What records must farmers keep for social security 1955
The Herald's Farm Page explains why farmers, now self employed under the Social Security Act, must maintain precise records of net income and all farming expenses. It lists common expenses such as farm labor, feed, seed, machine hire, repairs, fuels, insurance, taxes, interest, and storage. It emphasizes accurate record keeping as essential for social security, tax reporting, credit, and business efficiency.
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Geeuma
Ecouny
Armstrong Avenue
Kan
Kansas
4-H Club News Silver Leaf at Haw king School
4-H Silver Leaf met at Haw king school on December 5 with a series of talks and a surprise number by Richard Landers. Members plan caroling on December 16 and the next meeting is January 2.
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Silver Leaf
Hawking School
Ann Marshall
Judy Pearson
Douglas Keith
Richard Landers
Jolly Juniors
Sandra Herring
George Kent
E. E. Hendricks
James Black
Rey Herring
Gary Kent
Robert Anderson
Kay Hendricks
Karen Kirkland
Our Soil and Our Strength Franklin County Conservation Plans Annual Meeting
The Franklin County Soil Conservation District Board plans its annual meeting on January 25 with door prizes. Tom Kelly of Milwaukee will address soil conservation. An election will name a supervisor to replace Cecil Vining whose term ends. By year end 1955 technicians expect conservation plans on 1,000 farms in Franklin County.
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Board of Supervisors
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Tom Kelly
Milwaukee
Wise
United States
Cecil Vining
Department of Agriculture
Franklin County
Kansas Rhodes candidates named from Thompson and Fitzgerald
Cliff F. Thompson 21 Fairway and Larry Fitzgerald 21 Andover have been selected as Rhodes scholar candidates from Kansas. Thompson, a Harvard senior, and Fitzgerald, a West Point first classman, will compete with Midwest rivals at Des Moines Iowa December 9 and 10 for four district Rhodes scholarships.
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Topeka
Cliff F. Thompson
Fairway
Larry Fitzgerald
Andover
Kansas
Thompson
Harvard
Fitzgerald
West Point
Des Moines
Iowa
Franklin County Farm Bureau plans reach record pace
Franklin County Farm Bureau Women gain a new chairmanship as 1956 committees are formed and a $2,550 budget is approved. John Moon leads the policy committee with Lee Perkins as vice-chairman, and other township leaders fill commodity, PX, and membership roles. A movie projector study, brucellosis program talk, and a National Convention trip for Mr. Miller are noted, plus promotion of U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Board of
Byron Robinson
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Willard Shoemaker
Robinson
John Moon
Lee Perkins
Richmond Township
George R. Belt
Pottawatomie Township
P.X
Max Shoemaker
Ottawa Township
Kurt Weigand
Homewood Township
Robert Tulloss
Lincoln Township
Gerald Anderson
Hayes Township
Ohn Moon
QO. D. Garrett
Leo Miller
Farm Bureau
Franklin County
Chicago
Miller
Kansas
Sunday Church Schedules Across Miami County Towns
A long list of church services across Miami County includes First Baptist Quenemo Morning worship 10 a m and evening 7 30 p m, Caton Chapel Methodist Leo Sandon, Princeton Methodist Len Sandon, Mt Olivet Baptist Ross Sackman, and many more with Sunday school times, MYF groups, BYF, and midweek prayer. Rev. Carl A Gronfort in Rantoul, Bree Methodist Williamsburg Rev M F Longenecker, and Centropolis church events feature in the roll.
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First Baptist Church
Quenema
S&s
Cecil V. Kramer
Caton Chapel
Leo Sandon
Princeton Methodist
Len Sandon
Mt. Olivet
Ross Sackman
West End
Miami County
Farlals
Rantoul
Btanton
Spring Ridge
Feoris
Carl A. Gronfort
Bree Methodist
Williamsburg
M. F. Longenecker
Richmond
Paul A. Davis
Menle
Seventh Day Adventist
Ninth and Bycamore
K. V. Eager
Quenemo Fenerated
G. M. McIntosh
Romewood Christan and Community
Ronald Seward
Church
Centropolis Christian
Wellsville Baptist
Royal Hiatt
Central
Ronald Kerr
Naster
Agricola
Charles Minardi
Wilameburg Methodist
Charles Afinsch
Richter Methodist
Robert B. Craig
St. Therese Catholic
Owen Cote
Greenwood Baptist
Jeff Hadden
Lam
Weeninggar
Tomona Methodiss — tChuren
Frank Waring
Michigan Valley Methodist
L. F
New Hope - Ruhaman
R. B. Shoemaker
Runaday
Runaman
New Hope Worship & Fi
Princeton Christian
Robert Todd
Bible School
Young Peoples
Antioch Baptist
Harold Moore
Appanoons Baptist
Sam Hendrix
Tonly
Ben Moor
Waverly St. Joseph's
Michael Norrarty
Jane Methodist
George M. Bolcourt
St. Patrick's
Jack Harrington
Plan Neosho Dam near Burlington cost estimate
Preliminary estimates by Army Engineers for a proposed Neosho Dam near Burlington place the project cost at about 32 million dollars. Myron De Geer, assistant chief for the engineering division of the Army Engineers, commented on the plan.
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Army Engineers
Tulsa
Burlington
Neosho River
Strawn
de Geer
George Fox
Chetopa
Gordon Barker
Chanute
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Col
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Louisburg
Franklin
Guernsey
JD Hammermill
Jay Stewart
Stewart & Son
Kansas State Bank
First Baptist Church of
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Rhodes
Roy E. Swank
New Guinea
U. S
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State Bank
THE
North Side Bank
R. 5
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Ed Hosler
F.d.ic
Saectene
Rae
S Ueber
Emerson Lynn
Iola
Clark Fleming
Erie
Neosho Dam
Minnick Motor Co
DODGE
Lawrence Welk
Channel 9
Nuzman Lumber Yard
Mr. Homeowner
Johns-Manville
EL First
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co
FN SS
van Ant
Buck
Sila Atta
CUB Farmall
Brand New
Snow Co
Kay
Sheldon Mitts