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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
5
The article outlines exemptions and credits for a head of a family under the 1924 tax rules. It explains that net income up to $5,000 yields a $2,500 personal exemption, with a $400 credit per dependent under 18 or incapable of self support. A dependent need not live in the taxpayer's household, and the definition hinges on actual support within one household.
A widower with one dependent child reported a 1924 net income of $3,000 and qualifies for the head of family exemption of $2,500 plus a $400 credit for the dependent. The dependent is not a member of the son's household.
Miss Marie Roberts of Iowa State College arrives to lead five township clothing training schools under the Farm Bureau women’s department. The first session runs in Arispe for Sand Creek leaders, with four more sessions in Creston, Spaulding, Dodge, and Pleasant Jones. The program forms year one of the project, with year two beginning in February and training 68 leaders across the five townships.
A record report from Geo. A. Ide & Bon of Creston Iowa lists warranty deeds filed at the County Recorder's office. The document records property transfers and specify deed types, grantors and grantees, with dates and parcel descriptions as available.
Records show Marietta Bradley transferring a one fourth undivided interest in several lands to Charles J. Francis on January 16 1925 for 12133 dollars. Fannie B Priest transfers to Pearl Bertie and Floyd Priest on January 10 1925 for 100 dollars and other considerations. Emma Hardman and Robert W Hardman sell to Joe Dwyer on January 13 1925 for 1 dollar and other considerations. Charles H Smith transfers land to Homer J Wilson on November 1 1924 for 1 dollar and other considerations. Details cover NW and EF tracts in sections of township 71 range 29 Creston Union County Iowa.
Screen president Coolidge urges law observance over enforcement in a national appeal tied to the Strand Theatre showing of Mrs Wallace Reid's film Broken Laws. Reid aimed to deliver a real message through a dramatic, timely screen story after consulting American thought leaders.
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