Income Tax Returns Due in 1919 Filing Drive
Notice outlines March 15 deadline for individuals with net income 1000 or more single or 2000 or more married to file sworn returns. It explains filing status rules, joint vs separate returns, and forms 100A 101 1063 1120 1041 1040, plus instructions for Ohio residents and where to send filings. It emphasizes accuracy, use of Form 1010A as a reminder, and free IRS assistance.
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Mpdsea
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Cnetinatt
Boredo
Columbus
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Office
Honda
United States
Coruntrestoner of
Washinerten
Public Sale at Rickle Farm Near Carey March 18 1920
An auction will be held at the W. H. Rickle farm four miles south of Carey on the Crawford Salem waterbound pike Thursday March 18 1920 starting at 10 90 o'clock. The sale includes 11 horses 18 cattle 71 sheep 11 hogs farm implements and 10 tons of clover hay backed by details of breeds ages and weights. Dinner served by Beech Grove Ladies Aid. W H Rickle C C Rickle Stanley Jones Henry Kear auctioneer clerk.
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W. H. Rickle
Carey
Crawford-Salem
Farrow
Poland
China
John Deera
Rock Island
Timothy Geach
Ladies Aid
Beech Grove
C. C. Rickle
Stanley Jones
Henry Kear
Income Tax In Nutshell for Internal Revenue Rules
Tax rates applied to net income with a 1 percent baseline up to 24000. Married couples with higher incomes face progressive brackets up to 60 percent on net income over 5000. Final filing date and payment deadlines are noted along with exemptions and regulations governing standard tax.
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Lelupas
Ing
Fey
Public sale on Henry Greek farm near Mt. Blanchard Ohio
The undersigned will sell at public sale at his residence on the Henry Greek farm three miles east of Mt. Blanchard and five and a half miles southwest of Vanlue Ohio on Wednesday March 24 1920 beginning at 7 o clock a m. Items include two milk cows one due April 15 and one due February 15 a nine month old steer a brood sow with pigs and shoats about 125 pounds six Shropshire ewes and one Shropshire buck farming implements many practically new pieces including an Osborne hay loader mowing machine hay tedder corn planter corn plow walking plow harrow scale corn shelter and more. Corn in crib barley in bin hay in mow nine acres wheat in ground plus lunch on ground. Frank Greek W W Swisher auctioneers C B Pahl clerk.
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Henry Greek
Mt. Blanchard
Vanlue
Ohio
Mh&re
Osborne
Hayes
American Weights Faults Delay Certification
The United States Bureau of Standards reports many weights submitted by American manufacturers fail to meet criteria. Delays and inconvenience have led a major dealer to consider importing weights certified by the bureau. The issue is blamed largely on insufficient factory inspections.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Librarians push plan to curb unrest with American ideals
The American Library Association mobilizes 4000 librarians in a Books for Everybody drive to aid the foreign born. A two million dollar Enlarged Program funds translator linked publishing and expanded county and industrial libraries to teach Americanism to millions who do not read English.
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United States
American Library Association
Association
Books for Blind Move to Expand Braille Library Aid
The American Library Association backs a Books for Everybody program to boost Braille titles in the United States. It aims to raise 2 million dollars through trustees and friends, not a campaign, to print and distribute more volumes for blind readers.
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Library Association
Geo A. Itera
United States
iThe
American Library Association
Whrarlang
Books for Everybody mobilizes county libraries nationwide
The American Library Association promotes a nationwide Books for Everybody program modeled on California Ohio and Maryland. It urges every county to adopt a central library plus outposts delivering books by truck or parcel post to stores post offices schools and homes. The plan seeks 2 million dollars and rests on librarians trustees and supporters.
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The
American Library Association
California
Ohio
Maryland
Friends of Libraries
Books for Everybody Honored by American Library Association
The American Library Association marks forty years of service with a national drive to promote library systems and reading habits. It notes supplying over 7,000,000 volumes to service members and plans not to use an intensive push but to rely on librarians trustees and friends to raise 7,000,006 dollars.
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Sinre
Neatice
American Library? Association
esther/ whanniel
United States
Friends of
Hancock County News Briefs Highlight Deaths Finances and Real Estate
Hancock County announces the death of Mrs. Rachel Bentley at 89, county finances report February interest of 1236.17 and a record tax collection. Gorrell Hotel Annex rush adds 42 rooms. Legal notices include a dog damage suit for 630 dollars and a nonsupport plea in Bowling Green. Leap year marriage licenses rise and county transfers total seven mortgages filed with several $1 sums. closing with a gratitude note from the Carey Times and a subscription price update.
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Rachel Bentley
Cory
C. M. Beard
Hancock County
Funeral services held for L M Wonder at United Evangelical
Funeral services for L M Wonder were conducted Friday afternoon at the United Evangelical church with Rev C L Kern officiating. Interment followed in Spring Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were his two sons Willis and Irvin Wonder and four McRill brothers-in-law. Attending from a distance were numerous relatives including McRill households from Vanlue Findlay and Fostoria and others from Delaware and Columbus.
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L. M. Wonder
United Evangelical Church
Rev
C. L. Kern
Intermett
Spring Grove Cemetery
Willis Wonder
Irvin Wonder
R. W.W. McRill
Vanlue
A. A. McRill
B. E. McRill
J. B. McRill
Findlay
R.A. McRill
Hdna
Orlow Messamore
Arlow Altman
J. C. McRill
Myrtle
E. E. McRill
Forest McRill
S. Hawitt
Dale
Amanda Heck
Wilibur Davis
Ben Heck
Jesse Jacoba
Delaware
Willard Stief
Columbus
8. O. Wonder
Fostoria
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Stomach Relief
A vintage ad promises quick relief from stomach upset and bad taste with Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It claims they work without griping or cramps, to be taken at bedtime with prices listed as 10c or 2c.
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Pooueanes
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