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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
3
Tariff changes alter cost of household necessities. details indicate adjustments on certain items with free provisions after specified dates. The notes reference charges per certificate and varying fees, signaling shift in consumer costs and potential supply impacts.
The tariff revision proposes an average ad valorem rate from 27 to 32 percent, reduces duties on essentials including farm products and manufactured goods, and shifts many trust-made items to the free list. The bill aims to raise about 85 million dollars in revenue, with Senate amendments adjusting rates by thickness, material, and specific articles such as lithographic views and cotton fabrics.
Provision for the highest number slightly lowers some fancy weaves while tightening the bulk rate for cotton cloth. Bleached and dyed colored yarns see increases, and weaving on casfion yarn and cloth from numbers TW to 99 is adjusted. Handkerchiefs not hemmed reduce duty from 30 to 25 percent as per the House.
Treasury experts estimate 426000 citizens affected by the income tax law with revenue around 82960. The schedule shows rates from 1 percent to 7 percent across income brackets, detailing payments for individuals and reflecting March filing and later payment timelines.
The article analyzes sustained support for Woodrow Wilson as Democratic candidates rally behind the Baltimore platform and pledge to continue the party’s reforms. It notes enthusiasm from supporters, concerns about opposition, and the influence of political forecasts on the upcoming campaign.
A London physician argues that cheese provides high protein at low cost, serving as a substitute for meat for workers facing rising meat prices. He claims a pound of cheese has as much protein as a pound of meat and costs far less, with significant fat content for energy.
Fragmented OCR shows a multi topic report detailing county court proceedings, public notices, and political events across multiple towns. It mentions elections, bankruptcy, property actions, and local officials. the narrative is jumbled but preserves names, places, and dates where legible.
A fragmentary note reflects on aging wisdom and wartime memories as a man recalls a parade and personal observations. It hints at years of experience shaping view, contrasting past events with present reflections while mentioning relatives and a creative gesture.
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