Fisher Odds And Ends Palette Of Township Happenings
Joe Ogden and Dick Winters visited Washington to urge flood prevention and water conservation for the Middle Colorado Watershed. The Brady Creek project plans 46 dams with eight now completed and 16 more possible next fiscal year. Clear Creek in Brown County is ready for dam construction and Jim Ned in Coleman County is being engineered for a Brady Creek style project. McCulloch Deep Creek’s prior damming helped stop an 8 inch flood, drawing 211 groups from across Texas. Ford’s Farm Almanac, farming water use notes, and new crop tech are mentioned. Library of Congress surpassed 10 million volumes in its 33 million item collection. Local officials from San Angelo and San Antonio visit for business and patent matters. Dinner guests at the Gammenthaller home include Watkins Tarr and family, A C Wendel, and Allen Fowler. Good rain and hail fell at Harper Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ogden
Dick Winters
Washington
Middle
Colorado
House Appropriations Committee
Brady Creek
Clear Creek
Brown County
Jim Ned
Coleman County
McCulloch
Texas
Declaration of Estimated Income Tax for 1955
Kerrville District Director states that under current law individuals and corporations must file estimated tax forms 1040 ES with rules on who must file and when payments are due. Penalties for underpayment are detailed for individuals and corporations, with special provisions for farmers. The article also lists various example scenarios and deadlines for 1955 payments and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Beach
Kerrville
District Director of Internal Revenue
Installment Due Process After Exemption and Credits
Instructions note the installment due in the twelfth month after removing the $100,000 exemption and applying credits to the tax. The text outlines how the remaining tax is calculated in a regulated process.
Fragmented Proverb Column and Word Puzzle
A fragmentary column mixes slang sayings with a crossword style fill in clues. The piece references a preacher, social commentary on politics, and moral maxims with numbered clues for across and down entries. The tone echoes early 20th century rural newspaper humor.
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Ford Motor Co
Chuck
Library of Congress
U. S. Marshall
Hubert MaeDowell
San Angelo
Capitol
R. A. Miller
Department of Justice
E. A. Shanrock
James Bledsoe
Uncle Sam
Navy
Jack Starling
Brownwood
Fred Gammenthaler
Watkins Tarr
A. C. Wendel
Allen Fowler
Charles
Harper
Joe Marsh
Doc
Dee
Mrs. W
United States Brewers Foundation
Chester Tatsch
Texaco
Elbert Feller
Mgr
Gulf Service Station
Richard Roeder
Gulf Gas & Oils
Gene Zimmermann
Fredericksburg
T-Bones
H. Welge Lewis
Mansfield
Mes
P. O
Floyd Boatright
David Butler
Hillberge
Germany
Set. Butler
New York
John Rogers
Cora Custer
Louis Durst
Mason
Dave Beathen
San Antonio
James Parker
Junction
Sam Parker
Parker
Bernice Lang
Mrs
Edwin Lang
Ellis Lang
H. Hilburn
Glen Hopf
Hopf
Cora Nabers
THE
Harper Herald
Crosley and
Bendix
Magnon
Autfloy
Bode
Sportsman Cafe
Harper, Texas
Edmund Fiedler
Art Beeman
Hossface Hank
Sonny South
Frank Thomas
Druy
Diamons
By Courtney Alderson
Dana Sykes
N.dawile
Green Mountain
Los Angeles
Calif
Tubby
Tyler
Tor
Tod Bolton
Charley Grant
By AL Smith
Policeman
Ronoun
Ana
Benue Servieg Pieene
Sonny
By Arnold
Kroon Wale Ice
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