Death of W. Rayner Revered in Local Hold
An obituary notes the death of W. Rayner Tamneris ah Faglebake, longtime manager of the Takerids Sacar Refinay at Lake. Details recount his career and the community’s loss, with mention of surviving family and funeral arrangements. The report also covers related local notices including residents moving to East St Louis and community figures visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rayner
Tamneris
Ah Faglebake
Ted Ohottt
Hescoy
Gremiy
Petey
A&m College
Tir
Marjan
Mie
Comer
Ganwood
Murmin
Inward Strahan
J Brant
Brinley Pram
Venoonton
East St Louis
Minnig
Sunny Hamburger
Columbis
Mars Toreell
Howeton
ML Fivewersitil
Thayetan
Norrie
Monrlay
PH Teliniston
Biren & White
Glen Flora
Atturaven
Miss Alior
Ature
Roving correspondent recalls printers and wartime dates
A long fragment describes itinerant printer life, early metal typesetting vs machine setting, and travel routes with stopover towns. It recalls newspaper annals, a collector of stories, and mentions workers moving to cities, wartime labor context, plus references to local officials, pensions, and a broad array of people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sewenkie
Pennnim Sud
Find
Schools Open Drive To Buy 10 000 Jeeps
The article reports a national campaign in schools to fund wartime needs by 10 000 Jeeps and War Savings. it notes 7,000,000 students from 30,000 schools using special Schools At War materials and pledges for War Stamp and Bond purchases possibly reaching 400 million dollars for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings
Wickerup
Farm Youth of U S Looks to Tomorrow
Farm Youth of U S Looks to Tomorrow highlights how 4 H Club and Future Farmers of America youths invest in War Bonds and War Stamps through the Schools At War program. It cites 1942 figures with 66 million saved by 4-H members and over 1.5 million invested by FFA, aiming to secure farm families’ financial welfare for the next two decades and support wartime needs and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Future Farmers of America
Farmers Income Tax Deductions Clarified for Expenses
A historical note explains that farmers may deduct from gross income all necessary farm expenses tied to business operations. It distinguishes capital investments such as machinery and buildings from deductible running costs like fuel, repairs, depreciation allowed on certain assets, and wages for laborers. It also covers automobile use for farm work, meal provisions for workers, and restrictions on deductions for personal household costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imines
Aseh
Cary
Tarmer
Heeling
Anebany
Laventory
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Cinrels Horrevet
Enod Bie
Charlotte Heetise
Tony Ayo
Gratin
Globe
She General Ti & Rubber Company
Billie Mayfield
Wes
Billie
Abe
Elieh
Faten Yy
Rome
Dehanheny
Meir
Ain
Rich Ed Ney
Anit
Werlla
Altair
Elena. Com
John Antonicr
Pd Detter
Rogers
Jgrin
Bet
Sharpe
Konig
C.J. Jomimy
OL Mets
Bruce W. McCarty
Robert Couhran
Cleveland
H. C. Thirris
G Otte Brel Ieretts
W. Mice
Hee
Tom Austin
WB. Rewil
Woc. Reed
Welentind
Guidaleavelli
Aierton
Uel
Malic
Weise
Gertie Otlander
Savinnes
Anmelia
We Treacy Department
U.S. Office’ of Education
Homer W. Anderson
Battle
Schooly
Johnny Clay
Rocky Moat
South Carolina
Farm Youth of
U.S
Vanone
Uei
Pao Sa
U.S. Navy
Harold JE Dixon
Gene Aldrich
Anthony Pastuls
John L. Smith
U.S. Marines
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