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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
3
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The voters are urged to re elect the current school board and elect a treasurer to succeed A Wilkerson. They praise the board for maintaining high educational standards amid tax reductions and budget cuts. The piece argues for prudent school administration and continued focus on efficiency in handling funds.
A fragmented letter expresses broad concern about taxes nationwide and locally. It notes a recent school tax rate around thirty mills and urges tax relief, arguing no support for tax increases and proposing reductions and fines removal to ease the burden on residents.
Distinct education paths affect earning and opportunity with higher schooling linked to higher chances of success. The text notes tax implications, bad debts deductions, and the impact of various training levels on income and revenue act items, citing the need for proof of debt worthlessness and collection efforts.
A Iowa collector reviews farm income tax returns for 1922, noting most farmers pay little Federal tax. The text details farm expenses, exemptions, deductions, and the impact of dependents on tax liability, with commentary on a typical farmer’s filing and the overall tax situation.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports progress in tuberculosis eradication across states, with Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, and Missouri testing hundreds of thousands of cattle. Dairy products remain resilient, with butter, cheese, and milk selling at remunerative prices despite postwar deflation. Vigilant testing reveals a persistent need for widespread cattle testing, as some premises harbor tuberculous animals.
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