Boy Scouts Milestones And Education Notes From The Era
Fifteen years since the Boy Scout movement began in the United States now includes about 600000 members with nearly 500000 boys and many adult leaders. The article extols scouting’s practical lessons, outdoor life, and citizen-building value while noting wartime service and a past leadership shortage. It also covers Teachers College of Columbia University tests on cross word puzzles in schools, potential warnings about reduced puzzle use, and a discussion of public school policy. It then reports on the mixed progress of the Child Labor Amendment across states, with counts of ratifications and rejections, and concludes with the 1924 Maryland public school property values breakdown by race and city.
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England
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Your Income Tax Form Use For 1924 Returns
The instruction notes that taxpayers must use Form 1040 for the year 1924 regardless of net income, while a smaller form is used for income of 5000 dollars or less chiefly from salaries. Forms have been sent to last year’s filers, but failure to receive a form does not relieve the obligation to file and pay the tax.
Tax payment options due by March fifteenth 1925
The text states that copies of forms may be obtained from collectors of internal revenue and branch offices. The tax may be paid in full at filing or in four equal installments due on March 15, September 15, and December 15.
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Internal Revenue
Memorial tributes to Catherine, Albert, and William Howard
A family tribute memorializes Catherine Howard who died February 15 1920 after hours of pain. It also honors Albert Howard who passed December 17 1913, and William T Hignatt who died February 12 1924. The verses express enduring love, deep sorrow, and remembrance by their children Agnes and Anna.
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Catherine Howard
Albert Howard
William T. Hignatt
Denton Public School Sealed Bid for New Building
Contractors are invited to submit sealed bids to erect a brick public school building in Denton Maryland. Plans and specs by architect Teodore Wells Pietsch may be obtained from J Owen Knotts for a $25 deposit refundable upon return. Bids due March 5 1925 at 1 pm, with $2000 certified check, bonds. The Building Committee reserves the right to reject any bids.
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Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Teodore Wells Pietsch
J. Owen Knotts
Denton Public School
John T. Carter
John T. Carterr
Assignee Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County
The assignee Fred R. Owens offers two parcels with improvements in Caroline County Maryland at public sale in front of the Court House in Denton between 2 and 4 pm. The property includes a dwelling, garage, barn, and chicken houses bordering Williston mill pond. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in six months, balance in twelve months with interest. title papers and stamps at purchaser expense. Auctioneer Leonard F. Covey.
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John C. Hirst
Frank E. Yeoman
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Fred R. Owens
Court House
Denton
State of
Maryland
Williston Mill Pond
Leonaard F. Covey
William C. Maloney, Jr
Ida V. Maloney
Marion L. Beck
Wesley &. ‘Thawley
Wesley E. Thawley
James Temple
Civil War Era Real Estate Description Measured in Perches
A 1925 land transfer describes a parcel described by metes and bounds starting at a stone on Wesley Clark land near Saulsbury and Todd's Mill. It traces lines to Maloney and Fountain properties and a Leaverton Branch stream, ending at the county road and back to the start, listing compass bearings and distances in perches.
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Wesley Clark
Robert H. Maloney
Clark
Leaverton
William E. Fountain
William C. Meloney
Saulsbury’s Corner
Todd's Mill
Wood
Notice of Separation and Credit Ban by Nathan A McCarty
Nathan A McCarty of Easton Maryland warns merchants and others not to extend credit to his wife Minnie McCarty who has left his home and taken residence in Caroline County. He states he will not be responsible for her bills while she refuses to live at his home.
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Minnie McCarty
Caroline County
Nathan A. McCarty
Easton, Md
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