Runivick Council Session Approves Bills and Adjourns
The Incorporated Town of Runivick held a regular meeting on February 7, 1922 with Mayor Hiday presiding. Members Goeltachi, Stas Mussen, and Schneider attended. minutes from January 4 and January 28 were read and approved. numerous bills were read and approved by the finance committee including coal, freight, telephones, stationery, and salary payments. a motion to adjourn was carried.
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Ie Council
Runivick
Avin Wi Hi
Hiday
Bem Goeltachi ' Stasmussen
Schneider
Chas
Minar
Calary
Jobn Scan
Smallwood
Marshall
Rasmussen
Flemmig
Finance Comit
Roll Callallhaye
Schneier
Etemmig
Income Tax Rules for Farmers in 1921 Revealed
The article explains gross income calculations for farmers for 1921 including farm products, trades, and rents. It notes required deductions for cultivation, harvesting, feed, fertilizer, repairs, and wages to farm hands, while domestic wages are not deductible. It mentions Form LO101 for livestock and produce sales and sets filing thresholds for unmarried, widowed, and married farmers as of December 1, 1921.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Méegrass
Mar
Church Mission and Community Service Vision
A sermon or editorial stresses that a church is not a hospital nor a storage place but a living source of ethical strength. It should inspire workers, parents, teachers, and businessmen to serve the community, embody hospitality and democracy, and follow the Master’s spirit as it asks readers to realize this objective through active faith. Rev. R. E. Cook signals themes for the Junior League events and Sunday services.
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Junior League
R. E. Cook
Hill in Congress Proposes Radical Change in Calendar
Washington D C movement seeks to scrap the current calendar for a 13 month, 52 week year totaling 364 days plus an extra day. A Moray Day would fall between December 31 and January 1, with a Morn beginning spring. Rep Schall Minnesota introduces bill to align Easter and year count. Proponents say it will end printed calendars and save about 25 million dollars yearly.
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Washington,d. C
Liberty- Calendar Association of Aneriea
Fad of hops ends as basement brewers fade away
The text recalls a surge in home brewing and hops use last year, with stalls run by home brewers spilling into streets and a wave of junk from basements. Now demand has collapsed, as patrons avoid illicit brewing and concerns rise about poisoning from whiskey. The piece foresees a pedestrian end to the craze as societal restraint returns.
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Great Spore
Aleke
Harleycorn
Walt Musou
How to Stop Unwanted Newspapers
Instructions explain marking bills as Refused on undesired periodicals and returning them to the carrier or postmaster. The postmaster then notifies the publisher and the department in Washington, which reportedly acts to stop delivery promptly. If a single recipient does not want the paper they should mark Refused and hand it back.
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Howe
Department
Washington
Times
Bip
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