Obituary Pricing Note for Classified Pages
The notice states a charge of one dollar for each obituary and an additional five cents per line for poetry. It appears as a standard rate card printed with local classifieds.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
2
The notice states a charge of one dollar for each obituary and an additional five cents per line for poetry. It appears as a standard rate card printed with local classifieds.
Single filers with net income of 1000 or more and married couples with 2000 or more must file by March 15, 1920. Collected by the Internal Revenue Collector for the district of residence. Form 1040A and Form 1040 carry full directions along with the law and regulations. Normal tax 4 percent on taxable income up to exemption. 1 percent to 65 percent on income over 5000.
A flood of political notices from Cloverdale to Greencastle outlines Democratic primary bids for Putnam County sheriff and a candidate for representative in Fulham county. Names include W. E. Gill and E. S. Wallace with May 4, 1920 primaries, urging voter support.
Notice lists candidates Reese R. Buis of Marion Township and David J. Skelton of Washington Township seeking the Second and Third district seats respectively. Also cites O A Day of Marion Township as a Second district candidate. All subject to the Democratic primary on May 4, 1920.
Miss Coonie Frank of Racine Wisconsin received fifteen dollars found last August 22 1915 by a man who did not answer the loss ad. A publisher later got a letter signed Conscience from the finder saying he would return the money to the loser to clear his conscience before Christ being day.
Centenarian mother and two elder brothers reunite after sixty years, tracing a path from New Orleans slave markets to emancipation. George, Phil, and Charley travel from Louisville to Leitchfield to find their 100 year old mother living with an old master.
J Oliver, a former English soldier, appeared before Barnet overseers of the poor in England seeking permission to pay rent for an apartment in the almshouse. His request was granted.
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