Income Tax Returns Filing Opens for 1919 Year Ends
The bureau of internal revenue urges taxpayers to file 1919 income tax returns from January 1 to March 15, 1920. Quarterly payments require one fourth with Form 1040, with exemptions of $1000 for singles and $2000 for married or head of family. Surtax rates range from 1 percent to 63 percent over thresholds, with normal rates of 4 percent on the first $4000 above exemptions and 8 percent on the rest. forms 1041 1066 used for fiduciaries and partnerships.
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Bureau
Internal Revenue
Andy
United States
Allen
Death of Tem ple widowed man at 99 years
Sobn Temple aged about 99 years died yesterday morning at his home 105 East Street. Formerly of Bartonsville he leaves five sons and daughters. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at Jackson Chapel in Bartonsville at 2 30 with interment in Bartonsville Cemetery. Funeral director P Rice in charge. Also notes a case of Mae Harper arraigned Saturday before Judge J Grahame Johnson on a charge with $200 bail posted by Constable Mestice in Baltimore.
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Sobn
Wohd ‘Temple
Kénte
East Street
Bartongville
Wil
Jackson Chan
Bartonsville
P. Rice
Pine Seas
Mae Harper
Mestice
Balti
False fire alarm on West South street reported
A fire alarm to the United Fire Company last evening about a chimney fire on West South street proved false. The notice notes a German sub story and a medical advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
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Balse
United ‘Fire Company
Paper Supply Short: Take Drastic Action
War Industries Board rules shape paper economy for publishers. American Newspaper Publishers Association acts to curb pages, end free copies, limit yearly contracts, and raise rates to cope with shortages and rising costs.
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War Industries Board
Pubishers’ Association
New York
War Board
Glass
Paper Committee
United States
New Barker Bakery Opens in Marvin Building
Barker Bakery began operations in the Marvin Apartment Building on North 4 street Thrd led by R F Clapp. The public can watch the entire baking process from mixing to wrapping in a large electric oven, with white-clad bakers and clean machinery. opening night sold out in thirty minutes.
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Barker Bakery
R. F. Clapp
Marvin
North 4 Street
Thrd
Miderick
Triplets Baptized Near New Market As Mother Verifies Identities
At a baptism near New Market on Sunday November 9 three Frank Evans children from Baltimore were christened. The mother insisted on identifying each baby before naming them, holding up each infant for confirmation while Rev. J W Parris performed the rites at J T Cronenburg's home. The trio, described as finely developed and "real beauties," prompted cautious naming to ensure correct identification.
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Ko Te
New Market
Frank Evans
Baltimore
J. T. Cronenburg
J. W. Parris
May go on commission for Harrington to name W. Md pick
Governor Harrington has not named a successor to Charley D. Waga man of Hagerstown on the State Industrial Commission who has resigned. Names mentioned include Alexander R. Hagner and Chas. B. Macklin, with George R. Dennis from Frederick as a Western Maryland option. Dennis declined to commit, but friends say he could win the post if he seeks it.
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Harrington
Charley D. Wagaman
Hagerstown
State Industrial Commission
Alexander R. Hagner
Washington County
Chas. B. Macklin
Howard County
George R. Dennis
Frederick
Dennis
John M. Dennis
Republican County Central Committee
Frederick County
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland
Trinity Church Services Open to All in South District
Last night Trinity Church South held a well attended service with Rev W O Royal of First Baptist delivering a sermon titled The Living Sacrifice. Tonight Rev Robert Lee Bair of Utica Reformed Church will preach after a 7 30 prayer and praise service. Open to all interested attendees.
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Trinity Church
Trinityy M. KF
South
W. O ' Royal
First Baptist Church
Robert Lee Bair
Utica Reformed Church
Auto Truck Fire Damages Gulf Refining Vehicle
A Gulf Refining Company automobile truck near Ceresville caught fire yesterday evening. The rear gasoline tank held 300 gallons and burned after the front tank was consumed. Fire subsided once the smaller tank burned. the truck was towed to the company plant.
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Gulf Refining Company
Ceresville
Academy of Dancing hosts class and Soiree tonight
Local notice notes Class from 7 to 9 and Soiree from 9 to 12. Special prizes in the Dance Contest. Event runs November 19 to 24, with out‑of‑city participation. Also mentions a November 20 benefit party for F A V Alumnae at 8 p.m. and a station repair delay affecting Middle Alley movements around November 16 to 20, 1919. Freight service promoted from Baltimore to Frederick with truck shipping option via J Frederick Welsh Transportation Co Inc.
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Academy of Dancing
Middle Alley
Baltimore
Frederick
S. Eutaw St
J. Frederick Welsh Transportation Co., Inc
Reduction Sale of Up-to-Date Millinery in Frederick Md
Mrs D E Kefauver announces a December South trip and New York return with a full spring line. Special week showcasing the season’s most attractive hats, every hat reduced. Visit Third and Market parlors for the best in millinery. Hunters permits for sale at The News Office one cent each. Poultry and eggs wanted at The News Office one cent each. When you wake with a bad taste in mouth or constipated, Chamberlains Tablets restore regularity and aid digestion.
