State Income Tax Blank Forms Mailed Soon Des Moines
State income blanks for 1935 returns payable in 1936 will be mailed to individuals, corporations, and partnerships who filed last year. Blanks to be mailed by January 15 or 16 from the Des Moines office. Farm schedule blanks also available for farmers to prepare the return.
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J Bondurant
State Income Tax Department
Des Moines
Bondurant
Department
Feld
E.t
Changes in 1935 tax rules and McGregor church officers
Bondurant reports two key rule changes for 1935 tax returns. Iowa state bonds are taxable income and pension fund contributions are deductible. Filing thresholds: individuals with gross income 3000 or more, singles with net 600 or more, married or head of family with net 1100 or more, plus corporations and partnerships. Personal exemptions: single 6, married or head 12, dependent under 21 2, dependent over 21 unable to self support 2. McGregor Congregational church officers elected: Deacon John Heilman, Trustee Walter Davies, Clerk Mrs. George Trugg, Treasurer Fred Richards, Choir leader Mrs. W F. Todd, School Superintendent Mrs. Carl Miller. Albert Clemens named honorary life trustee.
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Bondurant
State of
Iowa
McGregor
Congregational Church
John Heilman
Walter Davies
George Trugg
Fred Richards
W F. Todd
Carl Miller
Albert Clemens
Advance Registration For Second Semester At Cee Starts Monday
Coe college students will begin advance registration for the second semester at 8:30 am Monday in the registrar’s office. A $1 late fee applies if schedules are not completed by Friday afternoon. Freshmen and sophomores first enroll at the registrar’s office then consult advisers.
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Coe College
Bief John M. Henry
Charles T. Hickok
Local Notices and Elections in Conesville and Tipton
In Conesville the Methodist Ladies Aid elected 1936 officers led by President Mrs. Clarence Nicholson and Vice President Mrs. J H. Gipple. A February dinner committee includes Mrs. Oscar Brehme and others. In Tipton the 1936 water levy is discontinued as the water department shows profit, saving about 1500 to 1600 dollars in 1937 taxes.
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Conesville
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Clarence Nicholson
J H. Gipple
McKinley Buser
Oscar Brehme
Eldred Maxwell
Vere Walker
Tipton
Flashes of Life Lynn Police Call and Race Bets
In Lynn a raid on a horse betting shop yielded a police call about race results with a joking exchange between Sergeant Nihan and a caller. In Evanston a 60 year old woman 100 pounds says she fought a 200 pound burglar, hitting him and driving him off.
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Lynn
Mass
Lawrence Nihan
Evanston
Ill
Anna Kain
OxyDOL Promises Whiter Washes With New Safe Method
The ad touts OxyDOL as a no scrub safe soap that makes fabrics whiter in 15 minutes soaking. It claims 2 to 4 times whiter results, gentle on colors after many washes, and double the cleaning power per package, with broad dealer availability.
Escaped Suspect Fled as Speaker Describes Narrow Pursuit
Witness recalls nearly catching a suspect at the front door as he slipped away. The account notes a close chase with a statement about wishing for faster speed to restrain the individual for police.
Barnard Voters Approve Bond, Tear Down Schoolhouse
Town of Barnard Missouri voters approved a bond for a new schoolhouse and demolished the old one in enthusiasm. A technical error in the vote requires a new election on January 14, leaving children without a schoolhouse until then.
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Barnard
Tall Husband Divorced For Cruelty Says Court
Seattle lawyer Leonard Hicks described as six foot six told the court his wife avoided outings because he was too tall. The judge granted the divorce on grounds of cruelty citing the tallness as the reason.
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Seattle
Wash
Leonard Hicks
Hutchinson Band Seeks Sound Proofing for Room
Hutchinson Kansas band members urge school officials to install sound proofing in the high school band room to reduce noise and improve practice conditions.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson High School
Manifold of Buzz Saws Echo in Training Shop
In a noisy training environment the buzz saws in the manual shop on the floor below dominate work, with vibrations and rapid blade motion creating a marked backdrop for nearby tasks. Workers adapt to the industrial hum as equipment operates continuously.
Crow hunting methods revised by Aldrich and Moffitt in Tulsa
A. D. Aldrich and Martin Moffitt plan a refined crow hunting method in Tulsa they baited a trap with liver and lights and reported their first catch.
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Tulsa
Okla
A. D. Aldrich
Martin Moffitt
McGregor Max McLaughlin Ill With Two Diseases
Disabled World War veteran McGregor Max McLaughlin is reported critically ill with both diphtheria and scarlet fever. Doctors note the simultaneous occurrence is rare and describe his Thursday condition as high risk.
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McGregor
Max McLaughlin
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