LuVerne town turmoil after Rev. Lothringer death
The LuVerne News quotes strong public anger over the death by self harm of Rev. Lothringer and accuses some locals of inflaming strife. A petition is reportedly signed by many prominent men seeking action by next Saturday, with fears of severe consequences in the area. Community sentiment is described as harsh and accusatory toward perceived offenders.
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Alan
LuVerne
Lothringer
la Verne
Mtv
LuVerne News
Ivas Cain
Consecration Theme At MLE Church Service
The church plans a consecration moment echoing historic unity as General Pershing placed the American army under General Foch. Worship Sunday morning features A Souls Daybreak and The Preeminent Streaker in the evening. Sunday School 10 30, preaching 11 30, evening 7 30. Junior League at Gray home Friday.
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Pershing
Foch
Goi
Gray
Wesley Sturdivant’s Post Mistress Bossing Home and Career
Punctuated gossip from Britt News-Tribune notes a post mistress in Wesley Woalsyay’s circle who reportedly leads at home and in politics. It claims Congressman Dickine’s son credits Mrs Sturdivant as the boss and hints she may be appointed post mistress, with remarks about daily routines and family travel implications.
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Wesley Woalsyay
Scaap Sturdivant
Dickineson
Sturdivant
Anu
Wesley
Wwe
W. MW
North Davn
Britt
News-Tribune
Per Capita Money Circulation Drops in United States
A Treasury issued statement shows per capita circulation fell by 6.09 dollars in the past year. On January 1, 1922 the figure stood at 58.03 dollars from a 3,776,500,315 dollar total and 108,917,000 people. Compared with 1921 the per capita was 59.12 dollars from 36,340,488,718 in circulation for 107,249,000 people. The decline stems largely from nearly 1 billion dollars less in federal reserve notes in circulation.
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Money
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Ducks and Taxes Warned by Farm Editor in Washington
A farm paper urges a correspondent to avoid overtaxing his ducks. It notes a duck cannot both produce feathers and eggs while maintaining output. The editor, now in a federal role, hints that steady scrutiny harms business and food prices for all.
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Washington
Income tax rules and exemptions for 1921 returns explained
The article outlines 1921 income tax exemptions for singles and married filers, defines net vs gross income, and lists filing thresholds and penalties. It notes exemptions: $1000 for single persons, $2500 for certain married filers with up to $5000 net, $2000 for married filers with over $5000 net, and increases for dependents. It specifies filing periods January 1 to March 1 1922, penalties for noncompliance, and installment payment options with due dates. It also details who must file based on net or gross income and where to obtain forms LOCa and 1040.
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Rome
Internal Revenue
The Tax Blank Dance of Walt Mason
A humorous verse by Walt Mason about the anxious yearly ritual of filling income tax blanks. The speaker recalls hiring a skilled accountant to “fill up” the forms to appease authorities, only to face a harsh official reply demanding an honest return.
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Uncle Sam
Iblanks
Walt Mason
Photographing the United States Face by Air Service
The army air service has devised a method to photograph the entire country from the air. Officials foresee expanding aerial imaging to map and survey the continental United States in detail, signaling a major advance in national reconnaissance and documentation.
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Weeka Saya
Army Air Service
United States
United Stats 42
Remarkable Heraldic Window at Ripon Minster
A vivid heraldic window in the Ripon minster depicts the Norton family arms with a Washington family escutcheon, noting a historic link to the first President. Canon Sollowey catalogs the design as elaborate, colored, and unique amid travelers from the United States, highlighting the Washington arms in the white field with three red five point stars and two red bars.
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Cann Sollowey
Selby Abbey
Dorenie
Ripon
Norton
Americaug
Conan Sodaway
Washington
Sulgrave
Chew
Unclear excerpt notes possible stock feature and influence
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of a stock feature and managerial influence. No clear persons or organizations readable. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or location from the readable fragment.
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Enty
Willan
Rey
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