Hastings P Lodge to Install Simmonite Moving Picture Setup
Hastings lodge plans a Saturday free show with weeknight screenings using a Simmontes moving picture outfit in the K P hall to entertain visitors. The project aims to bring amusement to town when weather allows, with further shows at a fee on other nights. A council vote on a pool hall license led to continued consideration and adoption of Ordinance No. 13 controlling such establishments.
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the . P. Lodge
Lodge
Omaha
K. P. Hall
Ite Ventures
Hastings
Ida Wooster
Benton
BH. J. Smith
Grandpa Baxter
B. Boney
South Omaha
Elmer Dimmitt
Carrie Luther
Donna Priest
Villisca
W. H. Luther
Luther
Manley Clark
Kathryn
Loup City
Neb
G. & Purcell
I. van Gorkum
Verne Clark
K. P. Lodge
Gertrude Moore
Leona Flynn
Sidney
Remembered Laddie Beneath the Roses and War
A mother recalls a son from childhood in a cottage garden as robins sing and roses bloom He grows to manhood and fights with the Yanks at Argonne where he falls His bed is Mother Earth His shroud the flag he died to serve Her prayers bid Heaven guide his life’s battles and preserve the nation
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Argonne
France
Charles G. Colbert
Glenwood
Rebnoth
Chemicar
Company 1
ereBt
Europe
Serdd
Martin
Kirkwood
Mbhota
W. J. Oaks
Oaks
Repeal of Ordinance and School Board Appointments
Repeal of ordinance No 41 in form of another ordinance No 13 noted. The school board names Charles McCalmon as superintendent from California Mo with Miss Jennie Houstman Adel as assistant principal and Miss Minnie Hartman Tabor as grammar supervisor and Miss Mae Murphy Glenwood for intermediate and Miss Carrie Luther primary. Community notices include local visits, business changes, and upcoming civil service exam for Mills county rural carriers in 1919 with eligibility for women.
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Qcharles McCalmon
California
Jennie Houstman
Adel
Minnie Hartman
Tabor
Mae Murphy
Glenwood
Carrie Luther
United States Civil Service Commission
Mills
Malvern
Hastings
Silver City
United States Civil. Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Commission
Washington
Luxury Tax Provisions on Beverages and Retail Sales
The 1918 Revenue Act imposes a luxury tax on certain retail articles sold after May 1 1919 with a 10 percent rate on amounts paid in excess of specified prices. Beverages served directly from containers are exempt if the tax was already levied at the manufacturer, unless mixed at the fountain. Merchants must file monthly sworn returns detailing tax by subdivision, reflecting sales categories such as hats for men and boys, and hats for women and misses, among others, and submit to the local collector.
Tax on sale of articles and credit system noted
The article explains tax on sale when title passes from vendor to purchaser and credits for tax paid on taxable articles. It covers substitutions, second purchases, and monthly returns. Ordinary repairs are non taxable and measurement uses square yardage. It also includes an ad for Doan's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. Lingle Miller in Glenwood.
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Doan
Glenwood
Grofi
Glenwoods
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Darling
Roses
Rover
Laddie
West Side Garage
Haatings
Iowa
Shotwell Bros, Propre
A. A. Barber
B. Hutchings
Mr. Barber
Hastings Itera
Lonnie Gustin
Mesdames Roy
Otha Quimby
Mrs. Stennett
Ben Shaw
Flam Ord
Emmett
Oscar Webb
Chicago
W. F. Crawford
North Platte
Ray
T. F. Alfrey
Hackman
Roy Clark
Chas
Edie
Will
Lyle Shotwell
West Side
Carson
Carlton
C. B. Hutchings
Clarence Sandyland
Ina Wearin
Lephe McFarland
Marie McFarland
Randolph
R. H. Poindexter
Kathleen
Car-onville
God
Jesus Christ
Tom MIX
Rezaboairhs
Dean
Rex Theatre
Lavon
Riga
Wrigleys
Tigat
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