War Savings Stamps rules and sales details outlined
The notice from the Cony Evening Journal explains Treasury War Savings Certificates and stamps. It notes limitations on redemption powers, eligibility for conversion, and sale procedures through post offices or designated channels. It mentions 1919 and 1920 offerings and distribution via postmasters and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Dpeovinio
War Savings
Treasury Savings
Rvasury Savin
Cortiniey
War Savings Stamps plan outlined for 1920
A historical fragment describes Treasury efforts to boost War Savings Stamps demand in 1920. It notes certificates up to $1000, monthly purchases rates, and new designs featuring George Washington, aiming to sustain postwar funding and align with prior wartime saving programs. Reserve details include calendar timing and redemption constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Post Offices
Arbor Quenn
Hanes and Fruit Companies
Treasury
Ft Cortteaton
Amit
George Waashington
Perry and Mack Rivalry Shapes Weekend Athletics News
Jon Rankin reports Perry eyes Mack as major bids shift. Connell returns from a trip with his mother in PHM Ming Auringe to signal no pair of stars for the Peavidly team. Parry travels to Quaker City to see Conmigo Marke on Sunday as Athletics manager pushes Perry to claim hinge line for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Jon
Connell
Yestertay
Ming
Thie
Ador
Bol Parry
Quaker City
Conmigo Marke
Athletics
Perry
Rcott
Franklin
Income Tax Facts You Should Know for 1919
Taxpayers must report salaries wages commissions and profits from property sales and dividends. Taxable income includes interest savings and wage earnings while gifts inheritances and life insurance proceeds may be exempt. Notable exclusions include emergency benefits workers compensation and certain state or municipal interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tixpayer Mint
Salarion
Valie
Prafrie
Stock Market Transac Vt
Tiw Insurance
Olinien
Wtomibia
United States
Exemption rules for Liberty bonds and related taxes
The article explains exemptions on Liberty bonds after September 1997 and the 1916 Farm Loan Act provisions. It notes exemptions up to $9,000 par value for Liberty bonds and advises bondholders to consult bankers or collectors of internal revenue. It also states the law bans deductions for personal living expenses including rent, wages, food, clothing, and education for children, with 1919 income spent on these items taxable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsoix
Liberty Honda
Liberty
Captain Kidd's Kids A rollicking comedy by Lloyd
A lively comic sketch titled Captain Kidd's Kids features Harry Lloyd delivering brisk humor and audience energy. The piece blends nautical whimsy with slapstick elements as Lloyd riffs on maritime mischief, tapping into lighthearted nostalgia and stage charm.
Wanted Dishwasher at Corry Restaurant on Main Street
Corry Restaurant at 42 West Main Street seeks a dishwasher. Also advertised is the Litz shoe store closing sale at 106 West Main Street offering half price on boys and men's shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
W. Main
Litz Shoe
F. P. Litz
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Cony Evening Journal
South Street
Carry, Pa
Colegrove
Arthur Ollegrove
Owlan
Mack
Tico
Tavomes
Extoutoris
Captain Kidd
Harry Lloyd
T. A. Paver
W. Main Street
EAGLE
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Andrew 8. McKelvey
Nhevh
Center St. Corry, Pa
Bell
Center Bt
Corry, Pa
Myster OF
Yellow Room
Emil Chautard
Realart Pictures
Rex
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
Oil City
Trust Company City
Pennsylvania
Commissioner of Banking
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