Government income tax guidance reaches every county seat
The 1917 income tax must be filed from January 1 to March 1 1918 with district collectors assigned to each county. Officials promise local help as postmasters bankers and newspapers announce when collectors will visit. The law lowers exemptions raising many new filers including farmers merchants and wage earners.
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David J. Wiliams
Camp Lewis to receive Wenatchee apple Christmas plan
Chelan county Pomona Grange aims to send a carload of apples to Camp Lewis for Christmas. Wm O Rourke, State Food Administration member, toured the Wenatchee Valley noting good compliance with the new ration rules. The program currently enforces meatless Tuesday wheatless Wednesday porkless Saturday and two medium sugar lumps plus two ounces bread per person. Everett plans a one million dollar ship and dry dock yards.
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Camp Lewis
Wenatchee
Chelan County
Pomona Grange
Wm. O’rourke
State Food Administration
Wenatchee Valley
O’rourke
Camp Lewis Letter and Local News Highlights
Former Leavenworth boy Ralph Thornton writes from Camp Lewis describing a rainy season and a Thanksgiving feast. Local items include an army deserter arrest, Red Cross shipments, upcoming Christmas events, a church program, and the marriage of James Murcar and Miss Etta Hauck in the city.
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Leavenworth
Camp Lewis
Ralph Thornton Motor Co
American Lake
Wash
W. H. Price
Great Northern Lumber Co
Price
Whatcom County
West Side
McManus
James Murcar
Etta Hauck
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Ronsard
Hardeman
Florsheim
Robert Wicks
Teles
Newton Baker
France
Everett
The
Red Cross
Sylvester
Guy Hamilton
L. O. Taylor
Butcher Sampson
Leary
Margaret Sylvester
Mary Leite
J.F.F. Club
Haase
C. S. Taylor
Seatle
B. of L. F
Santa Claus
Koerner’s Drug Store