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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
3
A 1919 tax reminder warns no one is exempt from income tax. Each citizen must file on time with Form 1040A, pay any tax due, or risk penalties up to 1000 dollars plus 25 percent of the tax. The notice lists taxable income sources and urges accurate reporting.
The 1919 income tax returns must be filed by Monday March 15. Each return requires payment by check or money order for the full or at least a quarter of the tax. Cash must be paid at the collector's main office. mailed payments are at the sender's risk. Arizona residents should file with Alfred Franklin, Collector of Internal Revenue, Phoenix. Penalties loom for late returns or late payments. Early filing and payment are urged to ease final-day overload.
Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois, a leading Republican presidential candidate, is portrayed as a practical farmer who owns a Chicago-area farm, two cotton plantations in Arkansas, and stock interests in Texas. He champions agriculture, the civil administrative code, tenancy regulation, pure seed laws, livestock programs, and a veterinary college, stressing farming as the nation’s stabilizer.
A cryptic note mentions a New York paper advertising for twenty men to unload steamers in night shirts. The text contrasts such a claim with a metaphor of money vanishing like smoke from a chimney stack.
A discussion notes a stenographer’s speed of about 250 words per minute. The exchange questions the quantity achievable by a transcriptionist and presents an estimate of rapid speaking capacity.
A patent has been granted for a detachable rifle sight coated with a light radiating pigment. The glow enables night visibility of the sight.
George F. Daniels of Hardwick Vermont proprietor of the Hardwick Inn praises Chamberlains Tablets as the best laxative for his sedentary habits. The notice highlights the inn as a model hotel in New England.
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