Urgent Tax Deadline Warns Delinquency Penalty
Public notice urges quick payment of state taxes before December 4 noon to avoid 3 percent penalty. It explains delinquency rules, shortened payment window, and upcoming tax sale with treasurer closing books promptly. Emphasizes civic duty and family obligations amid the tax push.
Showing Willingness At Home
A reflection on love expressed through small acts for family. The piece argues love is proven by willing, meaningful actions such as kneeling to pick violets for a spouse or joining family at church, and by choosing tasks that specifically please loved ones.
Merchants and Towns Power Trade Reach
The town’s trade area is built by merchant effort and resident initiative, not by mere distance to neighbors. Aggressive advertising and truthful promises expand trade outward, building a reputation for vigor. The town’s growth depends on local entrepreneurs, not just those nearby.
Living in the sunshiny Way promises joy
If you doubt the good that can come from sunshine living, try one day and prove its worth. Begin at home by making others happier, seek small chances to help, and be courteous and kind to all you speak with.
Holdin on to Love and Duty
Advice on marriage urging selflessness and endurance for a lasting partnership. Emphasizes shaping a good wife, accepting partner’s faults, and keeping faith through doubts and hardships. Concludes with the resigned refrain to hold on until fate shapes a shared life.
Editors Kind Hearts Amid Funeral Subscriptions
A subscriber dies with four teen years of unpaid subscription. The editor attends the funeral, closing the lid as it is screwed down, carrying a linen duster, thermometer, palm leaf fan, and a recipe for ice.
On Earth What Good People Hope For in the World
A farmer without plang is like a ship without a rudder. Success crowns the efforts of him who isbors not waits. The safest and surest way to increase farm profits is to boost production at reduced cost.
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The Mule Poem About a Wild Mule With Tricks
A rustic verse portrays a mule as comically stubborn and strong. It highlights his surprising endurance and noisy impact while noting jokes about neglecting mules and the need to pull the tassel on his tail for luck or to move him. The mood is playful and folksy.
Just Keep Holdin On Theme
A reflective verse urging perseverance through cold winds and rough roads. The speaker counsels holding fast despite darkness and storms, asserting persistence will lead to eventual achievement. The lines emphasize resilience and hope amid adversity.
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