New tax rates take effect in coming weeks
Washington June 9 Most new taxes from the $1.1185 billion revenue bill become effective in twelve days with June 21 as the hard start for excise taxes and special levies. Income tax brackets rise, corporate and estate taxes adjust, and various levies on goods services and transportation begin rolling out through July 21. returns for 1982 are due in 1983.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Power Company
Billing terms for sales and future delivery charges
The notice lists charges: a base amount of 500 dollars, 50 cents per 500 in excess, and 5 cents per 100 for produce sales to be delivered in the future.
Special Permanent Wave 2 95
Clark son’s advertises a special permanent wave for 2 95 with contact by phone 116 in Brookfield.
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Clarkson
Brookfield
P. E. O. Chapter Hosts Luncheon at Mrs Adams Home
The local P. E. O. chapter met at the home of Mrs. Her min F. Adams on Wednesday of last week with eighteen members present. They welcomed guests Mrs. Blanche Johnson Mrs. Clara Thurlo and Mrs. Frances Grice. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs. Adams.
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Hermin F. Adams
Blanche Johnson
Clara Thurlo
Frances Grice
Adams
Sunshine Workers Elect Officers in June Meeting
Sunshine Workers met Wednesday afternoon June 8 with Mrs. Mertie Gray. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. Mabel Arnold was chosen president and Mrs. Ella Stufflebean vice president. Secretaries were Miss Mahala Kille and Mrs. Marjorie Lay. New members welcomed and attendance contest began. Five visitors attended and refreshments followed. Next meeting June 22 with Ruby Knifong. roll call prompt with What I like best about the club.
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Sunshine Workers
Mertie Gray
Mabel Arnold
Ella Stufflebean
Ruby Knifong
C. R
Friday to Friday Diary Excerpt Reflects Small-Town Life
A fragmented diary recounts weekly events with neighbors and family in a small town. Emmy voices admiration for Dr Bunch, Joe Hix discusses qualifying as an advertising writer, a pastor greets a church crowd, Mrs Wing suffers an accident, Effie welcomes a new baby, and a camping night ends with Pa sleeping outside.
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Ant Emmy
Dr. Bunch
Chirch
Sun
K. G. Wing
Jake
Mebby
Galt Defeats Browning in Close Sunday Baseball Showdown
Galt tops Browning 5 to 4 at Browning Park Diamond in a tight game. Moore struck out 15 for Galt while Franklin allowed 6 hits. Franklin drove in 3 runs for Browning. Umpires Bingham and Snapp called a fair contest as Woodworth and Powers led scorers for their teams.
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Galt
Browning
Browning Park
Franklin
Powers
Moore
South Paw
Benntt
Dickinson
Woodworth
Procter
Richatdson
Moore, Rieck Eite
Rome
Coco
Stone
Thurlo
Snapp
Richardson
Gibson
Bingham
Regulars Defeat Merchants in Twilight Baseball Tilt
A fair crowd watched Browning's regulars defeat the Merchants in a lopsided Thursday twilight game. After a close 1 0 lead in the first two innings, Wampler's outfield breakdown allowed Atkins to hit a threebagger and seal the win. Franklin started on the mound with Dickinson in relief. Williams on the Merchants side noted slowing pace.
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Merchants
Browning
Wampler
Atkins
Franklin
Young Dickinson
Williams
Wamp
Merchants to Host Strong Lineup Thursday Evening
The Merchants promise a better game this Thursday with Adams and Peterson back in action after barley-horse absences. An overflow crowd is expected as the old players and new talent, including lineup names like Mer.-Phil lips and Dickinson, prepare for a 5:30 Park diamond game.
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Adams
Peterson
Mer
Phillips
Kenley
Bagley
Carter
Wampler
B. Peterson
Bauswell
Becker
Duckworth
Dickinson
Woodworth
J. Moore
Atkins
Thurlo
N. Brassfield
Bennett
Moore
Franklin
Bingham
Debasement of Silver Impacts Global Economy
The silver problem affects all, not just mining states. Debased silver reduces purchasing power worldwide, triggering export declines and factory closures in the United States as gold shortages threaten global commerce. Economists seek a practical gold to silver ratio to restore prosperity.
In Sad Memory of Our Dear Father David Warren Jennings
In loving memory of David Warren Jennings who died June 14 1931 aged years. The poem recalls sorrow and enduring love from a daughter Mrs John Quigley noting grief, absence, and the father’s grave in a graveyard.
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David Warren Jennings
Father
John Quigley
Plan Now For Fall Layers In Poultry Housing
Harold Canfield of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges farmers to start planning for fall layers by managing pullets from the start. Move cockerels to separate quarters as soon as they reach broiler size to reduce crowding. Provide roosts in the brooder house and shift pullets off starter mash at 8 to 10 weeks, feeding cracked yellow corn or a corn and wheat mix.
