Income Tax Filing Opens January at Baltimore Office
The Bureau of Internal Revenue begins the 1923 filing period from January 1 to March 15, 1924. Forms and instructions are available January 2 at the Baltimore Collector and branch offices in Washington DC Salisbury Hagerstown Frederick Cumberland, with Form 1040A for low income filers and Form 1040 for larger or non-salary earnings.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue of
Revenue Act
Collector of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Penna Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
Salisbury
Hagerstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Presbyterians Push Maryland Prohibition Enforcement Law
Baltimore Presbytery adopts unanimous resolutions urging passage of a state prohibition enforcement act, abolition of racetrack gambling, and preservation of existing blue laws. Rev. J. J. Conte leads the push, with lay and minister representatives from seven churches at Faith Church, Gay Street and Broadway. Sport stockings in wool or lisle feature bold brown and gray shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Presbytery
J. J. Conte
Presbyterian Federated Council
Presbytery
Maryland
Faith Church
Gay Street
Broadway
Lisle
Corn Show Planned by Hagerstown Banker Flook
Cyrus F. Flook vice president of the First National Bank Hagerstown plans a second annual corn exhibition open to Maryland farmers. Last year Washington county hosted about sixty exhibits with a first prize of 5 dollars in gold. Exhibits consist of three ears of corn and must be at the bank by 11 and remain until 9 that night for judging.
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Cyrus F. Flook
Myersville
First National Bank
Hagerstown
Washington County
Flook
Wiliam J. Grove
Farmers’ Association
Ihig County
Old Frederick County
Grove
Kave
Flock
Event Preview: No-Cost Exhibit Draws Interest
An upcoming show promises no exhibitor costs and is expected to draw strong interest. Organizers emphasize accessibility for participants and attendees, aiming to showcase local talent and innovations.
Fir Trees Power Christmas Celebrations Across Britain
More than two million fir trees are used each Christmas across the British Isles, fueling a seasonal trade that supports forestry, retailers, and rural communities.
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British Isles
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Frederick County
C. Thomas Kemp
WNPAP
N. Market St
Thomas Kemp
Frederick, Md
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
P. O
Geo
T. C. Bell
Court St
Greenawalt’s
Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
G. Taxi Co
A. KE. Hender
M. D
Davenport
O. R. McIntyre
Second St. Frederick
the News Job Printing Office
Santa Claus
Commercial Bank
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