Income Tax Advice From Anonymous Readers Report
A column recreates tips from anonymous subjects on filing income tax returns. It lists varied stances from a clothing dealer to a baseball player and a wrestler, detailing schemes to reduce or evade taxes, with a mock digression about a sign reading Income Tax Maker Out. The piece preserves a satirical tone and cites Kilian as the interview subject organizer.
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Mary Manners
Dorothy Dix
Brian Oe Beers
Rmvereener Arts
James Killian
Killian Company
Ste .Roy
Speereert Ora
Oberlin Woodwind Ensemble to Appear at Coe April 2
Oberlin College woodwind ensemble led by George Waln will perform in the Coe College chapel in Cedar Rapids on April 2. The event, sponsored by the Coe Women's Band, features a group praised on national radio and noted for its artistry and regional teaching connections.
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Coe
Coe College
Oberlin College
George Waln
Coe Women’s Band
Cedar Rapids
America
Mr Waln
George Fo Waln
First Avenue
Eootuight
Coe Muse
Oberlin Colege
United States
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Figures on State Owes You and Tax Tricks From a Garage Interview
A garage mechanic describes dodging tax collection and paying bribes to a big shot. He boasts about signing papers without reading them, improvises a math riddle to hide earnings, and mocks others who discuss deductions and rental income. The passage ends with missing notes and casual dismissiveness.
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Change Minds Again Plead Guilty In Liquor Counts
Erma Lyman and Robert Shaffer pled guilty to illegal sale of intoxicating liquor before Judge H C Ring after twice changing pleas, each receiving jail terms and early release on good behavior. Police reported liquor seized at their 122 A avenue NW address. Other cases included W H Gardner fined 300 dollars for possession and three gallons seized, Thomas Carney given six months for larceny, and George Sears fined for opening cigarette cartons without stamps.
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Robert Shaffer
A Avenue NW
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Drew
Shaffer
W H. Gardner
Twentieth Avenue SW
Ring
Cardner
Thomas Carney
Second Street
Adams School
Carney
F . Ellison
George Sears
Cedar Rapids
S Fink
Clinton
Sears
Edward H Kane Named Exalted Ruler Elect Of Cedar Rapids Elks
Edward H Kane was named exalted ruler elect of Cedar Rapids lodge No 251 BPO Elks to succeed David G Bleakley with term start after April 9. Officers listed include Vinch Skinner Hines Chadima Swaney Bailey McGladrey plus alternate rep Silliman. Membership rose from 447 to 812. installation dinner set for April 3. March meetings cancel social activities due to Lent. Arizona petrified forest area noted at 25625 acres.
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Cedar Rapids Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Kane
David G. Bleakley
Elks Club
Robert J. Vinch
E. Harold Skinner
Don Hines
Willard J. Chadima
Lynn Swaney
Peter F. Bailey
I. B. McGladrey
Bailey
McGladrey
Grand Lodge
Denver
Mr. Kane
B. D. Silliman
Elks
Iowa State Elks Association
Willard Chadima
Ruler Bleakley
Elks Lodge
United States
Cheese Factory to Open Near Waukon in March
A cheese factory in a former powdered milk plant near Waukon will start operations March 15 with Werner Wanzenried of Benton Wisconsin in charge. Thirty five farmers on four milk hauling routes have contracted to sell milk to the plant.
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Waukon
Werner Wanzenried
Benton
Wis
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