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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
10
The text explains invested capital includes cash and tangible assets plus surplus and outlines how capital stock affects taxation. It emphasizes tax analysis over auditing and notes government aims to collect the correct tax. It warns minor deduction errors can cost 26 to 66 percent of the mispaid amount.
Hon. P. G. Rennick spoke at the Implement and Hardware Club dinner in Peoria on the 1916 income tax law and related war taxes. He warned about exemptions, graduated rates, and the need for careful tax analysis across corporations partnerships and individuals amid food price and distribution concerns in rural Illinois. The report also covers local food-supply tensions, Red Cross notes, and community notices from Marshall and surrounding areas.
Propaganda fears spread from Connecticut to Illinois as food pledge card solicitations prompted terror among women. Illinois women urged to join food conservation and report door visits to police with detailed descriptions to aid arrests.
The recent statewide suffrage win in New York is projected to add at least 1,000,000 voters, including 400,000 from New York City. The amendment takes effect after January 1, 1918, and women wear buttons reading I am a voter.
A poem line about departure at sea ends with crossed paths and farewell. The article reports Eldon Wolfe and relatives being called to Camp Grove by the death of Elizabeth Malone, followed by a Card of Thanks from the Malone children. It then shifts to agricultural advice on feeding hogs with food wastes to maximize pork production, highlighting dairy, garden, and kitchen wastes as viable feeds.
Oliver Eckburg of Co. D 129th U S Infantry at Camp Logan Texas writes to George Burt seeking names and addresses of Henry boys stationed there. He mentions Illinois National Guard service from Aurora and drills since September plus weather conditions and asks to forward any information.
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