Smoot Proposes Simple Plan for Tax Bill in Senate
Local coverage outlines Senator Smoot’s plan to overhaul taxes, replacing exemptions with a single rate scheme. Projections show total revenue around 895 million, with substantial gains from unpaid taxes and war salvage, plus effects on government commitments and Treasury needs. Smoot argues simplicity could cut tax-collection costs and reduce revenue service staffing.
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Washington
Ame
Smoat
Cou
Miantifaetar Orodale
Senter Smoat
Utah
Bincot
Smoot
Treasury
Revenue Service
Baptist Mission Board Meets in Hartford Church
The District Mission Board of the Ohio County Baptist Association held its regular monthly session at Hartford Baptist Church on Tuesday the 20th. Attendees included Reve, Biveh Shields, Cromwell, R. Booker, Merbury, M. G. Snell, Oncor Ashby, Route 1 Mektenry, W Taylor, Rosine, Russell Walker, Wartford, John A. Bennett visiting from Wea, plus laymen Alvin Ness Centertown, Wtteleheart Cent Grove, Sam Holbrook Woodward's Valley, Thomas Baughn Cord, James Carter Narrows, Orvill Wilko Greeny River, James Banagtt Win Pair Hartford.
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District Mission Board of the
Ohio County Baptist Association
Hartford Baptist Church
Reve
Biveh Shields
Cromwell
R. ¥. Booker
Merbury
M. G. Snell
Oncor Ashby
Route 1
Mektenry
W. €. Taylor
Rosine
Russell Walker
Wartford
John A. Bennett
Wea
Messrs
Alvin
Black Ness
Centertown
W. Tteleheart
Cent Grove
Sam Holbrook
Woodward's Valley
Thomas Baughn
Concord
James Carter
Narrows
Orvill Wilko
Greeny River
James
Banagtt Wid Win
Pair
Hartford
Joyous seventh birthday party for James Pulkerson
The celebration for James Lester Pulkerson marked a cheerful birthday at the Folkerson home in Jane Thursday. Eight couples gathered in the parlor as James Lowder Holly entered to laughs and applause, gifts were exchanged, and children enjoyed yard games before a beautifully set dining room scene.
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James Lester Pulkerson
Louis Folkerson
Jane
James Lowder Huolly
Huge Power PhogmeT In Arizona Granted
Washinatna Aug 2 A pre Himinery permit for development of 120000 horsepower near the mouth of Thagonud Creek on the Colorado River in Mojave County Arizona was printed James St Ottard today by the Federal Power Commission One hour followed for completion and data for a Teens Granting of the permit the eum infusion says marke an epoch in hy pnesivettle development in the Southwiet Potential energy aval able for development In the Colora do River drainage basin it anid ex ceeds 5900 00 horsepower of which only 499000 has been wellized There are now eight applications on file for development of the river in oplu ing over 2000000 horne power
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Washinatna
Thagonud Creek
Colorado River
Mojave County
Arizona
James St. Ottard
Federal Power Commission
Southwiet
Burley Tobacco Crop Seen Above Earlier Expectations
Lexington Ky Aug 11 The burley district tobacco crop now being cut and housed is better than earlier anticipated. Early fields suffered from heat and drought in June and July but late plantings benefited from timely rains in late July. Yield is seen at about 60 percent of full crop, totaling around 200 million pounds, with quality expected to exceed last year if weather stays favorable.
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Lexington
Burley
Kentucky
Nurtey
Local Bethel Farmers Host Visiting Friends and Guests
Bethel community farmers busy with tobacco work and hosting guests this week. Mr J. D. Thompson of Simmons and Lula Lyons of Hartford visited the Lunte Maples family, with others from Beav er Dam and Cromwell attending. Vere Hawkins returned home after teaching in Oklahoma, visiting parents S. J. Hawkins and Chick of Beaver Dam. Mr Pred Buleo and Mrs Lunie Maples families hosted events and trips between Midway and Smith.
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Yond
J. D. Thompson
Simmons
T. Barova
Stra
Lula Lyons
Hartford
Lunte
Ray
Ken Daniel
Apen T
Cromwell
Rela Livers
Mise Vere Hawkins
Oklmhoma
J. Hawkins
Chick
Beaver Dam
Sitlth
Pred Buleo
Ben Dam
Joseph Albin
Mes
Lunie Maples
Barnie Hocker
Midway
Peace Treaty with Hungary Is Signed In Peace Effort
At Hadapeat on August 30, the United States and Hungary signed a peace treaty. Foreign Minister Hanfty and Grant Smith signed for the U S, with cordial exchanges marking restored relations. The agreement concludes wartime hostilities between the nations and mirrors provisions of the German treaty signed earlier. Austria’s terms remain to be finalized, but will align closely with Germany’s pact as announced.
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Hadapeat
Hence
United States
Hungary
Hanfty
Grant Smith
Smith
Dans Try
Kanda
United Bastes
Suntty
Mie United Sistes
Countrle Fraimerty
Vienna
Auatria
Conventon
Perlia
Germany
Mo Hotalls
Austria
Rockport School Announces Special Effort for Big Attendance
Rockport High and Graded School invites patrons to attend the September event. The announcement lists faculty led by Principal Roy H. Foreman and outlines the high school course offerings including Classical studies and sciences. Students may begin High School work for fall credit at any state school.
