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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
7
March 15 1929 is the final date for filings. Single persons with net income of 1000 dollars or more and married couples with net income of 2000 dollars or more must file at their district collectors of internal revenue. Follow Form OHA and Form 1010 directions, tax rates include eight percent on taxable income up to 5000 dollars and progressive rates up to 65 percent on incomes above 5000 dollars.
The article lists items exempt from taxation under the 162 act including return of premiums on fire insurance endowments and annuities, accident and health insurance, workers compensation, and interest on U.S. obligations. It notes exemptions apply to certain government bonds and other specified instruments while detailing what cannot be deducted or taxed.
A summary of tax exemption provisions states that premiums paid on insurance and salaries of federal officers and employees, including the President and federal judges, are exempt from local taxation. The exemption applies across towns, counties, and political subdivisions, and even covers the District of Columbia.
The Civil Service Commission announced a major expansion in Washington with plans to fill several hundred income tax auditors and inspectors nationwide. About 7,800 staff are tied to the theory tax unit, with new hires to receive training and salaries from 1,800 to 5,000 dollars annually. Applications available from the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington or the local civil service board.
A fragment describes a Susanna Talbot muse wearing a hat made entirely of peacock feathers. The copper colored crown and brim are noted as round and full, with edges described as irregular and distinctive in this period piece.
From Utica news: New England Milk Producers' Association moves to perfect a pooling plan to market milk, citing past surplus pricing and a Boston distributor dispute. A five‑member committee may be appointed to collect facts and report to delegates. Noted that stockholders signed pooling contracts remain unaffected. notices sent Feb 1 outline contract terms. includes public notices for car sale at Phoenix Hotel.
An old advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cured leg sores and piles saving a leg from amputation. It cites William J. Nichols of Rochester and Peterson of Buffalo, offering a 60 cent box with money back if ineffective. Claims include burns, scalds, bruises, and dermatitis as treatable.
MerPVile February reports Major Marty F Miller former Crawford county register and recorder pleaded no contest to embeddement before Judge Thomas J Prather. He resigned after a 15256.19 state funds shortage surfaced during an audit. Miller fled to Memphis then surrendered and was jailed at Meadville. He served as a major in the 112th Regiment of the 28th division in France. A room offer and an unrelated medical advertisement follow.
Second body recovered from the Lexington Hotel blaze in Richmond today, with letters in an inner pocket addressed to Bush, a man already listed as missing. The identified dead now total five, with eleven still unaccounted for. Bush was identified as a Cincinnati salesman through the letters.
A wireless report from the steamship Hawkeye State bound for Baltimore said it picked up the waterlogged and dismasted barkentine S. G. Wildlen off the Florida coast during the night. Also noted is a church announcement that the Ladies Aid meeting will be held Friday at 3 PM in the church parlors due to Mrs E J Lewis illness.
A nostalgic ad salutes Vinol as a tastier cod liver oil with iron, claiming it aids strength and health without grease. It promises money back if not helpful, cites testimonials, and urges readers to buy to support welfare and children’s vitality.
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