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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
1
A world survey by the Interchurch World Movement shows American ministers at the bottom of income among professions. The study cites church pay scales, with many pastors earning under 1000 dollars yearly and describes aims to provide adequate wages and pensions, contrasting with higher wages in other trades.
By 8, Earl Taylor. The Interchurch World Movement would place Protestant leaders around a table to map the global Christian program. The article argues churches can coordinate to cover all world areas, identifying Methodist and Baptist positions, unoccupied regions, and how all can join in the mission Christ sent.
Migrant sheep shearers dwelling in remote uplands from Canada to Mexico face isolation despite wartime immigration rule changes. Interchurch World Movement survey suggests local churches in onlaying districts could provide social aid and access to facilities to relieve loneliness and improve welfare for these workers.
The bread line and lodging houses fade as hobos vanish from cities. A wartime shift pushes migrant workers toward steadier jobs, with a study by the Interchurch World Movement mapping how Protestant churches might assist.
Government guidance urges all U S residents to file Form 1040A by March 15 1919. Returns must show true figures with due tax paid, and penalties include up to 1000 dollars fine or 50 percent tax for false filings. Various income sources including interest, dividends, rents, and business shares are taxable unless exempt.
All income tax returns for 1919 must be filed by Monday March 1 with payment by check or money order. Cash only at the collector's main office. Mail sent at sender’s risk. Missourians should send to Geo H Moore in St Louis or Geo Crutchtey in Kansas City. Penalties apply for late or incomplete filings. early payments urged to ease final day overload.
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