Tax Rules for 1922 Income Returns by Status
The 1922 income tax liability depends on status as of December 31. Single filers with net income of 1000 or more must file and get a 1000 exemption. Married couples receive full-year exemptions of 2500 for up to 5000 net income, 2000 for over 5000. include the spouse’s income. Widows and widowers, divorc es, and separated individuals are treated as single. Heads of families have similar rules, with reductions if support of relatives ceased. A dependent child turning 18 near year end disables the 400 credit.
Nancy T. Hamilton dies at 78 in Perrysburg
Perrysburg resident Nancy T. Hamilton died Friday at 4 30 p m after a one week illness from heart trouble. Born August 23 1844 she was 78 years old. Surviving children include Mrs Cora Hoover Deedsville Mrs Bell Joyce Omega Oklahoma T A Hamilton Leroy IL and Mrs Mattie Matthews Leroy IL and Mrs Edith Benge Perrysburg. funeral at Baptist Church Perrysburg Monday at 2 00 p m with Greenlawn Cemetery Mexico burial.
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Nancy T. Hamilton
Perrysburg
Hamilton
Anderson M. Connell
LeRoy
Robert A. Hamilton
Cora Hoover
Deedsville
Bell Joyce
Omega
Oklahoma
T. A. Hamilton
Mattie Matthews
Leroy, Il
Edith Benge
Baptist Church
Greenlawn
Mexico
Second Prize Period Opens With Coupons and Prizes
Commencing Saturday March 10 and ongoing, tickets for prizes will be announced later. Each dollar cash purchase earns a coupon. Something special every Saturday. Get your coupons. W. T. See.
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W. T
Farm for Sale Good Grain and Stock Farm
Good grain and stock farm three miles from railroad town with 104 acres. Well tiled sugar grown land, dwelling, 40 by 60 barn with 20 ft sheds and other outbuildings. Priced for quick sale. Lewis H. Dick, agent.
Mrs See Suffering From Severe Rheumatism
Mrs W T See has been confined to bed with a severe attack of articular rheumatism. She is reported somewhat improved and hope for a rapid recovery is expressed. Get Your Sale Bills at the Tribune Office.
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Marvin Hunt
N. B. Hunt
Prizes Drawn At W. T. Lees Store Saturday Night
The first prize of 274 went to Charles Imhoof who says his new boy brings luck. Norman Patterson holds third prize 245. Second prize 257 awaits a claimant by 8 30 p m March 10. A large crowd attended despite bad weather and 150 watched a canned goods demonstration afternoon. Snowy Hardish of Peru performed five numbers on a saw for the entertainment.
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W. T. Lee
Charles Imhoof
Norman Patterson
Snowy Hardish
Peru
Denver Agent to Leave for Conway Ohio Promotion
Denver loses C. B. Hollenbeck as station agent after a promotion to Conway Ohio in Van Wert County about 25 miles east of Fort Wayne. The Hollenbeck family departs after earning many friends during their Denver residence and the community will miss a hustling booster. No successor named yet.
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C. 8. Hollenbeck
Denver
Conway
Ohio
van Wert
Ft. Wayne
Hollenbeck
Car hits ditch injuring Butt family near Ebenezer
S W Butt drove from his farm to home and veered into a ditch south of Wooley town to avoid a rut. Mrs Butt suffered severe injuries as the car toppled and pinned her. A daughter in the rear seat sustained a severe head injury. Mr Butt was shaken and bruised as the Ford was badly damaged.
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Ebenezer
S. W. Butt
Wooleytown
Rev Roy D Campbell to preach in Denver Sunday
The Rev Roy D Campbell of Oakdale Baptist Church Peru will preach at the Denver Baptist Church Sunday morning. He is described as a young enthusiast for the Kingdom and is highly recommended. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Roy D. Campbell
Oakdale Baptist Church of
Peru
Denver
The
Baptist Church
Campbell
Teachers' Institute Set for Peru High School March 10
The seventh Miami County Teachers' Institute will be held in the Peru High School Building next Saturday March 10. An excellent program has been arranged and all teachers are expected to attend. The public is cordially welcome.
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Miami County Teachers’ Institute
Peru
Rev Johnson Family Improves After Illness
Rev Johnson and his wife and children, long on the sick list, are slowly improving and the church family hopes they will soon be back to full health.
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Johnson
The Editor's Dilemma Between Duty and Profit
The piece argues newspapers must balance public duty with financial support. It contends editors may starve for principles while readers praise but withhold backing, noting admiration alone cannot sustain a country paper and arguing loyalty is essential.
Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Williams home
The Baptist Women's Missionary Society gathered last Thursday with sixteen attendees. Mrs. M. E. Murphy led a program on Work Among the American Indians, featuring readings on Indian work in Nevada and Fallon, and talks on Miami County pioneers. Plans were made to serve lunch at the Place sale and to host the Women's Conference here on April 3.
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Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Louisa Williams
M. E. Murphy
Nevada
Vesta Zook
S. Poorman
Edgar Lewis
Fallon
A. C. Cunningham
Miami County
Josie Lewis
Place Sale
Subcription renewal note to the Tribune
From Sur ton Wade writer sends $1.50 to renew for another year. He cherishes the weekly paper as a hometown visit, laments the passing of former friends, and wishes continued success and prosperity for the Tribune and the old hometown.
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Tribune
Record Hen Flock Lays 5114 Eggs In Four Months
Mr and Mrs A L Fouts owners of seventy six pullets and twenty four one year old hens report four month egg totals. November 775 December 1167 January 1651 February 1521. Total 5114 eggs. Can you beat it.
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A. L. Fouts
Federation and Swine Serum Company Offer Farm Members Privileges
The Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations announces an agreement with the Swine Breeders Pure Serum Company Thornton Indiana granting Federation members stockholder privileges excluding six percent interest. Members may buy serum at cost and access veterinary staff and laboratory services to prevent hog disease. Eligibility depends on state lists. townships should report names and remit fees promptly to avoid delays.
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Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Swine Breeders’ Pure Serum Company
Thornton
Indiana
Arrival of Betty Louise Hayes Brightens South Whitley Home
Stork cards from Denver announced the birth of Betty Louise Hayes to Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes near South Whitley on March 2. The first child weighed seven pounds, and Mrs. Hayes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oly Long, also near South Whitley. Relatives celebrate the new baby.
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Denver
Betty Louise
George Hayes
South Whitley
Hayes
Oly Long
Farm store offers worm destroyer with five dollar purchase
First ten customers who spend five dollars at the store receive a 75 cent Sal Medico Worm Destroyer package for hogs cattle horses and other livestock. Offer applies to cash purchases only.
For Sale Excellent building lot in Denver
For sale a well located building lot in Denver measures 1094 feet frontage and 132 feet depth. Price reasonable if sold at once. L. H. Dice, agent.
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Denver
L. H. Dice
Left at this office spectacles found on desk
Found on the office table a pair of spectacles. Owner urged to call and retrieve them. A comment questions why brides are said to be led to the altar and if a bride ever pulls back.
Market to be Held Saturday in March
A local society announces a market scheduled for Saturday in March with further details to follow in later notices.
Doctor J W Newell Resumes Duties After Illness
Dr J W Newell returns to professional duties after several days confined to home with influenza. He resumes normal work and duties following his illness.
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J. W. Newell
Bill Booster Seeks Move to Town to Boost Local Support
A speaker named Bill Booster announces his arrival in town to live here and promote the Wans Wown Strong initiative. He expresses optimism about helping the community and urges editor Sans to take action, hinting at further involvement.
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Bill Booster
Former Devner Boy Visits Old Home Town
Clifford Newell a former Denver boy arrived Monday evening for a visit with his parents Dr and Mrs J W Newell and other relatives and friends This first return in almost five years brings his family joy He owns and operates a leading drug store in Oklahoma City and plans to return tomorrow morning to his home He asked us to note a one year Denver Tribune subscription to stay in touch with his hometown and friends
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Clifford Newell
Denver
J. W. Newell
Clifford
Oklahoma City
Newell
Denver Tribune
Chili families return home overland from Florida
Three Chili families led by Mr and Mrs William Norris Mr and Mrs Bliss Butt and Mr and Mrs Charles Ensley with daughter Lavaughn traveled by three house trucks from November through Florida heading north through Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama to reach their home. They spent much time on the east coast enjoying their stay but were glad to be home again.
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Peru
Florida
William Norris
Bliss Butt
Charles Ensley
Lavaughn
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Robertson Family Relocates to Loganport Area Farm
Henry Robertson and family have moved from Mrs. Louisa Williams’s farm near Denver to a new home on a farm near Loganport. They report a comfortable residence with conveniences and hope to settle happily. The community laments their departure while wishing them well and noting Loganport’s gain. The Tribune will be mailed to RB. R. 11, Loganport.
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Henry Robertson
Logansport
Louisa Williams
Denver
Loganssport
the Tribune
RB. R
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Income Tax Facts
Lewis H. Dick
Rev. Campbell
Teachers’ Institute
Surton Wade
Berrien Springs, Mich
Farmer's
BAY Ducope
Devner
Old Home Town
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