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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
8
A rundown of a large sale featuring ladies silk petticoats at 1.85 each, scrim draperies up to 25c per yard, half bleached table linen at 50c, white table linen 60 in wide 35c, linen napkins 95c per dozen, and mercerized napkins 65c per dozen. Also offering children's wash dresses from 65c, colored lawns at 19c, colored messaline waists for 1.98, and various white and colored linens at reduced prices.
One lot lace and embroideries valued at 15c per yard, now 25c lace item at 50c value 25c. Ladies muslin underwear including gowns skirts slips and drawers, quality 1.50, sale price unknown. Ladies spring coats navy and black serge, four-fifths length, sale price 9.50. Suits valued 15, price 6.95. 38-in wool serge new shades, price 0.55 per yard. 20c black and white shepherd plaid.
A lengthy tariff overview outlines substantial reductions across many categories including meat, dairy, fruits, textiles, and paper products to ease living costs. It argues tariffs should fall to promote honest competition and global market expansion while protecting profitable efficiency.
The article details the early organization of the new Congress, noting the absence of long-time leaders, the Democratic majority's control, and President Wilson’s expected influence. It outlines tariff revision plans, likely calendar, and proposed Senate rule changes to limit power concentration, with focus on Underwood and Simmons led initiatives and the inclusion of the Progressive party in House processes.
The article explains personal liability for income tax by individuals and corporations. It notes withholding procedures and the collector of Internal Revenue. It states fines up to $500 for late or missing returns and penalties up to $1,000 for false or fraudulent returns.
The article notes substantial duty reductions on machine tools and Embroidering and lace making machines now taxed at 25 percent. The Whelule introduces a blanket 40 percent duty on articles rich in platinum gold or silver and 25 percent on items mainly metal. Lead bearing products are taxed from 1.5 to 0.5 cents per pound.
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