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South
New York
Rabbits Bring Record Price in Frederick County Sale
A pamphlet by the State Conservation Commission caused confusion over whether rabbits could be sold within Frederick County. Guy Dixon paid 22 for one rabbit after shooting it on private land, violating land-use rules. He pleaded guilty, fined 15 plus costs totaling 27. The state attorney and local magistrates ruled sales of rabbits inside the county are legal, clarifying the law and dispelling the pamphlet’s misinterpretation.
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Frederick County
Guy Dixon
Jefferson
Dixon
Wilbur
Paul
Cuy
Bunny
Guy
J. Grahame Johnson
Prederick
State Conservation Commission
Maryland
State d' Attorney
Frederick City
Thank Offering Day and local sales notices in Frederick
Local notices list Thank Offering Day on the third Thursday November 20 with donations to Frederick City Hospital. Names of organizers and volunteers follow. Also announced are real estate bargains on East Fourth East Fifth and West Fifth streets with two story brick houses to be sold. Public sale set Friday November 21 1919 at 488 West Patrick Street for household items. Auctioneers and local notices of Red Cross enrollment and entertainment by Bar Fuller's Orchestra at the Armory November 19 1919. Local business mentions Gittinger’s Grocery and The Newnan Office exchange.
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W. Patrick St
John H. Stales
H. R. Lease
Walter Rice
Noah E. Cramer
H. Cramer
N. B. Cramer & Son
Fidelity Bonds
Woodaboro
Martinaburg
Baltimore
Vast 300 Acre Farm Listings With Modern Dwellings
Real estate notices describe multiple large farms for sale with detailed features including acreage along State Road and near railroad access, improvements like brick dwellings, barns, meadows, water, fencing, and proximity to markets. Agents Graydon Mercur Marewood D Harp and W N Jolliffs advertise in Maryland locations with prices per acre and noted opportunities for investors and dairy or cropping operations.
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State Road
R. R
Raar
Grayson H. Mercur
Wytitan Curtis Buttaing
Fredrick, Md
Woodasboro
Frederick
Frederck
Frederick Ontate
Walkaveville
Guilio
Blaze
Taneytown
Vac
Lave Jowel
Fram
Houge
Bank Barn
Ito Billo
Dickerson
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Ffereonet
D. C
Otites Weather Bureau
Lansdale
Hotee Shoor
P. M. Eader
Acadeey
News-Post
Packard Motor Co
C. EB
Culler
Aient
Sant- Central Garage
Thomasini
Frederick ‘Savings Store
Sear Av V
Alumnag
Safre Bryaat
EOE
Poeta Beha
Cones Nows-Post
Piané Reig
Iesuance
Didguléek Teutons
U. 8
Eagton
Aeses
United 8Aves
Mexico
Anae
State Department
Wwe Ee
Fall
Hella
Fr. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Hall
J. W. Phillips
Redon
J. M. Floyd
Aml
Chaserain
Publishers’ Assn
George R. Dennin
Charles 0. Wagaman
Lansdale, M.D
B. Staley
E. Second Street
D. E. Kefauver
Corner Third and Market Sts
Frederick, Md
W. Paul Poultry and &Gge
ETZLR
East Patrick Street
Hunter
CO. Legal
Frederick City Hospital
Andrew A. Annan
Charles J. Doll
A. 3. Hunichen
Medora Mantz
Ella Shriner
Effie Eichelberger
Mary Routzahn
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Dr. Goodell
Red Cross
Barl Fuller
Tmielr
Armory
Woverybody
Geo. C. Slagle
Raymond Shipley
Clyde Hauver
Poultry
Gittinger's Grocery
Wee
Newan
Offizens’ National Bank
Se Et
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Joseph McDivit
Marewood D. Harp
Owman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
D. Baker
Real Estate and General Insurance
Court St. Frederick, Md
Casualty Insurance
Phone
Life Insurance
Grayson II
Mercer
Pythian Castle
Thomas P. RigRent
Thomas P
Ut Ma
Eugene H. Albaugh
Eugene H. Albaugel Farms
Ralles
Sante
Nile
Hourishington
American Sure Company
Remington Typewriter Company
Ajao Machthea
John N. Clary
Piky and’ Electric Railroad
Ana
Market Street
Rooma
Bath
Attuate
Wast Third Street
South Market Street
Patoreville
Pike
Urleans
Sine Poe Am Investment Company
Saln
Prioe
Linwood
Braddock Heights
Mae
W. N. Jolliffs
Church St
Paone
Tasurenes
John D. Hendrickson
Poe
Batis
Keetch
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