Tax Burden on Farming and Mining Corporations Highlighted
A Michigan State College study by R Wayne Newton analyzes 1924 corporation tax statistics. Ninety eight percent of net profits for 9758 farming and similar firms went to taxes. farm and mining corporations paid more taxes relative to net income than any other class. Unprofitable farming firms paid more tax than profitable ones, with 3.8 percent versus 3.1 percent of gross income. 作者 notes reliance on property tax skews the tax picture for farm companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wayne’ Newton
Michigan, State, College
Newton
Weekend Social Notes From Clare and Nearby
Kenneth Comer notes a weekend with Clyde Brown in Clare. Mrs. Andy Smith hosts her brother Don and family. Hospital update on Mrs. Ralph Shull hopes for speedy recovery. Mentions Emo Cap pact id of the gain, Kelly Comer and daughter Harl. Kenneth and Thurlow Comer and families visit with Lloyd Comer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Comer
Clyde Brown
Clare
Andy Smith
Don
Ralph Shull
Emo Cappact
Kelly Comer
Harl
D. W. Comer
H. In. Comer
Kenneth and
Community Notes From Harrison Local Social and Death
Harrison residents shared a Sunday gathering at the Trumbles with mentions of a deer hunting tale by William Murphy. Visits from Claud Turner and family, John List at the Durfee home, and Parker of Welch and Freeman ranch for Sunday chicken dinner are noted. Arthur Sharland bought a new radio. The community mourns Joe Stevens found dead near Jacob Otts. condolences offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Murphy
Harrison
Dee
Ethel
Trumble
John List
Durfee
Mt. Pleasantt
Feeding fattening cattle for late market gains in 1926
The article outlines strategies for finishing steers for a late market, stressing heavy grain rations, shelter from sun and flies, and careful water provision. It notes favorable range conditions in the West, prospects for killing-condition cattle, and the need to balance pasture and yard feeding for best gains and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Listen Ton Inn Near Shaftesbury Mhigland
An antique hostelry near Shaftesbury named The Listen Ton, described as a historic inn, is noted in this fragment. The text appears to refer to a local lodging with traditional features valued for heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Antient
Shaftesbury
Mhigland
Clare Common Council Proceedings November 1 1926
The Clare city council met November 1 1926 with Mayor Thompson presiding. Members Chaffee Holmes Jennings Mason attended. Brown Walker absent. Minutes approved and bills referred to finance committee for approval. The council discussed a Michigan Public Utilities Commission rehearing on Me léwan street crossing M-14 Pere Marquette tracks and authorized representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mich
City of
Thompson
Rall
Chaffee
Holmes
Jennings
Mason
Brown
Walker
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Meléwan Street
Ald. Mason
Ald. Chaffee
Chamber of Commerce
Me- Hwan Street
Pere Marquette Railway
Mmas
Ald
Chaffee, Holmes, Jennings, Mason
Finance Committee
Geo. Bowen
Glare Sentinel
Fred Smallay
Roy McKinnon
Clare & Beaverton Lumber Co
Dave Woolston
A. Campbell
Harris & Hirt
John Lamb
Robinson Distributing
Iowa Gate Company
Consumers Power Co
Ald. Holmes
Ald. Jennings
L. He. Thompson
Alex MckKinnon
Ancient Dentistry and the Roman Method of Teeth
A fragment notes that Romans used fake teeth and bridges, with fillings added later. A dental bibliography from 1682 dates the introduction of these practices to around 900 A. D. The text discusses early dental techniques and their historical timeline.
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A. Re Mussele, M. D
Floyd Kirkpatrick
J. A. Allen
Sbti
DR. Both Sanford
Ofice
Tatmin
Michigan
Thos, Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
McHwan
Clare Harness
Floyd Clare
Arieeast
Tatman’s
Clare Mills
San Marto
Cross
Profi
M.S. Gy
the Common Council
Navy
Union Flannel
Womens Unions
Children’s Taped Unions
Mens
Unions
Boy’s Unions
Batts
Clare Miehls
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