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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
2
PURELY PERSONAL items describe social visits at Weducetiy and aillments, births, and home affairs. Names including W. Arthur, Elgin, and Minnesoli figures appear alongside local property changes and a theater event at Plaga Theatre, St Kenersburg, with brief weather mentions and community remarks.
The record notes the lotissind ship's cargo of four tins and slaves unloaded at Tal landa, Marel V3. It lists two men aged twenty three and nineteen and two women aged eight and seven, all described as seven feet tall. The entry places the incident just before the Civil War, in a period when Galveston was a thriving port before a later hurricane devastated the area.
Market brief notes New York activity with Dimenastone and The Atlantic-T in a lean session. Tin Just ae deep ne ayer appears as a fragmented reference alongside bourse whispers, leaving investors watching for fuller details.
A 1910 era notice urges all U S residents to file income tax returns by March 11 or 15 and pay any due tax. It details exemptions, reporting requirements, and penalties for late or fraudulent returns, emphasizing forms like the TOHHOA and guidance from banks and Internal Revenue Service offices.
A compact note presents Plutarch’s view that beginnings matter in virtue, even if growth comes later. It emphasizes patience and prudence in early stages, warning against neglecting initial seeds of character. The quote frames moral development as gradual and enduring.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a late night inquiry about achieving success through hard work. Mentions Dustin Stex and a supposed effort to sell something and help others, but text is garbled and unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
The notice urges all 1819 income tax returns be filed by Monday March 15. Taxpayers must send payments with returns or risk heavy penalties for lateness. Illinois residents should mail to Harry W. Mager in Chicago or John J. Pickering in Springfield. Early filing and payment are urged to ease final day overload.
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