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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
Mills County Tribune outlines publication days Mondays and Thursdays. TV Hill Earle A Davis owners and publishers J R Graham editor. Subscription terms stated for readers and advertising.
Analysis of the Irish question through the 1917 1918 convention led by Lloyd George, the Sinn Fein stance, Ulster Unionists, and Nationalists. The piece notes the convention report, proposed Irish self government, and the enduring difficulty of reconciliation between nationalist and unionist aims during World War I. It references conscription issues, the Ulster position, and the likelihood that only continued convention style negotiation can solve the Home Rule impasse. Also mentions a county note on twins in Blackhawk with small birth weights.
The article warns no one is exempt from the 1919 income tax and urges filing Form 1040A by March 15. It explains accurate reporting of all income, required payments with returns, and possible penalties for late or fraudulent filings, plus sources of income like interest, rents, dividends, and gains. It notes free guidance from Internal Revenue offices and banks to assist.
All income tax returns for the year 1919 must be filed by Monday March 15. Each return needs a check or money order for the full amount or at least a quarter of the tax due. Cash payments allowed only at the collector's main office. mail risks loss. Residents of Iowa file with Louis Murphy, Collector, Dubuque Iowa. Penalties apply for late or incomplete returns. Early filing and payment urged to ease internal revenue load.
A column reports on Iowa delegates pushing for a resident bishop in Des Moines at the quadrennial Methodist meeting in May. It recalls era changes in church leadership, a Sioux City Presbyterians bell history, a divorce suit over a Sioux Indian reservation case, Camp Dodge recruiting activity, Marshall County road plans, and highway accident statistics from 1919 with trends toward fewer deaths though many injuries.
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