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Rockport
Roy H. Foreman
B. BE. Wilson
Anna Lou Hazelrigg
Miss Flossie Mason
Beaver Dam Graded High School Opens Monday 1921 Announcement
Beaver Dam Graded High School will open Monday September fifth, 1921, with chapel exercises at two o'clock. The local Board of Education urges all patrons and pupils to attend. Bring books or sell any texts you wish to dispose of, to prevent a shortage. For more information on the school calendar, write the Beaver Dam High School Calendar. With several county high schools offering strong courses, every graduate should pursue a high school education. Signed EB BE ALLISON Supt. Marriage
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Beaver Dam
Beaver Dun
BE. Allison
Licenses Filed Since Last Report In Beaver Dam Area
List of licenses issued since the previous report includes A G Butler Beaver Dam to Henry Porter Beaver Dam Hubert Raymer Bowling Green to Mia Rhea Cox Beaver Dam Clyde Wilkon Beaver Dam KR 2 to Beulah Taylor Beaver Dam Ra Bidred Lee Beaver Dam R 2 to Anne Maddos McHenry with multiple grant locations and names.
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A. G Butler
Beaver Dam
Henrge Porter
Hubert Raymer
Bowling Green
Mia Rhea Cox
Clyde
Wilkon
Beulah Taylor
Ra Bidred Lee
Aanle Maddos
McHenry
County Republicans Form Organization in Ohio County
The Ohio County Republican Executive Committee met at the Courthouse with 40 of 41 precinct chairmen present. W. B. Tinley named chairman, M. F. Chumbley secretary, and Miss Marion Plener of Cromwell auxiliary chair. The group planned a county campaign committee and precinct by precinct organization across the county with active enthusiasm.
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Ohio County Republican
Courthowd
Trner
Parson
Wis
Campalen
Campilan
Tinley
Chowen
M. F. Chumiley
Mia Harrior Plener
Cromwell
Ohio County Basball Highlights Two Game Series
Chronicle of local teams Beavers Centertown and Island Station racing for the 1921 county title. Beavers win two, Island drops in Beaver Dam and Riverside Park. Wywox beats Provo. Morgantown edges Morgans town in a 14 13 extra inning thriller. Rosine and Sulphur Springs post wins. Majestic travel to Grayson Springs for scalp.
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Telend
Fd Hute
Akrot
Ohio
Lsland
Ak W
Island
Sune Fs
Owensboro
L. & N. Tracks
Beavers
Centertown Boys
Beaver Dam
Riverside Park
Mogg Lads
Withrow
Joker Glenn
Kertamp Crowe
Lumbustons
Easler
Morgantown
Cisyet
Beaver Damn
Dock Lasley
Morgans ‘Town
Rosine
Sulphur Springs
Louisville Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Steady Sheep
Midweek cattle arrivals were light with steady prices for best light butchers and slow activity in medium and inferior grades. Prime heavy steers ranged around 7.60 and heavy shipping steers near 6.50 to 7. Medium to good steers 5.50 to 6.85. fat cows 4.50 to 5.25. calves steady to lower. Pigs weaker with top hogs at 9.40 per 120 to 248 pounds. sheep and lambs broadly steady with best lambs around 7.50. Produce and poultry prices listed as shipper net costs including freight and charges.
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Best
Hartford PTA reception at school next Thursday
The Hartford Parent-Teacher Association will hold a reception at the school building next Thursday evening from 7:40 to 9:30. All patrons and friends are invited to meet the new Woll as the former teachers in our school, Mr. and Mrs. Royce Igleheart of Munsing Michigan, who are parents of a baby boy. The grandmother, Mrs. Helen Igleheart, has returned home.
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Hartford
Parent-Teacher Association
Ac Woll
Royce Igleheart
Munsing. Mich
Helen ‘Weleheart
Root's Plea for Cleaner Courts at ABA Meet
Cincinnati August 30 delegates gather for the forty-fourth annual American Bar Association convention. Esthu Root urges the bar to educate the public and mold young lawyers while warning that law principles are rapidly changing. Annette Adams calls for swift punishment of crime and early innocence hearings. Milton Watson explains fingerprint forgery and how prints can be faked. Delegates report activities and local recommendations as state-law uniform commissions wrap up today.
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Cincinnati
American Bar Association
Esthu Root
Rent
Wwebairman
The
Bay Association
Annette Adams
San Francisco
Chere Ja Tong
Mies Adams
Milton Watson
Los Angeles
Association of Attorneys General
Commissioners On
Methodist preacher to hold services and revival begins
Rev T. T. Frasier will lead regular services at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm. He starts a revival Monday night at Mt Hermon Church. The Hartford charge fourth quarterly conference meets at Goshen Church on Saturday September 10 with 11 am preaching by Rev L L May and an afternoon business session.
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T. T. Frasier
Methodist Church
Welock
Mt. Hermon Church
Hartford Charge
Goshen Church
L. L. May
Local Social Notes From Ohio County and Centertown
Matanza s Mrs J B Maddox returned home after visiting relatives in Ohio County. Lillie Martha Mary Smith of Ma tune spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs Prank Byerly of Centertown. Mr and Ale W J Render and son Gerald of Livermore viewed Mr and Mrs Wo Render and others spent days in Centertown with Mrs Alva Hoan and Mrs Peank Byorty.
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J.B. Maddox
W. P. Render
Ohio County
Lillie
Martha Mary Smith
Matune
Prank Byerly
Centertown
Ale W. J. Render
Gerald
Livermore
Render
Mary Render
Mra
Alva Hoan
Peank Byorty
Revival Draws Large Crowd As Scriptural Message Is Heard
A sizable audience gathered Monday evening for a revival at Mean here with a strong sermon delivered. Miss Violet Alien and Miss Tinsley of this place assisted, while Miss Alma Bengha from Con corn attended. Verde Newcomb, lately visiting Mrs. Althea Letovre of Hartford, returned home Monday. Ena Weaterfield of Alexandria vicinity stayed Tuesday night with her cousin Miss Comta Lake.
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Violet Alien
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