Your Income Tax Changes Under 1924 Revenue Act
The 1924 revenue act lowers tax proportionally for 1924, raises exemptions for married persons, and cuts earned income tax by 25 percent. Returns are required for single filers with net income 1000 or more or gross income 5000 or more, and for married couples with combined net income 2500 or more or gross income 5000 or more. Husbands and wives may file jointly or separately. Net income equals gross income minus specified deductions. Filing period is January 1 to March 15, 1926, with at least one fourth of the tax due due at filing.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Shiner Business Man Dies Suddenly
Frank Psencik a 58 year old retired business man of Shiner died suddenly at his home on Monday January 5 He was laid to rest in Yoakum Catholic cemetery on January 7 He is survived by his widow and six children.
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Frank Psencik
Shiner
Yoakum Catholic
Tax Assessor Planned Visits to Local Areas
Tax assessor J. F. Munsch of Hallettsville will be in Shiner January 21 22 23 and 24. He will also visit Hallettsville January 29 30 and 31 and Henkhaus February 3 for current year state and county tax assessments.
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J. F. Munsch
Hallettsville
Munsch
Shiner
Henkhaus
Lutheran Church Schedule German and English Services in Moulton
Lutheran church announces German services Sunday morning at 10 30 and English services Sunday evening at 7 O clock in Moulton.
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Moulton
Arrived Salter and Maine Seed Potatoes
Rud Jaeggli and Bro announce arrival of Salter and Maine seed potatoes for planting season. The notice lists the suppliers and brand names and emphasizes availability for farmers and gardeners.
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Salter
Maine
Jaeggli & Bro
Taxpayer Residence and Principal Place of Business Districts
The statement references the district where the taxpayer resides legally or maintains his main place of business. It implies jurisdictional relevance for taxation or regulatory purposes within that district.
New Catholic Church Dedicated at Moulton
The new St. Joseph's Church in Moulton was dedicated Tuesday morning January 13 by Bishop A J Droessaerts D D with Rev Father Joseph Kopp. Also present were priests from nearby towns and Rev Henry Backer of San Antonio. The brick building measures 126 by 55 feet, cost about 60000 dollars, designed by F B Jambers of San Antonio, with L W Jambers builders and Tillmann supervision. After the rite, a confirmation class of 262 was held in the church.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Moulton
Joseph Kopp
A. J. Droessaerts
D. D
Diocese of
San Antonio
Netardus
Shiner
Kieffer
Yoakum
Kostarsz
Flatonia
Neubert
Praha
Lenzen
Schulenburg
Voeting
Weimar
Sascha
St. John
Kaspar
Plum
Henry Backer
Henkhaus Band
F. B. Jambers
L. W. Jambers
Mr. Tillmann
Universal Draft Plan Seeks Shared War Sacrifices
A radical proposal advocates a universal draft of capital, material, labor, and fighting men to defend the nation. It denounces war profits for the wealthy and calls for equal sacrifice, arguing that removing profit from war would lessen conflict and pressure all citizens to endure hardships. The piece urges broad citizen backing for a plan to mobilize all resources if war becomes unavoidable.
First fire as policy drafted in 1666
Miss Ruby Meiners returned to San Antonio on Tuesday to resume her duties as a teacher in the public schools. The notes also mention Texas facing tuberculosis deaths and an export trade challenge to New York.
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Texas
New York
Ruby Meiners
San Antonio
Present Day Literary Club Organized At School
The Present Day Literary Club organized last week by junior and senior classes under Miss Lorene Price. Officers elected include Edna Reischl as president Hugo Strieder as vice president Mildred Riske as secretary treasurer Bernice Knape as reporter. A program committee was appointed with Bernice Knape Oscar Retrash and Isabel Papacek. A program will be given soon.
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Lorene Price
Edna Reischl
Hugo Strieder
Mildred Riske
Bernice Knape
Oscar Retrash
Isabel Papacek
Texas Legislature's Plan For Main Policy Goals
The Eagle outlines the Texas Legislature agenda from Austin January 13 including tax equalization and a three cent gasoline tax. Proposals call for penitentiary terms for bootleggers removal from office for lax enforcement of laws and a state tax to fund public schools ensuring equal opportunities. A 120 day compulsory school year is proposed along with a five year hunting season ban and a constitutional amendment to raise the governor's salary to eight thousand dollars.
Telephone Girls Are The Real Saints Of The Exchange
William F. McDermott of the Cleveland Plain Dealer lauds telephone operators praising their patience amid insolence and delays. He calls their restraint superhuman and argues their civility outshines school training. He suggests allowing girls to work as operators to learn manners firsthand.
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William F. McDermott
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vasina family moves to Jourdanton to join P. L. Vickers store
Mr J A Vasina and family left Sunday for Jourdanton where he has purchased an interest in the mercantile establishment of P L Vickers. The best wishes of their many friends accompany them to their new home.
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J. A. Vasina
Jourdanton
P. L. Vickers
Moulton Tops Shiner In Narrow High School Basketball
Moulton 15 Shiner 13 in the La Vac a County Interscholastic Series opener on Moulton indoor court Friday night. After four quarters tied 11 11 the teams played two extra innings with Moulton scoring four points to Shiners two to win by two.
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Shiner
Moulton High
Lavaca
Local football schedule set for January February games
Hallettsville faces Shiner at Shiner January 16 with Moulton at Hallettsville January 23 and January 30. Hallettsville hosts Moulton February 3 and Shiner visits Hallettsville February 6. All games must finish by February 7.
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Hallettsville
Shiner
Moulton
Realty Transfers in Moulton and Surrounding Areas
J T Jaeggli transfers 8 000 square feet in Block 37 Moulton to R Preston for 600 dollars. John Schmidt and wife sell 118% acres near Baursville to J D Houston for 11 850 dollars. Joseph Kubenka and wife convey 17 380 square feet adjoining Moulton to Rudolf Jahn for 2 100 dollars. Anton Stary and wife sell 1 8 acres near Henkhaus to Hermann Hirsch for 85 dollars per acre. Hermann Hirsch and wife transfer 0 67 acre near Henkhaus back to Anton Stary for 5 695 dollars. William Henrichs and wife sell south 1 4 of Block 3 Shiner to Mrs Meta Henrichs for 2 100 dollars. E O Smith and wife transfer undivided rest in 110 3 4 acres near Sweet Home to Mrs Helena Boehm for 8 059 dollars. Charles E and Joseph Fh Bludworth sell 969 2 acres about 4 miles NW of Moulton to Vladik and Ed Boehm for 17 994 75 dollars.
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Joseph Kubenka
Rudolf Jahn
Moulton
Anton Stary
Hermann Hirsch
Henkhaus
William Henrichs
Meta Henrichs
Shiner
E. O. Smith
Helena Boehm
Sweet Home
Charles E
Joseph Fh. Bludworth
Vladik
Ed. Boehm
Mrs L A Meiners Returns Home After Illness
Mrs L A Meiners was critically ill last week but left the hospital Sunday. The Eagle reports the improvement and homeward progress of the local resident.
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L. A. Meiners
the Eagle
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State Bank OF
Shiner Business
Lutheran Church News
Guenther Hospital
Drs. Kotzebue
Guenther & Jaeggli
Annie Brom
Father Kopp
Legislature
Austin
Office of Peace Officers
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Moulton, Texas
Guaranty Fund Bank
J. T. Jaeggli
R. Preston
John Schmidt
J.D. Houston
Baursville
J.T. Bowman
Presi
W.A. Bergfeld
Sec.treas
Ee. P. Cravengs
Moulton Motor Co
Ford
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