New Tax Law Affects Individuals Head of Family Figures
The article outlines 1921 individual tax changes under the new law. It notes higher exemptions for married and heads of families earning under 5000 dollars, lower surtax rates starting at 5000, and how these shifts reduce overall taxes for many filers. It also explains corporation and partnership taxes, effective January 1 1922, and the cap of 50 percent on individual taxes tied to net receipts for very large incomes.
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Harden Colfax
Congress
Jlaet
Itt
Saoader
Larman Post Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
Larman Post of the American Legion held its annual gathering Friday evening with a banquet for veterans from World War I and earlier conflicts. Officers elected included Post Commander N. L. Tibbitt, Vice Commander Thos Woods, Adjutant Percy Wilson, Treasurer Howard Brown, Historian Harold Lampman, Welfare Officer Homer Douglas, Chaplain James Sutton, and others, while Mayor A. J. Doherty and Richard Emerson were delayed by storms.
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Larman Post of American Legion
Annie Weill
Poat
Farwell
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Doherty
Richard Emerson
Milberry
Caple
Orhers
James Sutton
Homer Douglas
Harold Lampman
Howard Brown
Percy Wilson
Thos. Woods
N. L. Tibbdill
Announcement of Rural Public Sales and Events
Announcement of weekly public sales plan for rural patrons featuring farm equipment livestock seed corn and miscellaneous items. Listings include Co W Hees sale near Hinkleville school December 14 at noon and H Leiati near Herrick with farm lines and near new machinery December 21. Maccabee card party at KZ of P Hall December 14.
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The
Sentinel
W. Hees
Hinkleville School
H. Leiati
Herrick
Groves
Leicer
Arthur Township
Welfare Fund Fine Highlighted In Community Christmas Program
Clare community band presents songs Joy to the World Hark the Herald Angels Sing Silent Night and Bethlehem melodies. A welfare fund drive by George Collins Mrs Wm Capie and others supports poor families and winter care with clothing food and a community tree event led by Rev Milberry and a volunteer committee.
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Clare
Herald Angels
Shepherds
E. Mulder
George Collins
Wm. H. Capie
Lawrence Jackson
Jas
Bicknell
Community sings urged for Joy to the World practice
The notice asks churches Sunday schools and all groups to learn the three community songs now. Sena lists shut-ins to Mrs Mulder and the Carol Singers will visit them.
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Sena
Farewell trip to California planned by Bradley family
Arthbur Bradley left the first of the week for Saginaw to join his sister Mrs. Aiden Bickford and accompany her to San Bernardino California for the winter. The night before departure friends gathered at home to wish him a safe journey and farewell. They had a fine time the ladies bringing a lot of esates which were all enjoyed.
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Arthbur Bradley
Saginaw
Mre
Aiden Bickford
San Bernardino
Calif
Grant Grange 1021 Election of Officers
Grant Grange 1021 will hold its election of officers on Wednesday evening December 14. Supper will be served. All members are requested to be present. Two candidates are running for each office. Come out and choose your officers. Secretary.
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Grant Grange
Seach
Prices of Tonsorial Work Reduced in Dixieland Shop
Announcement of reduced prices at the Dixieland shop outlines hair cut at 5s and shaves at 150, reflecting a general price reduction in the area.
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Dixieland
Clare Community Band Forms After Legion Supper
Last Friday evening the Clare Community Band organized at the Thompson Elden Sogardun store with about twenty to thirty players aimed from Farwell Vernon township and the former Dover band. Fred Thompson was elected president and William Lang secretary and treasurer. Dr A E Maider volunteered to lead the group as conductor while members plan year end yard work and practice.
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Larman Post
American Legion
Thompson, Elden & Sogardun
Farwell
Vernon Township
Dover
Clare Community Band
Fred Thompson
William Lang
A. E. Maider
Fire destroys valuable Arthur farm home
At about 10:00 Monday morning the farm home of Mr and Mrs L W Sunday in Arthur township was destroyed by a fire thought to have started from a defective attic chimney. The loss is about 11900 with 7000 insurance. Mr Sunday plans to rebuild when weather allows.
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L. W. Sunday
Arthur Township
Blaze
Tre
L. W
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings in Clare
Mrs. John High and Mrs. J. A. Reeder hosted visits in Coleman and Clare. Fr ed Thompson traveled to Owosso for business. Mrs Eva Cooper from Long Lake came for dental work. Miss Florence Taggart of Mt. Pleasant visited Mrs. Henderson. Ladies unions and guilds planned meetings. road work crews visited. several residents traveled to Ewart and Chicago for Christmas.