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Harold Canfield
Missouri College of Agriculture
Annual R N A Convention Held at Linneus
Members from Linn county convened for the eighteenth annual Royal Neighbors of America gathering in Linneus. Guests included State Supervisor Mrs. Lou Ella Curry of Chillicothe and State Oracle Mrs. Maude Webb of Linneus. The program featured religious services, a school of instruction, dinner by Methodist Ladies, and a juvenile show by New Cambria youths. Next year Browning will host with hopes for full county representation.
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Linn County
Royal Neighbors of America
Linneus
Lou Ella Curry
Chillicothe
Maude Webb
Ida L. Davis
Lacede
Curry
Young Peoples Orchestra
New Cambria
Browning
Village Gathering Honors Mrs Lam bert and Son
On June 12 neighbors and friends gathered at Edwin and Mrs Smiths home with baskets to honor Mrs J M Lambert and son Edwin of Belen New Mexico who were visiting relatives. Attendees included many local couples and children and guests from Tulvania New Mo New Boston Mo and Gifford Mo. All reported a most enjoyable time.
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Edwin Smith
W.H. Smith
Jay Smith
Ivan and
Dixie
Floyd Palmer
Irma Wave
Stewart Woodside
Pauline
Lucy Houser
Manuel Creason
C. C. Creason
Harold Patterson
Betty Irene
Charlotte Jean
Ed Ogle
Leon Gooch
Herman
Clifford
Jack
Curt Bagley
Margaret
Claire
Wilma
A. R. Riedle
Maggie Watson
Mildred Skeens
Mildred Smith
Bessie Finney
Mary Seals
Louise Keithley
Pansy Lou Patterson
Marjorie Woodside
Dorothy Woodside
Woodrow Keithley
Herbert Ogle
David Ogle
Ralph Ogle
Johnnie Ogle
Lee Ellis Hedges
Elmer Penhale
Jimmie Smith
Dan van Doren
Pearl
Tulvania
Porter Dover
Rosalee and
Donald
New Boston
Kermit Bailey
Gifford
Picnic Honors Teachers and Birthday Trio in Pierce District
Sunday gathering at Emmett Palmer’s pasture brought fifty-one patrons and pupils of Pierce school district to honor Miss Emogene Oaks and celebrate the birthdays of Miss Leatha Oaks and Lavern Riley. Attendees included multiple families such as the Browns, Rileys, Taylors, Goins, and Palmer, despite threatening weather.
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Pierce School
Emmett Palmer
Emogene Oaks
Leatha Oaks
Lavern Riley
al Brown Ily
Gene Riley
Tate
Mac Taylor
Ralph Goins
Local family listings in community notice
A fragmented notice lists several individuals tied to family groups including Mrs Pearl Goins and children Ruth and others, John Wright, Ward Pierce, Artie Cotter with daughter Clara and Eunice Baine, Marilee Phyllis Ruth Mundell Imogene Pearson Dorothy Head Lois Marjorie Urbach Leatha Emogene Oaks.
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Pearl Goins
Ruth Goins
John Wright
Ward Pierce
Artie Cotter
Clara
Eunice Baine
Marilee
Phyllis
Ruth Mundell
Imogene Pearson
Dorothy Head
Lois
Marjorie Urbach
Leatha
Emogene Oaks
Adams Host and Hostess Entertain Friends Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams welcomed a number of friends to a sumptuous two course one o'clock dinner Sunday. The center of the table featured honeysuckle and verbenia. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bolling, J. S. Harmon, Mrs. Josie Jones, Miss Ella Keithley, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lantz, Miss Virginia Bolling, and Master Colman Lantz.
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Guy Adams
J. P. Bolling
J. S. Harmon
Josie Jones
Ella Keithley
S. C. Lantz
Virginia Bolling
Colman Lantz
Mrs Lee to Attend Sorority Convention and Travel
Mrs Orley Lee of Piedmont California asks cancellation of her subscription for a three month auto trip across the country visiting Canada Glacier National Park Black Hills South Carolina Missouri Ohio and the east ending in Buffalo in August where she will preside over her sorority convention then return to California.
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Orley Lee
Piedmont
California
Washington
Mrs. Lee
Adeline Fleming
F. A. Fleming
City
Lightning damages Missouri home near Winigan
During a thunder shower the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Nickell north of Winigan was struck by lightning. The family were at home but unharmed. The blast knocked plaster from walls and damaged weather boarding, likely conducted through radio areas.
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Ben Nickell
Winigan
Home Roof Repairers Harvey and Neet Endure Local Service
Special notice announces twenty years of roofing and painting service by Harvey and Neet continuing at the same Main Street location. Encourages local homeowners to buy at home.
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Main Street
Harvey and
Neet
Lambs Sell Well at Meadville Graded Sale Prices Peak
A graded lamb sale through the Meadville Shipping Association last week yielded top prices of 6.85 for blues 6.75 for reds and 5.00 for greens. After a 0.75 per hundred cost the bulk cleared about 6.00 a head for growers. County Agent Hall has encouraged graded selling for four years with better results than other methods in Linn County.
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Meadville Shipping Association
Palmer
Hall
Linn County
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