New Revenue Tax Rules On Admissions And Memberships
Public notice explains April 1 1919 start for taxes on admission to theaters dances outdoor amusements and similar events plus tickets sold at venues. It details rates up to 50 percent excess taxes on admissions and 10 percent on dues over thresholds for social clubs and organizations and notes exemptions for religious educational charitable groups and symphonies.
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Internal Revenue
Williams of
Madison Inc
Marshfield
United States
Nervous Housewife Credits Vinol Tonic for Change
Berkeley resident Mrs N Edmunds reports improvement after taking Vinol claiming restored appetite and sleep. Advertisement from Sexton Demgen Drug Co urges nervous and rundown women to try the liver and iron tonic with a guarantee if it fails to help.
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Berkeley
Cal
Vincl
Sexton-Demgen Drug Co
Rural Carrier Examination in Clark County Wisconsin
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier exam for Clark County Wisconsin to be held May 10 1929 in Medford Marshfield and Stanley. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county seeking Dorchester rural routes and other vacancies. Applications on Form No 1977 obtainable from the offices named or from the Commission in Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Clark
Wis
Medford
Marshfield
Stanley
Dorchester
Washington, D. Cc
Miller Creek News Highlights Local Family Events
Mill Creek notes include family updates from the Arts and Folz households, confirming plans and visits. Mr and Mrs Gallatin mark a confirmation at Marshfield Lutheran church, hosting relatives. A postponed Hewitt Lutheran parochial school session is due to the pastor's absence as the community awaits more instruction. The Gallatin and Arts families share social activities and home gatherings. Local telephone lines report activity selling hosts for a potential extension.
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Joan Folz
John
Chas
Meyers
Sarah Wundrow
Marshfield
G. Gallatin
Viijay
John Art
Arts
Lutheran
Hewitt
Hilmer
Melvin Gallatin
Easter Parade Whimsies In Fresh Spring Costumes
A lively depiction of an Easter parade with charming young girls in bright outfits. The captions describe dresses in corals and greens, triplet mermaid-like looks, veils, stockings, and floral corsages as they stroll in a festive display. Names such as Mabel Marie Kathleen Sue appear in playful fashion notes.
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iMivent
Mabel
Dainty Marie
Jaxb
Chic
Flora Bets on Hats in Bes Parade
In Cartonns Magazine a playful piece notes Flora's hat of wores and mignonette, Birdie's trimmed with an aigrette, and Betty's bonnet with rim and jet crown. It contrasts fashion with nature's renewing colors as costumes reappear for the parade.
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Flora
Birdie
Betty
Cartonns Magazine
Armey and Barmey recount wild armistice celebration
In a satirical exchange Armey claims a hellish armistice party honored Germany. He alleges Mr. Satan led the tribute with a toast to Wilhelm and the Kaiser. The tale ends with three heckes a salamander and a toast to Wilhelm-Carl.
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Armey
Germany
Barmey
Satan
Wilhelm—Cartons
Bilious Troubles Promoted by Chamberlains Tablets
A promotional note touts Chamberlains Tablets to aid liver health and relieve biliousness. It claims the remedy quickly restores appetite and banishes dull, stupid feelings, encouraging readers to try them for relief.
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Chamberlain
Safe Carries Off Large Stolen Safe in New York
A 5000 pound safe stolen from a third floor apartment was found Sunday in Central Park two miles away. It had been demolished and $7590 in cash, Liberty bonds, and jewelry removed. The incident prompted quips about a dog named Toto in the same household. The piece closes with city clean-up proposals from the Industrial Commission urging civic involvement and coordinated efforts across schools, fire departments, and merchants to improve neighborhood safety.
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New York
Central Ark
Toto
Watch Hound
Clean Up and Paint Up Week Proclaimed by Mayors
Health and safety from fire and beauty of surroundings demand spring clean up. Cities urge cleaning basements attics yards alleys and sheds to prevent fires and disease. Mayors health officers firemen and civic groups plan Clean-Up Week May 5 to May 10 with city counsel urged to proclaim the period.
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City Coun
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Kathleen
Sue
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Safe
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