Income tax filing rules and rates in 1919
Washington DC December 27 opening of the New Year brings income tax filing with penalties for late returns. Exemptions rise to 1000 single and 2000 married plus 200 per dependent. Normal rates: 4 percent on the first 4000 over exemptions and 1 1/2 percent on remaining net income. Installment plan due dates March 18 June 15 September 15 December 15. Forms 1404 and 140 for different income levels. Details cover deductions and non taxable items, with various inclusions and exclusions.
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Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in 1915 1919
A Llano woman Mrs. Fred Kothe endorses Doan's Kidney Pills noting relief from rheumatic pains linked to weather changes. She repeats satisfaction in 1919 after occasional use. Price 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. advertises kidney remedy. The text also comments on a modern girl’s view of her mother’s restraint.
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Bright
Doan
Fred Kothe
Posa
Pastures Posted Notice Prohibits Trespassing
Posted notice warns that pastures are posted and trespassing is prohibited. Individuals are informed to take heed and govern themselves accordingly. Violators will be prosecuted under applicable laws.
Kingsland News Highlights Local Weddings and Households
Christmas week in Kingsland brought family visits and town news. Notable events include new school staff in Austin High, marriages in Lampasas and Llano, births and engagements, and happy travels of residents like Isaac Cummings and the Weir family.
California Syrup of Figs Sold For Child Cure
Mothers are urged that California Syrup of Figs quickly relieves a cross feverish child by softening and moving out clogged waste. The product is pitched as a harmless fruit laxative for babies to adults with prompt action in stomach liver and bowels.
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Dodson
South
Said
Dodeon
California
Martin Telephone issues hit Kingsland area services
Mrs. J P Noble visits with her daughter Mrs B H Clark of Liano. Ary Noble’s beef weighed 493 pounds. Mr E G Fehrenbach of Martin Telephone Co attended Rural Telephone System meeting as service failures spread after Mr M D King left. Rural system expansion to Marble Falls proceeds while many Martin users lose service. Alga Ricketson returns to San Marcos Normal with sister Myrtle joining later. Two couples celebrate joy while two hearts suffer sorrow.
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Dirs
J. MM. Raywood
Misses Bana
Pearl Hay‘wood
Austin
Austin High School
Hay‘wood
Idak
Llano National Bank
Newton Hackworth
Kingsland
Isaac Cummings
Delhart
Texas
Viola Montgomery
Marble Falls
Hoover King of
Raymond Hoover
Mamma
Papa Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Burnet County
Lone Grove
Estelle Warden
J. P. Turner
Pandora
Turner
Herbert Hill
Baby
Burnet
Johnnie Banks
Llano
Ethel Moore
J. W. Weir
Dexter
N. M
Nmas
Ary Noble
Alts Clearman
Lampasa
J.B. Lindsey
Liang
F. Hover
Hoover
Oscar Moore
Ellen Nicholds
Liano
Baptist Church
Shirley
Oscar
W. H. Hill
J. P. Noble
B. H. Clark
Clark
E. G. Fehrenbach
Martin Telephone Co
Martin
King
Alga Ricketson
Abner Ricketson
San Marcos Normal School
Myrtle
Get More Eggs With Martin's Egg Producer
Advertising copy promises egg production increase by feeding Martin's Egg Producer. Offers double money back in eggs or cash and claims Ransom and Molnnis guarantee curing roup with a money-back guarantee.
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Martin
Llano County Teachers Organize and Plan League Roles
A 1919 meeting at the Llano County courthouse formed a working League body. Directors chosen for public speaking spelling rural schools athletics essay writing drawing and sewing and more were named by chairman R L Gibson and secretary W P Miller. Dr Duffy discussed League setup as the group urged membership and activity.
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Liano County
Liang
H. B. Cogdet
Ruth Sheldon
Kingsland
E. Mobley
Lone Grove
Cole
Llano
Florence Ryan
Winnie Walker
Valley Spring
Duffy
R.L. Gibson
W. P. Miller
Pastures Posted in Six Mile Community Notice
Public notice proclaims Six Mile pastures posted and closed to hunting trapping and trespass. Violations will be prosecuted. Signed E. L. Stewart.
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Six Mile
E. L. Stewart
Johnston Grocery Reminder
A brief notice urges readers to order groceries from Johnston. The item emphasizes shopping needs and provides a call to action without extra details.
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Johnston
Silk Stockings Price Sparks Debate in Ex Daily Texarkanian
The Daily Texarkanian notes silk stockings will cost $12 to $15 a pair. It questions whether such high prices excuse women from showing or concealing their attire, framing the issue as a social debate on modesty.
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Daily
Texarkanian
Widower Reaches for Quiet Second Marriage
The speaker notes that in this country a widower who calmly replays daily routines and sews on his buttons often ends up remarrying soon after. The remark highlights social expectations around remarriage and orderly conduct.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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Ran
Bay of Ae
Hansom & Melanis
Hail
F. J. Cheney & Co
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