For Sale Mix Hay Barn Goods and Real Estate Offers
Multiple short notices advertise clean mixed hay, 500 white rock chicks, rationing blanks, a 7 room house with land, genuine IHC parts, and local real estate transfers. Includes contact details for Roy Leuchtenmacher and Mrs Anna Schupbach in Elgin, plus real estate deeds in Clermont and Elgin. Also mentions a theater deal and a household pest bait recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leuchtenmacher
Dial
Elgin
Echo
Anna Schupbach
W. J. Rogers
Gordon J. Junker
Andrew S. Anderson
Thompson
Clermont
Leota O. Welch
Delila Knudtson
Forbes
Harry L. Olesen
Charles Sniffin
Whittenbaugh
Wadena
Walter C. Falk
Herbert Dummermuth
Matlin G. Wenger
Wm. Lerch
Ida A. Mattocks
Laurence A. Cline
John E. Kiple
Emery R. Dummermuth
Who Must File Declarations for 1944 Tax
The text states the 1944 estimated income and victory tax declaration deadlines and thresholds. It specifies that single persons or married persons who file separately must declare by April 15 if they expect over 2700 dollars in wages subject to withholding or over 100 dollars from other sources, with total income at least 500 dollars. Married persons must declare if they expect over 3500 dollars in wages or over 100 dollars from other sources, with combined income at least 1200 dollars or separate income over 624 dollars. Blank forms will be distributed by the Bureau of Internal Revenue late in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New Farm Gasoline Rules Under War Time Coupon Plan
The government sets new gasoline coupon rules after April 1. Five gallon R coupons become invalid at filling stations and work only for bulk plant purchases or storage tank deliveries. Farmers may exchange R coupons for E coupons before April 1, and after March 15 all R and BE coupons must be endorsed. Large buyers may endorse a block on a single signature and address. One gallon still requires one E coupon. OPA also cuts enriched flour ceiling by five cents per hundred pounds.
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OPA
Prices on Used Photo Equipment Set at 75 Percent Ceiling
Reconditioned used photographic gear including cameras projectors lenses and range finders must sell for no more than 75 percent of the March 1942 ceiling on new articles. ammunition saved for farmers notes limited rifle and shotgun ammo until fall when supplies may improve for crop and livestock protection.
Food Trade Campaign Highlights March and April
Wholesale food distributing and the restaurant hotel sectors plan a peak campaign in March and April, emphasizing oranges potatoes eggs cereals bread soy marmalade peanut butter and ontree. War casualty figures released March 9 total 162282 with 37853 dead 57228 wounded 35565 missing and 31636 prisoners of war. War production restrictions on certain clothing remain unchanged and progress on plastics for infant rattles teething toys is noted. The agriculture department sets a 1944 victory garden goal of 22 million, two million more than last year, aiming for 10 million tons of fresh food or 25 percent higher production than 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
WPB
Dept. of Agriculture
Spirit of Humility in Lincoln Poem Choice
Abraham Lincoln favored William Knox's Mortality poem and its opening line Oh why should the avirit of mortal be around reflecting on human frailty and death through a traditional verse.
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Abraham Lincoln
William Knox
Addressing Letters to Seamen Form and Rules
Letters to seamen must use Seaman name ship Care of Postmaster San Francisco or New York or New Orleans. Return address goes in upper left corner with steamship company name in lower left. 150000 planes produced since March 1941 US retained 122000 shipped 28000 to Allies with 7000 cash and 21000 lend lease. Allies pay cash for some and receive more under lend lease. British and Russians produce most planes. US lend lease planes aid Allies with pilots from several nations. Promote Unrationed Foods to boost consumption of unrationed foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamship Company
San Frantisco
New York
New Orleans
United States
U. S
Germany
Cheery Valley Visitors and Local Family Gatherings
Cheery Valley Items recount Thursday to Saturday visits with Mrs Adeline Friederich and relatives, meals with the Ernest Bruellman family, Will Friederich hosting, and several dinner visits. Harry Butikofer moved to the Martin Wenger farm near Elgin, with more gatherings noted among the Butikofer, Lerch, and Dennler families. A fall from a hay rack left Walter Christen with multiple broken ribs, hospitalized for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Friederich
Martin Minihan
Irene Minihan
Ernest Bruellamn
John Dennler
Arthur Friederich
Lawrence Lerch
Volga
Will. Friederich
Harry Butikofer
Martin Wenger
Elgin
Ben Dennler
Orlin Mason
Roscoe Larson
Robert Leuchtenmacher
Harry Butilofer
Walter Chiisten
New Auction Method Attracts Bidders For Tractor Sale
During a farm machinery sale Rex Thomas of Guthrie Center introduced a Red Cross donation twist. Bidders were told a $2.00 contribution would guarantee entry into a hat drawing, drawing 45 participants. A $90 credit went to Seeley township, and Guy Parker won the tractor at $735 plus his $2.00 donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Rex Thomas
Guthrie Center
Seeley Township
Guy Parker
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Myron K. Chapman
S. W
Des Moines
Iowa
Harold Moritz
Dia
C. J. Mullard
Independence
H. L. Yaussin
Ford
Larson Roofing Co
Lawrence Butikefer
Art Sullivan
H. L. Vauslin
Myron’ K. Chapman
Eilgin
Employers Mutual Casualty Co
R.P. Strauch
O'Neill Drug Company
Elgin. Y Rap
ODT
Eeho
R. P. Strauch
Employers’ Mutual Casualty Co
Nes Moines
Torkelson Bros
the Avalon
Gundergon, Bros. of
Manila
C. d. Mulford
the Echo
S. W. Kuster
Maynard Lantz
Elgin, Iowa
Jfarmers
West Union Rendering Works
Enterprise
Wilis Nervine
Miles
Schumacher Feed
A. Partieg
Weibel
MillCo
Cheery Valley
Fred Butikofer
Ed Butikofer
Martin Hanson
Gladys
Robert
Frank Christen
West Union
Animal By-Products CO
Schori & Kuster Meer
Elgin, Tow
Felco
Elgin Farmers Coop
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