Income Tax Returns 1922 Filing Deadlines and Rules
Revenue officers tour every county to assist with 1922 income tax returns due by March 15 1923. Forms 1040 1040A available from collectors and deputies with exemptions and credits explained. Filing status based on December 31 1922. penalties up to 1000 plus 25 percent. extensions possible up to 300 days with proper requests.
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United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Floot
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Farm Condition Improvements Highlight Ames Address
J A Hopkins of the department of agricultural economies told short course visitors at Ames that farm conditions have improved since P22 and prices may rise to the general level barring European reversals. He cited cost of labor variability and year round employment as key factors while L W Foreman outlined pasture manure benefits and cautions about washing away nutrients on hilly ground during trials of 47 treatment combinations on a bluegrass pasture at Town State College.
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L. W. Foreman
Town State College
Foreman
Hagerman's Splendid Hog Sale Attracts Strong Bids
Auctioneer Ben F Reeves reports Hagerman conducted a Poland China sale on February 7 with top price of 72 dollars. First thirty hogs averaged 60 dollars and tall hogs brought 16.50 to 34 dollars. Hagerman is described as a successful hog breeder, with many attendees noted from the area.
Wig Show at Hawkeye Theatre Graettinger February 15 16 17
Graettinger hosts a big movie event with The Storm shown in three performances February 15 16 and 17. Bartleman Orchestra accompanies the picture with 20 and 35 cent admission. First northwest Iowa showing. The town’s Measrs Schurmann and Skow finance the expensive production. Nearby Mankato also screens the film this week. Former Graettinger resident Miss B Jensen has published a book of poems, with copies offered at 75 cents and via publisher.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Graettinger
Bartleman Orchestra
Schur
Mann & Skow
Iowa
Estherville
Mankato
Minnesota
Gracttinger
B. Jensen
J. C. Jensen
Ruthven
J.P. Christiansen
Hans Davus
Fred Simonsen
Misa Jensen
H. Jensen
Evansville Junior College
Wisconsin
H. I. Ilinois
American Poetry Magazine
Milwaukee
Farmers Institute Program Highlights Th U S Week
The event lists Thursday through Saturday sessions with demonstrations in dairy feeding hay raising and poultry raising, plus an extensive exhibit of farm products. Notable speakers include J P Aves and W N Stevenson Ames, with varied activities in music, readings, and community singing. Awards cover corn, barley, oats, potatoes, poultry, baking, needlework, canning, and girl’s club projects.
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Dirk Jackson
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Fiano
Seeees
Martin, Simoneen
Arthur Christensen
Thyra Thorson
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Ahreng
Anes
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FT. Clarke
Farm Produce Department
Jim Robinson
Spotatoes
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Dave Gessist
Poultry Department
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