The Marple M's Tax Debate and War Memorial Offer
A weekly Marple M's item critiques a State Tax Commission explanation on farm tax increases, asserting uneven tax shifts among property classes and promising next week’s figures from Studdard County. Also notes a government funded headstone program for veterans and invites inquiries from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Jefferson City
Stodard County
Steddland County
Studdard
Hheamfield Vindicator
1921 Income Tax Returns Now Due In Missouri District
Deputy Collector C. O. Hobbs to assist taxpayers in filing 1921 income tax returns with deadlines by March 15 1922. District divided into zones. deputies to visit counties and help prepare forms. Schedule lists Lutesville February 20 and 21 with local postings and guidance for residents to compile income and deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
First District
Missouri
C. 0. Hobbs
Lutesville
Baptist Church notes on attendance and sermons
The church reported good Sunday attendance as Rev T H Jenkins preached on She Gave More Than All. Funds and efforts were discussed to recruit 12 new Word and Way subscribers and boost giving. The St Francois association missionary preached on Sowing and Reaging while the senior class will lead next Sunday night services. The Fonheam hand is under Emma Kauffman and Florence Hrinkman. The School of Methods starts February 14 with state secretaries teaching classes. all Baptists are urged to enroll.
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T. H. Jenkins
Sandiew
St. Francois
Mirars
Emma Kauffman
Florence Hrinkman
W. MU
Sullivan
School of Methods
Making Money Too Fast Spoiled Him Prisoner Says
Carl L Hees 20 of Fredericktown Missouri told police in St Louis that making money too quickly spoiled him. Hees claimed contracts to haul for local firms generated large monthly sums but said checks were attached to accounts before payments could reach the bank. Hees said he took five automobiles to Texas under a contract clause and denied missing payments. He cited wartime business conditions and a stock of selling pads as part of his reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Hees
Fredericktown
St. Louis Bus Co
Hess
San Antonio
Tex
Weber Implement Co
Beas
Texas
Weber Company
Marquette
Bess
Missouri
the Ath Ness
Australia
Lura Davis
Argonne Apartments
St. Louis
Local store sales mix with personal history and bee science
A cluttered ad lists suits coats lumber and groceries at low prices then shifts to a personal reminiscence of the seller’s wartime training and later business troubles. It includes a lengthy excerpt on honeybee anatomy and pollination facts followed by a note about a bond admission and sheriff’s office services.
Government to furnish headstones for soldiers
The government will furnish to any relative or friend upon application headstones for the graves of soldiers. This program addresses burial markers for veterans and provides guidance on how to request the markers.
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Army
U.S
Honey Is A Byproduct Of Crossed Insect Life
A fragmented historical note proclaims the honey bee “the most useful insect” as it plays a key role through pollination and honey production amid discussions of fruit blossoms and cross influences within nature.
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K C Sullivan
Missouri Colleg of Agriculture
Holy Rollers Arrested and Placed in Jail
Three members of the Holy Rollers sect were arrested Thursday for disturbing a Cantwell resident during services. A preacher listed Mrs Grove as his home. They declined bond, were jailed, then posted bond Saturday for Justice Arnolds court the next day and were released after lodging four dollars with a fellow prisoner.
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Holy Rollers
Cantwell
Grove
Justice Arnolds Court
Doctrines and Doings at Mayfield College Ministers Meet
A dense schedule for Mayfield College interwoven with church events lists speakers such as Dr Milford Ryan Abe, J.C. Weekett Jr, GC Greenway, and Wm L. Stelser. Activities include Bible and Missions sessions, Training in Stewardship, Training in Baptist Spirit, Winning to Christ, and Round Tables. Events span Sunday February through Thursday February with multiple chapel times and evening addresses by A B Carson and Wm P Pearce. Lodging and meals priced at 26 cents.
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Bible and Missions
Pag Weber
Kom
Jenking
Round Table
ED Owen
W.t
Scot
A.m
LN Couch
T. WL. Jenkins
Mangum B. Y. P
C. Hockett, Jr
G. C. Greenway
W. Mayfield College
Southeast
Missouri
Abe C. Jones
A. B. Carson
Wm. P. Pearce
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Dean Chandler & Company
Dean B. Hill, Miter
Manager
Marthy Hill
ME Reodes
Hevin
Hote
Tion
Elia
Washimenon
D.C
U. S
Carl L. Bese
C. F. Hopkins
Creek
Tadernee Fim
Lawlies Sundine
Recery Department
Brussels
Taining Yan
Sidney
San Francisco
Scott Field
Sikeston
Bond
Sheriff’s Office
Preyer
Mong
Sere
Tengve
Detroit
Clfrank & Estes
Will Mayfield College
PM Reber
Milford Ryan Abe
Jones
Mangum J.C
Stelser WD
Hyland
KM Jalow
Mra JG Reynolde
D. Mangum J
Hogkett, Jr
Greenway el Will and
DB. K
Otto Spurgeon
D. L. Wood, R. M. Iniow
Sey
AT. Wilkincom
J. G. Reynolds Paul Weber
RM. Iniow
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