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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
7
Letter from Jessie H West of the Miami County Council of Defence requests three meals daily and no refreshments at entertainments, urges farmers to halve pork use, reserves ham and lard for soldiers, and promotes government bread prices and the cash and carry plan to support wartime economy.
The Internal Revenue Service will deploy 36 officers to begin January 1, with local agents arriving in Peru from February 1 to 16, 1918. Unmarried individuals with net income over 1000 dollars and married individuals over 2000 dollars for 1917 should file returns at the Peru post office building. The message warns tax slackers will face government action.
A summary advises merchants and professionals to file taxes even with uncertain deductions. Farmers as a class will pay the tax. It recommends anyone with total income of 1000 or 2000 dollars to seek safe guidance from the income tax man. The field officer will provide forms, so callers should not write to the office for them.
Noah Fisher, pioneer resident near Mexico and longtime Jefferson township figure, died at his home Monday night about eight. After paralysis illness, his widow and two sons survive. one son in Washington DC and another in California. He was about 80 years old and well known locally.
For sale two cows with good milk flow. Inquire Clyde Miller Denver Indiana. Local residents face deep snow drifts blocking public highways. Miss Sue Fisher returns to Denver from Sac City Iowa after trimming work with Mads Farrell Bomford Millinery. Raber Cunningham and the Ribers trip to Ponn aided by Logansport travel.
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