Complete Income Filing Will Save Farmers Time
Virgil Kennedy of the University of Idaho notes farmers can file a complete 1946 income tax return on January 15 1947 instead of an estimated return by that date and a final return on March 15 1947. Regulations allow final return and payment by January 15 reducing March 15 filing. Tax forms resemble last year and rates have been lowered with a higher normal tax exemption.
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Virgil Kennedy
University of Idaho
Kennedy
Farm expense rules on deductions and water rent treatment
Guidance for deducting farm expenses from gross income, excluding capital outlays. Only operating and maintenance costs count for water rent on irrigated farms, while construction charges are non deductible. Do not include house property taxes in farm expenses. they count toward personal deductions.
Educational Benefits Still Open to Veterans in Community
Sgt. L. W. Bowen of the Army Recruiting Office in Logan Utah states that G I Bill benefits remain available for qualified veterans. Many men aged 17 to 34 have misunderstandings about the bill and can contact Bowen if unsure. he will be in Preston on January 2, 1947.
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T/Set
L. W. Bowen
Army Recruiting Office
Logan
Utah
Sgt. Bowen
Preston
Utah Idaho Central Railroad seeks abandonment of line in Weber and surrounding counties
The Utah Idaho Central Railroad Corporation filed on December 18, 1946 with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity permitting abandonment of its entire line from Ogden to Preston about 194.7 miles plus the Plain City branch from Harrisville to Warren about .8 miles and the Quinney branch from Lewiston to Thain about 12 miles in Weber Box Elder and Cache counties Utah and Franklin County Idaho.
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Utah Central Railroad Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commision
Washington, D. C
Ogden
Preston
Plain City
Harrisville
Warren
Quinney
Lewiston
Thain
Weber
Box Elder
Cache Counties
Utah
Franklin County
Idaho
Utah Idaho Central Railroad Corporation
Clover Pasture Better Than Plowed Clover For Farms
Extension soils specialist Vance T. Smith of the University of Idaho urges turning cattle onto sweet clover as pasture rather than plowing it under. He notes about 80 percent of the clover’s fertility returns as manure and warns of bloat and rare blood clotting issues to watch for when grazing the legume.
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Vance T. Smith
University of Idaho
Smith
Preston Citizen Reshapes Leadership With New Editor
The Preston Citizen announces a change in leadership as Don Smith, formerly associate editor and ad manager at Jerome Idaho's North Side News, takes over alongside partner Harold H. Smith. Don Smith, a Kansas product and WWII veteran, will relocate his wife and baby Kent from Colorado to Preston to lead the weekly in a town he aims to settle.
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The
Citizen
Harold H. Smith
Don Smith
North Side News
Jerome
University of Kansas
Julesburg
Colo
Army Air Corps
Central Africa
Smith
Idaho
Army Enlistment Benefits Noted at Logan Recruiting Office
Information on enlistment and reenlistment benefits for the U S Army is available at the Logan post office building recruiting station. Benefits include duration depen dency pay plus six months free mail, income tax exemption, retirement after 20 or 30 years, a $50 yearly reenlistment bonus, travel pay, and theater of service choices with direct Pacific divisions. Former service members may enlist under WC Pamphlet 12 15 1946 with MOS alignment. For details contact T Sgt Bowmen or S Sgt Maxwell at 201 Post Office Building Logan Utah.
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Pacific
Continental
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Maxwell
Logan
Utah
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