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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
6
Tax rules cover personal exemptions for varying statuses, earned income credits, and exemptions from tax. It details how to compute credits, earned net income, and rates for estates, trusts, and specific income types while listing exemptions such as life insurance, gifts, and government bonds. The text outlines when and to whom the tax must be paid and how to treat different income sources.
The notice explains paying federal taxes by four installments with due dates March 14, June 15, September 15, and December 15, 1929. If an installment is missed, the full unpaid tax is due on demand. Penalties include up to 10,000 dollars or one year imprisonment plus 25 percent of tax for willful late filing, plus 50 percent for fraudulent returns, and interest at 6 percent on deficiencies plus additional penalties for negligence or fraud.
Glenwood area notes report Hargus Harland calling on Laurel Williams Sunday. Farmers cleared roads for cars last week. George Dannenberg helped Karnie Plum haul hogs to market. Families including the Walthalls, Milo, and Nelsons visited at M Nelson home. Mrs. A B Nelson helped cook for corn shelters. John Rush visited his sister Mrs Arthur Plumm from northern Minnesota. Lee Regan family staying with Howard Regan. F C Nelson made a business trip to Eldora. Eighth grade exam participants included Russell Williams, Donald Kelsey, Hollis Haven, and Roland Whitesill. Mrs George Dannenberg listed as sick. Mr Grooters called in the county Saturday. Phone 89 for more news items.
Whitten and nearby residents shared a busy week with church notes, club meetings, and social visits. Joe Baker and Flossie Cox visited A. A. Agnew home. many members attended banquets, juror duties, and birthdays. The Whitten church outlined services, Endeavor plans, and a day of prayer. A sewing corner guide offered homemaking tips for efficient work.
The article notes increased manure demand met by South American imports settled along the eastern coast mainly for mixed fertilizers. It advises regular hen feeding, early chick hatching for market timing, with March start in the North and two weeks earlier in the South, plus moisture steps for silage and general watershed protection in the Manti National Forest.
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