Internal Revenue questions for 1921 income tax returns
The document outlines questions for the 1921 income tax return filing under collector L. Woodworth Detroit. It asks about income sources including wages, business, rents, dividends, interest, bonuses, stock sales, broker commissions, partnerships, royalties, dividends to wives, minor children, and director or trustee fees to determine if a return is required and avoid penalties.
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Internal Revenue
L. Woodworth
Detroit
Inecome
Foot Crushed In Gravel Pit Incident Report
A worker suffered a foot injury after being crushed in a gravel pit. Emergency responders attended, transport arranged, and a safety investigation is expected to determine cause and preventive measures.
Memorial Fund Drive Draws Support Across County
Larman Post sets a Friday night in January for a fundraiser inviting county teachers to join a contest among eighty schools to raise money for a soldier memorial. Donations already arrive as cards seek contributions without publishing amounts, and schools receiving top support will get a framed commemorative picture.
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Lerman
Post
Larman
Legion
Atoneér
Geo. E. Bersette
Clare County
Esms
Clara
Clare, Harrison and Farwell Schoole
Jack
Larman Post Memorial Committee
Tidbits
Post Com
Dr H E Neelands Dies in West
A telegram from Metatine Waob confirms Dr A E Weelandas former Clare dentist Dr H E Neelands died in a Spokane hospital early Tuesday morning The news brings sorrow to Mrs Neelands and their ten year old son survives the couple.
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Ezate
Metatine
Waob
Banks of City Elect Officers
Banks of City re elected their officers for the coming year at the annual meeting on Tuesday January 10. Clare County Savings Bank lists O W Perry as president with two vice presidents and a cashier C H Sutherland among others. Citizens State Bank names A E Sleeper as president with two vice presidents and James Bicknell as cashier. Both banks report excellent condition and a strong prior year.
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Banks of
Clare
Clare County Savings Bank
O. W. Perry
Jos. Hudson
Jas
A. McKay
C. H. Sutherland
Geo. V. Colling
O. McGuire
Citizens State Bank
A. E. Sleeper
A. EK. Mulder
Wm. H. Bicknell
Ocashier
James
Bicknell
Ford Cars Take Another Drop
Ford cars fell again as prices dropped amid weak demand. Analysts point to broader auto market softness and rising competition from imported brands affecting sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Midland Bar Association Backs Hart for Federal Judge Post
The Midland County Bar Association endorses Arthur Hart for a new federal judgeship in the Eastern District of Michigan. The resolution cites Hart’s local roots, judicial ability, honesty, and long legal practice, urging President and U S Senators to appoint him when created. The resolution was unanimously passed at the January 9 1922 meeting.
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Michigan
U.S. Senate
Ray Bart
Judicia
Midland County Bar. Association “Bee
Au Hart
Aho
Arthur J. Tuttle
Midland County Bar Association
United States
Midland
Byron Burch
Geo. B. Stanford
Bar Association
Hart
Midland Sun
Prosecution Planned For 26 Local Vital Records Officials
State health department moves to prosecute 26 local registrars across 18 counties for failing to file monthly reports on time. Each registrar faces a misdemeanor with fines up to 100 and up to 20 days in jail. Dr. R M Olin stresses timely death and birth records are vital for public health and outbreak prevention.
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State Department of Health
R M. Olin
Church sleigh ride club switches to autos for potluck
Tuesday evening January 4 the Young Married People's Class of the Methodist church planned a sleigh ride to the Barnes ranch but road conditions sent the party by autos. About thirty members gathered at the church for greetings, supper, and social hour then music and singing. They praised Mr and Mrs Barnes as royal hosts and invited others to join future informal gatherings to stay connected and work together.
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Methodist Church
Mire. Barnes
Barnes
Tradtbfal
Barnea
Wdld Aittle Coctal
Educator J Reuben Lenheiser Dies at 26 in Freeland
J Reuben Lenheiser born Evart Michigan August 22 1895 died at his Freeland home January 9 1922 He taught and led schools in Evart Ewart Care and Freeland married Rene Genevieve Beckwith in July 1920 Their son J Raymond born in Clare last June He leaves parents a brother and sister and many friends
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J. Reuben Lenheiser
Evart
Michigan
Freeland
Evart High School
Michigan State Normal College
Ewart
Care High School
Rene Genevieve Beckwith
Lake City
J. Raymond
Clare
J. D. Lenheiser
Clifford
Alice
Althe
Pesopte
Hunters Prohibited from Disturbing Beavers and Muskrats
Section 359 of the compiled game code forbids destroying disturbing or molesting beaver skunk muskrat or rabbit dens holes or excavations used by game and bans traps within six feet of a muskrat house. Killing a muskrat in the closed season requires showing damage and a permit from the state game fish and forest fire commissioner.
