Filing requirements for 1923 income tax in Filer Idaho
The notice outlines who must file fat income tax returns for 1923 including single filers with net income over 1000 or over 5000 gross, married couples with net income over 2000 or gross over 5000. Filing period runs January 1 to March 15, 1924 with the Collector of Internal Revenue as the filing location. It details tax rates: four percent on net income excess of personal exemptions, eight percent on the remaining net income, plus surtax from 1 to 50 percent on incomes over 6000. Guidance references Forms 1040A and 1040, plus applicable law and regulations.
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Internal Revenue
Income Tax Filing Requirements For 1923 Taxpayers
The notice outlines who must file an income tax return for 1923. It specifies thresholds: single filers with net income $1,000+ or gross income $5,000+, and married couples living together with net income $2,000+ or gross income $5,000+. It defines gross income and net income and lists exemptions of $1,000 for single filers, $2,600 for certain married couples, and $2,000 for others, plus an additional $400 credit per person beyond the husband.
Tax rules describe exemptions and rates for dependent spouses
The passage outlines tax treatment for a wife or dependent spouse deemed incapable of self support due to physical or mental defect. It notes a 4 percent tax on the first $4,000 of net income beyond exemptions and credits and per cent on the remaining net income.
Ellenwood rents Schildman place near Poplar Hill
Roy Ellenwood has rented the Schildman property southwest of town and moved his family to their new home. He previously resided in Minnesota for two years. The Mothers' club enjoyed an afternoon with Mrs Atkins Thursday. Mrs Blakely provided an interesting reading. Guests included Mrs Atkins' parents Mr and Mrs W E Hiatt of Beech Creek Ore. Floyd Richmond visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs TW Richmond. The Sikes family were guests of the Lancasters Sunday. Orval and Elmer Cooper moved to town for the school term. George Patten entertained Mr and Mrs M H Buck and Vera and Mr and Mrs Joe Shouse at New Year dinner. George Lancaster and two sons visited Ll T Kelley and family Sunday.
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Roy Ellenwood
Schildman Place
Mr. Ellenwood
Minnesota
Mothers’ Club
Mra
Dale Atkins
Roy
Ore
Floyd Richmond
TW Richmond
Sikes
E. Lancaster
Orval
Elmer Cooper
George Patten
M. H. Buck
Vera
Joe Shouse
George Lancaster
Gons
Ll. T. Kelley
Methodist Church Sermon and Musical Evening Planned
The Methodist church at Gillitan will host Sunday evening services featuring Professor Scott of Twin Falls singing. Pastor D. D. Gillitan invites attendees to hear a sermon lecture about travels in bandit-infested lands in China, sharing personal experiences.
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Scott
Twin Falls
China
Village Board Bans Hockeybobbing in Filer Hamlet
By order of the Village Board Hockeybobbing within the Villa of Filer will be prohibited. Parents and autolats are asked to cooperate in putting a stop to this dangerous practice. A3 Lte, L D Allen. Marshall.
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Filer
Nuzman Resigns to Enter Albion State Normal School
W. C. Nuzman, principal of Cedar Draw school, will leave on the twenty fifth for Albion State Normal to pursue further study and graduate with the class of 1924. P. Shelton, clerk of Cedar Draw trustees, cites Nuzman’s work since 1920 and notes the district owes him much for raising the school’s standards. A competent successor has been chosen and community support is expected.
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W. C. Nuzman
Cedar Draw School
Albion State Normal School
Utis
P. Shelton
Nugman
Nuzman
Nusman
Drug Stores as the Social Center of Neighborhood Life
The feature notes how drug stores evolved from health stops to social hubs offering varied goods from castor oil to toys and refreshments. It describes a bustle of daily life where people buy items, share news, gossip, and companionship after theater, church, or games, blending convenience with social interaction.
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Willie
Sale of Bred Sons Prompts Neighbor Gains and Terms
All pedigrees and breeding dates will be described in advance of the sale. My sacrifice will eventually be my neighbors' gain. Make this your purchasing place for Bred Sons. Terms extend to November 4, 1924 with 10 percent interest and 10 percent discount for cash.
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Idaho
C. C Felton
Martin Mros
The Drugstore As Modern Community Hub
Mr Dillingham of the Modern Drug shop lauds the druggist as host to the public in a popular meeting replacing the post office. He notes how the Why questions ads for Puretest turns into cordial, helpful service answering inquiries from Uncle Billy Jones to Myrtle Smith, and sees the store as information bureau and neighborhood social center.
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Post Office
Untle Sam
Billy Jones
Myrtle Smith
Dillingham
Don’t Be a Piker Worry on What Matters
A compact column urges readers to skip needless fretting and focus on meaningful concerns. It counsels prioritizing tangible issues and taking action rather than dwelling on trivial worries. The tone is practical and brisk, fitting a daily newspaper brief.
RAT SNAP Exterminator Ad Promises Safe Rat Control
An old advertisement claims RAT-SNAP can rid homes of rats and mice after feeding, promising no odor and strong guarantees. Cook & Sons endorse it as the best exterminator product they have used, selling in three sizes for 35c, 50c, and 1.25.
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Cook & Sons
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Juneau
Poplar Hill
Methodist Church ID
Gillitan, D. D
L. D. Allen
Marshall
Albion
Konan
First National Bank of
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Banking
Federal Reserve Bank
Otto
Duroc
Jersey
State of Idaho
L. S. Otto
Guy H. Shearer
Ray L. Shearer
Piker
Tres
Filer Hardware Co
J. D. Gillilan
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Idaho Power Company
Electric Shop
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