Employers to Use New Federal Tax Deposit Form
The Internal Revenue Service announces a 1968 shift to new Federal Tax Deposit forms for all withholding social security excise railroad retirement and other tax deposits. Forms will be mailed to employers and pre printed by tax class and period. Deposits still go to Federal Reserve Banks or authorized depositories and credits will appear via magnetic tape to IRS.
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R. L. Phinney
Internal Revenue
Phinney
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
IRS
United States Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Director of
Internal Revenue Service Center
Austin
Texas
Optimists Hear Holiday Report at Pecos Club Meeting
The Pecos Evening Optimist Club met at Saragosa Hall to review completed holiday projects and map new ones. Members distributed over 1,250 sacks of candy and toys, including a $50 donation and nearly 150 sacks to West Texas Children's Home. Macarie A. Flores won the calf drawing at the New Year’s Eve Dance. Eddy Street Safeway Store provided storage space and handled calf cutting and wrapping. A fundraising dance is planned for February 2 with The Fabulous Sunglows as the headlining orchestra.
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Pecos
Saragosa Hall
West Texas Children’s Home
Macarie A. Flores
Oak
Eddy Street
Pecos Public Schools Begin Scholastic Census
Ray Whitley announces Pecos Public Schools are taking the scholastic census in January. The census covers children aged 6 to 17 by September 1, 1968. Parents of children who will start school next year should call HI 5-2100 to register.
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Ray Whitley
Pecos Public
Cotton Grades Decline in Pecos Area
Pecos area cotton growers submitted 927 upland samples for classification in the two week period ending December 29. Grades and staple lengths continued to decline while the seasonal total rose to 78,000, up from 54,700 a year ago. Thirty seven percent were below grade and about forty percent reduced one or more grades due to bark.
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Pecos
Financial Institutions Enjoy Best Year Ever
A summary of a period showing rising totals for financial institutions with $6,653,519.39 in 1964, over seven million in 1965, and eight million in 1966. The 1967 milestone included the unveiling of the First National Bank building. Cotton demand remained light as growers hesitated to sell at offered prices.
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First National Bank
Hardeman Announces Candidacy for State Senate
Dorsey B. Hardeman announced his bid for re election in the Democratic Primary on May 4. He seeks the State Senate seat for the 25th District.
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Dorsey B. Hardeman
the Enterprise
Hardeman
Bible most printed yet rarely stolen from churches
The Bible, printed in 296 languages, is the world’s most printed book and the most stolen from hotels, libraries, and private collections, yet there is no record of a theft from a church.
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Ford Hamilton Stevens
Petersen
U.S. Mint
Columbia Pictures
Jim Auto
Doron
Cub Denver
Walter Brenna
Provine
Milion Berle
Joey Bishop
Moray DE the Mint
TEXAN
Disneys
Wal Disney
Profesor
Tor Buono
JAG Giorg
Marga Lopez Y
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Fred W, Janca
Congress
S. Cedar Street
Carrier Row
Bdo
Association
ZESTA
OLEO
Iss
Jackson Chemical CO
Ibacon
Seme Rozen Foods
Gonzallis
Aviation
Hormel
Chuck Roast
Bologna
S. Carnation Milk
del Monte
Calif
Mons
Arizona Sunrist
White Swan
Atanas
Joe’s Superette
WAPCO
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