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Game, Fish and Forest Fire Commissioner
Mt Vernon Grange Hosts January 27 Dance Night
Mt Vernon Grange announces a Friday evening dance on January 27 featuring a rapper. Admission is 76 cents. Committees are organizing details for the community event.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
Bill
New Revenue Act Cuts Taxes With Immediate and Delayed Benefits
Treasury officials estimate 1922 collections at 3.214 billion dollars and mark significant tax cuts starting January 1 1922. The act raises allowances for families and dependents while repealing nuisance taxes and certain government levies. Benefits flow differently across taxpayers with immediate relief for some and later gains for others through 1923.
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Otter
Incoms Tex
Treasury
Meeting Postponed by North Eastern Michigan Development Bureau
The annual meeting set for Bay City on Tuesday January 24 was postponed to Tuesday February 7. The day’s program includes a 10:90 a.m. business meeting with officer elections in the Board of Commerce Grill Room, a 2:00 p.m. agricultural session at the Armory with speakers from the State Department of Agriculture and University of Wisconsin, and a 7:00 p.m. complimentary dinner in the Bay City Board of Commerce auditorium. All times listed in Eastern Standard Time.
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Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
Bay City
Oficersa
Board of Commerce
Armory
State Department of Agriculture
Dean Roseell
Agricultural Department
University of Wisconsin
Michigan State Farm Bureau Holds February Session
The fourth annual Michigan State Farm Bureau meeting will be at Michigan Agricultural College during Farmers Week on February 23. Delegates and members will hear the year’s report, elect officers, and map the 1922 program. About 6,000 farmers are expected from across the state with possible reduced railroad rates.
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Michigan State Farm Bureau
Michigan Agricultural College
State Farm Bureau Board of Delegates
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Michigan Farm Bureau
The
Agricultural College
Michigan
Proper Diet Plans For Malnourished Children This Winter
The article warns that both overweight and underweight children face nutritional and health risks including retarded mental development and vulnerability to disease. It urges mothers to assess each child, adjust meals and not overeat, while ensuring generous nutrition for underweight children and limiting rich foods for the overweight. A nutrition clinic during Farmers Week will illustrate the contrast between well and poorly nourished children.
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Michigan Agricultural College
U S Veterans Bureau Launches Hospital Clean-up Drive
The U S Veterans Bureau directs a nationwide hospital clean-up drive with district focus on Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Representatives will aid ex service men in filing new compensation claims and securing adjudication of older claims. The effort aims to clear unfiled applications and bring current all hospital cases.
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U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Illinoia
Michigan
Wisconsin
U.S
Buorean F
Clare Study Club to Hear Michigan Pioneer Speaker
At the regular Clare Study Club meeting held at Mrs. Elton Allen’s home on Tuesday an upcoming special program was announced for Tuesday January 24 at 2 30 PM in the high school auditorium Methodist Church. Mrs M B Ferry curator of the Michigan Pioneer Historical Association will speak. Upper grades and the public are invited. A music program by girls and boys condition is the clubs first public appearance. The retiring president Mrs Wm H Bicknell received a silver jolly knife engraved President Clare Brady Club 1918 1922. New president Mrs E Anderson received the gavel. The future program committee includes Mrs McGuire Miss Dewey Mrs J P Jones Mrs Biden Mrs Alea. Supt J P Jones gave a talk on The Government of Michigan. A Round Table on Desirable Reforms in State Government followed, covering conservation crime prevention and industrial safety. The piece notes growing female civic interest may push men to update knowledge or cede control in certain matters.
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Clare Study Club
Elton
Allen
Saaitoriam
Methodist Church
M. B. ‘Ferry
Michigan ‘Pioneer Historical Association
Girle
Boye’ Gitee
Wm. H. Bicknell
Clare ‘Brady
A. E. Mack
E. Anderson
Hew
Mra. McGuire
Misa Dewey
J. P. Jones
Mra. Biden
Alea
Government of
Michigan
Greep
National Thrift Week Opens January Seventeenth
Postmaster John A. Jackson announces National Thrift Week with assistants ready to explain a new monthly investment plan. Money invested grows 25 percent in five years. Example figures show 320 a month for 1822 would yield 3090 in 1927, while 2100 a month would yield 1500. Jackson expects many to adopt the plan and purchase their flat certificates this week.
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John A. Jackson
United States
Poatmaaster Jackson
Ford Accessories Curtains with Oval Glass 3375
Ford accessories noted with curtains and oval glass item 3375. Mention of hood and radiator covers priced at 3.50 dollars with additional items abbreviated as Ssot and Apco shock abeor FS.
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Apco
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Grant Town
Rae A
H. E. Neelands
West
Spokane
Washington
Gity
Petemarys
Treasury Department
State Farm Bureau
Home Economics
Michigan Agri
Oultgral College
Lansing
National Thrift Week
Ford Accessories
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