Income Tax Facts You Should Know for 1919 Returns
This notice explains 1919 income tax provisions, rates, exemptions, and filing rules. It covers normal and surtax rates, payment installments, filing deadlines, penalties, and where to obtain Form 1040 or 1040A for returns. It targets taxpayers filing by March 15 and advises on correct reporting to avoid errors.
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Bureau of of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
Internal Revenue
Methodist Sunday School Notes Campaign Boosts Attendance
Sunday school efforts in public schools raised Hayti attendance to 99 this week, up 40 from last Sunday. There were 87 scholars and 12 teachers, with $4.21 collected for general and $1.08 for Centenary. If gains continue, attendance could reach 170 by the end of the second week, placing Hayti on the observation list.
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Hayti
Did you speak just a word when that fellow went wrong
A brief verse titled by Anonymous questions the cost of silence as a man acts rashly and faces consequences. The narrator reflects on whether speaking up could have altered a wrongdoer’s path.
Coal Boxes To Be Built For Primary Rooms This Week
Coal boxes will be built this week for the primary rooms. The Hitle pupils cannot carry their coal and the janitor has over done it. With being next to the stoves he will have no excuse for letting their rooms go cold.
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Bing
Where's Irn Visit Missed On Cold Day
STANLEY NEWS notes Irn failed to visit as scheduled or was deterred by cold. Sun Bone, a longtime Ro F D carrier, resumes route with motto Satisfaction Guarantee. The column welcomes him back as a dependable local messenger.
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Irn
Sun Bone
Substitution at School as Illness Keeps Mrs Helin Home
Oda Fullwood fills in for Mrs Helin this week and proves a willing helper. Odea shows promise as a teacher and is expected to improve with time.
Pupil Grading Emphasizes Oral Classroom Activities
The school will grade students on xtra- Classroom Activities, rewarding those who recite debate sing and present papers in the literary society while those who avoid such work will find shirking difficult ahead.
Letter from British Columbia to old friend in the States
W P Meatte shares a full letter from Lee Carrigan in Vancouver B C detailing life in Canada. He notes ships, diverse nationalities, slow work hours, many beer saloons, high prices for coal eggs and butter, a 150000 population, and plans to return to the U S this summer. He mentions acquaintances and Armour & Co. employment and invites Pete to visit.
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W. P. Meatte
Lee Carrigan
Vancouver
B. C
Lee
Pete
Si Perkins
Angel DeLisle
Dr. O'Kelly
Killian
Goah Barnes
Uncle Joe
Sam Sickles
Armour & Co
L. M. Carrigan
Visitors to Stanley school report good month
The past month visitors to Stanley school included Mr. and Mrs. John L. Swinea, Mrs. Lee Crockett, Mrs. Susie Ball, Mrs. Rosalie Ball, Miss Vetry Tate, Miss Clara Tate from Portageville, and non residents Miss Nellie Ferguson Campbell and Miss Jessie Bailey Rector Arkansas. All reported a good school.
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Stanley School
John L. Swinea
Lee Crockett
Susie Ball
Rosalie Ball
Vetry
Clara Tate
Portageville
Nellie Ferguson
Campbell
Jessie Bailey
Ark
Stanley Community News Notes And New Year Social
Stanley locals report a dredge moving toward the lake as farmers prepare for another year of work. Mr and Mrs Lowell Wells hosted a New Year social drawing a large crowd. Our teacher held the first Saturday session to catch up time lost during Christmas week.
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Stanley
Mrs
Lowell Wells
Dramatic Club Presents Savageland Comedy Soon
Thirty members of the Dramatic Club are working on a musical comedy Savageland to be given soon. Appropriate costuming, good acting, a laughable play and good music will mark the production. Four other plays are hoped for during the second semester. J I English Supt.
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J. I. English
Flour salesman John Streiff visits in St. Louis during holidays
John P. Streiff, a flour salesman now in St. Louis, spent the holidays visiting his parents in this city and was hosted by William Franamann of Steele.
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John P. Streiff
St. Louis
Win
Franamann
Steele
Chism Heads to Ark for Family Move and Farm Start
Chism left Tuesday for tin hoden Ark to arrange the arrival of his family and household goods. He recently bought a small farm there.
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Chism
Tinhoden
Ark
Will Oates Visits County Seat for Collector's Office
Will Oates was in the county seat Monday to conduct business at the county collector's office.
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Will Oates
Armenian relief supper planned by local teacher
Dave Crevoisier, Stanley's teacher, announces a box supper for Armenian relief. Last event raised 42.25 for the school. A large crowd attended Mr. Ferguson's dance with good order. Nellie Ferguson has returned to Campbell after visiting relatives.
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Dave Crevoisier
Stanley
Ferguson
Nellie Ferguson
Campbell
Branley School Attendance Averages 41 For Last Month
Branley school officials report average daily attendance for the last month stood at 41 students. The measure reflects turnout across classes and grades, with administration noting steady participation and efforts to address absences.
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Branley
Fred Franklin Visits Micola for Business Matters
Fred Franklin of Micola arrived in town on Monday to handle ongoing business. Local sources note routine meetings and scheduled discussions with area partners.
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Fred Franklin
Micola
Red Cross seeks address for Cleve Squires family
The Red Cross requests the address of Cleve Squires as neither he nor his close relatives are located. Amber Morn is his mother and Ar tesia Squires is his wife. The U S Government has issued a joint allotment and the chapter secretary 1 Kohn asks that any applicant contact them for value information.
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Red Cross
Cleve Squires
Amber Morn
Artesia Squires
U. S
Kohn
Liver Ade Sale at Leflers Drug Store
Advertises Liver Ade as a fever prevention aid by keeping the liver active. Sold at Leflers Drug Store.
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Leflers Drug Store
Supreme Court upholds 2.75 beer wartime ban
The Supreme Court decision on the 2.75 beer case reinforces Congress wartime powers and supports the War Time Prohibition Act. It prohibits beverages with 0.5 percent alcohol or more and foresees enforcement until peace is declared. The ruling closes Haiti’s last saloon and signals further litigation on constitutional prohibition and enforcement.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Haiti
Liverade Remedy advertised for biliousness at Letters Drug Store
Advertises Liverade as a cure for biliousness a condition said to breed disease in vital organs available at Letters Drug Store with emphasis on prompt correction of the ailment.
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Letters Drug Store
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Joseph Kohn
Julius Kohn
Kennett
Clarksdale
Miss
Essie Frankle
New Madrid
Cash Grocery
Buckleys’ Store
God
Satan
Carmel Popham
J. R. English
Stanley News
British Columbia
Edison
Leflers
Drucs Jew
Sefler
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