Rennick Addresses Income Tax at Ill Implement Club Dinner
The Hon. P. G. Rennick spoke at the Creve Coeur Club in Peoria on income tax under the 1916 act and the war excess profits tax. He outlined tax brackets, exemptions, and the need for businesses to prepare thorough analyses before year end.
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P. G. Rennick
Implement and Hardware Club
Creve Coeur Club
Peoria
Rennick
United States
Boma
Berore
Taxable Income and Capital in Corporate Taxation
The text explains invested capital includes cash and tangible assets plus surplus. It notes capital stock used to cover surplus does not increase capital, but issuing stock as a dividend affects taxable income. It warns about proper tax reporting and deductions to avoid overpayment, with typical corporate tax rates ranging from 26 to 60 percent on portions of income.
Food pledge drive fears prompt police alert in Illinois
Anti American propagandists said to operate from Connecticut to Illinois are blamed for frightening women with food pledge cards. Solicitors reported as many women terrified by the card as by the possible stock checks. Illinois women join food conservation efforts and are urged to call police if a visitor questions supplies. Take an accurate description of anyone at the door.
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Connecticut
Illinois
New York Gained 1 Million New Voters After Suffrage Victory
After last week’s sweeping victory women in New York state will gain an estimated 1,000,000 new voters with about 400,000 from New York City. The amendment becomes effective after January 3, 1918. Women wear buttons reading I am a voter.
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New York State
New York City
Red Cross News in Illinois and Marshall County
Forty present at Henry Red Cross meeting. six new members bring total to 324. Activities include sewing hospital supplies, shipping knitted goods, and promoting Junior Red Cross in schools. Illinois reports 900 375 members across 182 chapters, aiming for 10 million nationwide. County notice invites itemized bills for December meeting.
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Henry Red Cross
Chapter
Peer Tary
Lawrence Latouretta
George’ Hillabrand
Kite
America
Red Cross
United States
Henry
Sidiera
Europe
Neler
Stara
Hu Children
Mabel 14
Steimle
Tiinois
New York
American Red Cross
Uinois
W. D. Thurber
Thurber
Illinois
Lacon
Ill
Board of Supervisors
Marshall County
Ilinois
Lawrence D. Gregory
English Home Life Observations At Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. L. Clift presided as Miss Imelda Hartley and Miss Lillian Merritt performed piano pieces. Miss May Young shared insights from England on home life, timber scarcity, brick houses, and daily meals with tea at English hours, noting wartime tea reforms. Evans, a press correspondent, reported the review.
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L. Clift
Imelda
Hartley
Apple
Som
Clara
Beitz
May
Young
England
Englan
Miss Young
B Evans
Preas
Mrs Elizabeth M Malone Pioneer of Camp Grove Dies
Elizabeth Marshall Malone born October 3 1839 in Northumberland England died November 13 1917 at Camp Grove in her 79th year. She married John Malone in Peoria in 1858 and raised twelve children with descendants including twenty five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral held in Camp Grove Wyoming with Rev Wilbur L Barnes.
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Elizabeth Marshall Malone
Northumberland
New Castle
Tyne
England
Thig
Camp Grove
Frank Marshallmouth
Pottsville
Peoria
Marshall County
Maton
Lydia Bradley
John Malone
Henry
Malone
Mary Ann Doran
Jennie Elizabeth Wolfe
Braddyville
Ill
William Brancis Malone
James H. Malone
Wyoming
Samuel Malone
Joseph EB. Malone
Thomas Malone
Toulon
Margaret Seeley
Lombardville
Lavina Isabelle Riel
Illinois Prairie
Episcopal Church
Ife
Rav Tucker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Royal Neighbors
Red Cross Society
Knit
Congregational Church
Wilbur L. Barnes
Ot Evanston
When I embark toward a distant sea and farewell
A collage of items notes a veteran funeral, farm waste hog feeding guidance, and a letter from Camp Logan 1914 1917. It mentions Eldon Wolfe and Harry of Braddyville and Edna Doran of Peoria mourning Elizabeth Malone, plus agricultural advice on using waste products to feed hogs and a note on Illinois population in 1818 1910.
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Eldon Wolfe
Maryville
Brother Harry
Braddyville
Edna Doran
Peoria
Camp Grove
Elizabeth Malone
Illinois
Aside &S
Tulle
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Fabrica
Waakora
América
Pet H
the Republican
Rennigk
Maritimes
Chicago
Red Cross News
Ted Cross
Woman's Club
Elizabeth M
L. R. Phillips, Charles Greenlee
Ie Irily
J. Watercott
F. ¥. Yanochowski
Lawrence Peterman
Ford
V. P. Turner B
G, Hojylo
Henry Opera House
Uncle Sam
Mary Pickford
The
Cecil R. DeMille
Mary
Pickford the
Little American
Max Linden
Max
Department of Agriculture
Camp Logan
Oliver .N. Edburg
Charles Motter
Aurora
Camp Logs
Texas
Camp L. Raw
Tex
Burt
Camp & Gan
Third Illinois Infantry
Eckburg, Co
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