Real Estate Transfers Listed From March 1946
A sequence of 1946 property transfers in Delaware and surrounding areas lists numerous deeds. Names include Marie E. Frazier and Lavina P. Suler. Victor and Lillie Flamer. Austin R. and Virginia Murphy. Fletcher G. and Florence L. Phillips. Bernice Higgins. Nellie Carter. John W. Logan and Anne Logan. Ti.A Logan Canning Co.. Alva Brade. Solomon J. Hurst. Carrie R. Hurst. J. Norris Coulby. Reba Coulby. John G. Horst. Mary Elizabeth Horst. Levi Hollister. Archie O. Wehner. Benjamin L. Freeney. W. Byron Poore. Ethel Poore. Stephen Seiler Jr.. Kathleen Seiler. Martha Corkran. Lillie V. Harris. Bertha L. Simpson. Alvin E. Simpson. Nettie C. Simpson. Walter and Alice Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E. Frazier
Harold Miller
Lavina P. Suler
Pealiquor
Victor Flamer
Lillie Flamer
Lester E. Flamer
Mary Flamer
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Austin R. Murphy
Virginia G. Murphy
Martin Kemp Newnam
Alta M. Newnam
Denton- Hobbs County
Denton
Alva Madeline Brade
George A. Brade
Solomon J. Hurst
Carrie R. Hurst
J. Ronald Hiser
Dixie M. Hiser
J. Norris Coulby
Reba L. Coulby
John G. Horst
Mary Elizabeth Horst
Denton-Brick Mill
Levi Hollister
Helen M. Hollister
Archie O. Wehner
Benjamin L. Freeney
W. Byron Poore
Ethel Poore
Stephen Seiler Jr
Kathleen Seiler
Greensboro
Martha Corkran
Lillie V. Harris
Federalsburg
Bertha L. Simpson
Alvin E Simpson
Nettie C. Simpson
Railroad Avenue
Walter Brooks
Alice E. Brooks
John W. .Ferrick
Marriage Licenses from Rhodesdale to Memphis Listed
Noah Elton Goswellen 33 Chop Tank and Devere Baker 18 Rhodesdale. Norman Melvin 21 Greensboro and Mary Katherine Walls 18 Goldsboro. William Lawrence Brown 18 Federalsburg and Rebecca Mae Betton 20. William Frederick Planner 23 Preston. Gertrude V. Garner 25 Memphis Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Elton Goswellen
Devere Baker
Rhodesdale
Norman Melvin
Greensboro
Mary Katherine Walls
Goldsboro
William Lawrence Brown
Federalsburg
Rebecca Mae Betton
Denton
William Frederick Planner
Preston
Gertrude V. Garner
Memphis
Tenn
Tax Form Use and Schedules for Nonwage Income
Guidance on Form 1040 for income beyond wages, noting that the wage receipt cannot cover significant nonwage earnings. Explains item placements for interest, dividends, and other income on Form 1040, and describes Page 2 schedules A through E for various income types and the concept of depreciation. Mentions Schedule D for capital gains and the need to report property transactions separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
S.ock
Iuto Robiles
Tax Form 1040 Page 2 Reference Mentioned
The fragment notes Form 1040 Page 2, indicating it as part of the tax return filing process. It mentions the line about Schedule D and emphasizes the layout of the Form 1040 used for personal income tax.
Easy does it for safe livestock handling practices
The bulletin warns losses from rough loading and shipping, urging six loss-stoppers. It stresses not beating animals, inspecting chutes, providing good footing, using straw in chutes, avoiding overload, and steady trucking. It invites readers to request Bulletin No. 20 on preventing losses in handling livestock from Swift & Company. It also covers round worms in hogs with six control steps including cleaning farrowing pens and washing sows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Department BB
Swift & Company
Chicago 9
Prize Letter Contest Closes May 1 at Swift & Company
Prize letter contest offers 400 dollars in cash for best letters on methods used by meat packers in marketing meats poultry eggs butter and cheese. See January and February advertisements in this paper for details. For full information write Department 128 Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Pasture for Livestock in the South
A. L. Shealy summarizes diversification after the boll weevil push, boosting Southern livestock with widespread pasture and feed crop development. Improved pastures of Dallis Bermuda and Carpet grasses dominate the Deep South, while Kentucky bluegrass leads the northern tier. Legumes boost value. lime and phosphorus fertilization improves forage, with nitrogen applied in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fletcher G. Phillips
Florence L. Phillips
Seppa T. Passwaters
Hilda M. Passwaters
Federalsburg-Bridgeville
William Wesley Prettyman
Bernice E. Higgins
Tanyard
Edmondson’s Creek
Mary Emma Richards
Nellie C. D. Carter
John W. Logan
Anne G. Logan
Logan Canning Co
Frank A. Gorgoglione
Hobbs
First Avenue
WILEY
Hudson
Hudson Line & Service
Gay Streets
Ewe Papi
Popraye
Dude Ranch
Salisbury, MD
Featuring
Snub Mosley
Trocadero Club
Hollywood
Phone 249 Denton
Ollie E. Jones
Peine Pridon
Ollie Jones
Ilinois
Swift & Co
Vce
O. E. Jones
T. G (Tom) Chase
Siemson
TG. Chose
Martha Logans
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Easton, Marylan
A. L. Shealy
University of Florida
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