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John High
Coleman
J. A. Reeder
Fred Thompson
Owosso
Eva Cooper
Long Lake
Clare
Frank Taoner
Mankato Minon
Philo Smith
Wm. Archambaci
Bay City
Florence Taggart
Mt. Pleasant
Hugh Henderson
Clare Lodge Knights Visit Marion for Degree Work and Banquet
On Thursday December 1 Clare Lodge of Pythias sent 18 men with regalia to Marion for Knighting eight candidates at Marion Lodge. They were greeted at the Cantina Hall and hosted to a banquet where toastmaster Grant Howard spoke. J Piper of Clare thanked Marion for the welcome and praised the degree work. The piece notes Marion aims to reclaim the silver cup won by Clare in a prior game, vowing not to lose it.
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Clare Kvivbt
Pythias
Degres
Marion Boys
Grant Howard
Clare
Bro. J. Piper
Marion Lodge
Marion
Ewart Jleet
Merion
Near East Relief Misa S. Hatehadourian visits town
Armenian humanitarian Misa S. Hatehadourian of Arm enia spoke in town supporting the Near East Relief fund. The piece notes America adopted 110000 Armenian orphans, Michigan's share 4590 orphans with a quota of 650900 dollars and Clare County quota of 1007 dollars. A temporary organization was formed with Rev Badgley as chairman and readers are asked to donate during the Christmas appeal.
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S. Hatehadourian
Armenia
Near East Relief Fund
America
Michigan
Clare County
Badgley
Raader
In loving memory of Mrs Martha Archambault
In loving memory of our dear mother and wife Mrs Martha Archambault who died at her daughter’s home in Detroit December 6 1920. She bade no farewell she said goodbye to none. Days of sadness still come o’er us. Tears in essence flow. For memory keeps her near us though she died one year ago. A bitter grief and a shock severe to part with one we loved dear. Our rose in bloom we will not complain but trust in heaven to meet again. Her Loving Husband and Children.
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Martha Archambault
Detroit
Sheardy Cashin Wedding Held at A T Stevens Home
Miss Viola Sheardy and Leo F. Cashin united in marriage by Rev. Badgley on Thanksgiving day at A. T. Stevens home. Bride from Cake and Sheardy family. groom son of a Cadillac merchant. Frances Snearay and true Rogers served as bridesmaids. home decorated with stars stripes and ferns. They will reside in Cadillac with many friends attending.
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A. T. Stevens
Viola Sheardy
Leo F. Cashin
Badgley
M. Sheardy
Cadilac
Mies Frances Snearay
Ertrude Rogers
Cadillac
Best
Wiebes
Notice of open shop and price drops at Ramey lunch room
Notice to the Public. My shop is now open to the public. The war is over, prices are dropping on all necessities of life. Get shaves and haircuts at my place in the Ramey lunch room. Haircuts 25c, shaves 15c. K. A. Stevens
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Ramey
K. A. Stevens
Card of Thanks to Oornelybd Dore and Friends
We extend our grateful thanks to Oornelybd Dore and friends for their efforts to clear our home from debris Monday morning. Sir, and Mrs. L. W. Sanday.
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Dore
Baratag
Lawmakers hear Michigan tax system reform ideas
Last week Supervisors Ward and Vandewarker from bia city and Gen. Stebie of Sheridan joined legislative committee members from across the state in Lansing to discuss proposed changes to the tax law. Topics included assessments timing, exemptions, state and county equalizations, income tax, revenue sources, and ways to curb rising government costs while protecting public services.
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Ward and
Vandewarker
Uf Bia City
Gen. Stebie
Sheridan
Lansing
State Tax Commission
Costa
Mail Christmas Parcels Early Says Postmaster General
A wartime message to upper grade students urges speeding Christmas parcel mail. Instructions cover wrapping and tying securely, plain legible addresses with house numbers, proper From placement, sufficient postage, and a dedicated mail receptacle for Santa Claus parcels.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Massenger
Thanks to the G B S for flowers during illness
A note of gratitude from Mrs. R Beadle and Mrs C Mastera thanks the G B S for the beautiful flowers sent during their recent illness.
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G. BE. S
R. Beadle
Mastera
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