Demand for Positive Evidence of Tax Deductions
The note stresses the need for clearer proof of legitimate deductions. It urges orderly records for both business and household expenses claimed to reduce taxes. The emphasis is on verifiable documentation and accurate accounting practices.
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Pigs eat less efficient despite large appetites say MSU study
Michigan State University researcher William Magee reports that pigs with large appetites are not the most feed efficient. Analyzing 80 boars and two pig litters, Magee found higher feed use per pound gained in the hungriest pigs, challenging the belief that faster gain equals efficiency. With 350000 hogs sold yearly in Michigan, 5 extra pounds per hog has a large impact.
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Michigan State University
William T. Magee
MSU
Magee
Michigan
Clare County braces for brucellosis tuberculosis testing
Dr Mackenzie of Remus reported all beef and dairy cow herds will be tested by December 1 for brucellosis and tuberculosis. Only one beef cow tested positive for brucellosis leading to a quarantined herd. the affected animal was sold. Two herds were quarantined for tuberculosis. The county is positioned to be certified free again.
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Mackenzie
Remus
Clare County
Christmas Parties and Church Events in Gilmore
The Pioneer Farm Bureau held its annual Christmas Party at the Phillips home with a ham and pot luck and gift exchange. Women’s Fellowship at Gilmore Church hosted a Christmas party with gift exchange and mystery sisters. Merry Go Round Club met at Shaner’s for a Christmas party and pot luck. Elmer Kidder returned from Dearborn. January meeting planned at Wood residence. Gilmore Church of Christ held a Christmas program and free Wednesday evening.
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Central Gilmore
Pioneer Farm Bureau
William Phillips
Womens Fellowship Circle
Gilmore Church
Elmer Kidder
Dearborn
Merry Go Round Club
Clarence Shaner
Walter Wood
Gilmore Church of Christ
MSU Seeks Applicants for National Institute Scholarships
Michigan State University invites high school seniors to apply by February 1 1963 for fifteen 300 freshman scholarships from the National Institute of Food Technologists. Dr B Schweigert notes third annual awards with two 1962 recipients now at MSU. An extra twenty departmental scholarships are funded by Michigan food industry groups.
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Department of Food Science
Michigan State University
National Institute of Food Technologists
B.&. Schweigert
MSU
Anthony Hall
East Lansing
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