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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
6
Local classified fragment advertises hosiery sales jobs with weekly pay 75 dollars and 1.60 hourly rate, warehouse or factory work options. Also shows lodging ad at 415 and a missing child notice with reward. Contains stray fragments about a garage, a road, and a state.
The article discusses adjusted compensation after wars, noting Lincoln’s post Civil War actions, World War I and II contexts, and government guarantees to railroads and contractors. It mentions forms 1040 and 1040A, income reporting, and tax office procedures for the year 1922 with distribution details for civilian and military personnel.
The notice outlines who must file and pay taxes for the period from January to March 16, 1924. It covers single filers with net income of 1000 dollars or more and 5000 dollars or more, and married couples with five incomes of 2000 dollars or more or six thousand dollars or more. It explains the collector of internal revenue jurisdiction, filing forms 104A and 1040, and tax rates: 4 percent on the first 4000 dollars of net income after exemptions, 8 percent on the balance, with surtaxes from 1 percent to 10 percent over thresholds.
A public notice declares a revived Form MWHMUA for reporting personal income above certain thresholds. It warns penalties for failure to file and pay taxes by midnight March 16, 1944, targeting wage earners, salaried individuals, and other sources of income.
Maroa notes report several local residents visiting relatives over Christmas and New Year. Claude Dwyer is confined by measles, while Miss Lenna Hart stayed with Mrs. ON King. Wilbur Brown joined his uncle near Kimberly, and Marcus Tegan spent New Year’s Eve with the Conovers. Andrew Bwendener stayed with the Huffmans as they visited Emmett. Mrs. Leonard Brown returned from a week with her daughter northeast of Carey. J M Tucker and two sons visited the Laughlins north of Twin Falls. Maron had at least two winners in the events.
A short advertisement notes that items are sold and guaranteed by the Modern Drag Shop and Pilee Hardware Co. The wording implies a focus on odorless products and guaranteed quality from both retailers.
The report notes Hawkins winning Ford gear and a leotard, E Brown receiving a 26 piece silverware set from Snyder Hardware, and anniversary pattern items. It also mentions Hartings visiting Twin Falls, a rescheduled Maron Woman's Club chicken dinner, a favorable weather outlook for a crowd, and Ed Morrow Laughlin Tucker families gathering on New Year’s Day.
Sheriff sale notice under execution issued by The District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District Idaho Twin Falls. First National Bank of Filer sues M B and J W Taylor, judgment dated December 8 1923 for 1051.21 plus 19.20 costs, against debtors A M Bisher and J F Taylor, with base of real estate.
Public notice announces foreclosure bysale of land described as Ripley-Hiechers sub-division near Filer Idaho. On Sunday January 1924 at 2 09 PM Mountain Time the court will sell at the east front door of Twin Falls County Courthouse for cash the defendant's title and interest to satisfy a judgment plus seven percent per annum interest from December third 192%.
Adverse reaction shows M B Finch Sheriff and Deputy B F Prater issuing a public notice dated December 13 for a period ending January 3. The incomplete text indicates official action or scheduling related to a county or court matter. Names Wes Costa and other fragments appear as part of the notice background.
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