal
Card of Thanks for Beloved Son and Brother
The Sackett family thanks friends for kindnesses after the death of their son and brother and for the many beautiful floral offerings.
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W. W. Sackett
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