Dallas Youth Ships Himself Home Hidden in Large Prescott Box
William Green Baker 18 of Dallas was nailed into a dry goods box and shipped by rail from Prescott Arizona to Dallas. The box weighed 220 pounds and was valued at 150 dollars. He rode in the express car from Wednesday noon until Saturday afternoon before being discovered in Barstow. Baker claimed no criminal intent, saying he hoped to return home due to poverty and joblessness. The box was consigned to G A Wood of Dallas. Grover A Wood and Mrs Mattie Baker are locals related to the case.
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Revision of Income Tax Filing for 1923 Returns
As Congress considers tax revision there is a lull in 1923 return filings. Taxpayers are urged to file early to avoid last minute congestion before March 16, with no extensions granted for filing.
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Retroactive tax relief guidance for sickness or absence
Taxpayers can prove absence or sickness as the cause. If the law is retroactive, Collectors Offices will adjust accounts and relieve taxpayers from filing amended returns and claims.
Flys Cream Balm Offers Quick Catarrh Relief
A vintage advertisement proclaims Flys Cream Balm opens blocked nostrils in a minute. It claims the antiseptic formula soothes inflamed nasal membranes and provides instant relief from cold or catarrh, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
Studebaker Lab Rounds Off 1924 Models With 500000 Tests
Studebaker operates 125 engineers and a large testing program that runs more than 500000 tests yearly on steel, brass, and other materials. The labs detect flaws with precision devices and microscopes to assure high quality six cylinder cars and durable service. The process supports accurate manufacturing of three six cylinder Studebaker models and tight tolerances in thousands of mechanical operations.
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