Tillie Olson to be presented in the Esthonville opera house
History notes visitations by Mir and Mrs RB Klay to Esthonville Jows and Mrs G Pender with H E Pember. The event Tillie Olson was to be presented in the opera house as part of a standdrish program. Admission ranged from 2 to 5 dollars, steerage 1 dollar, shop 200 to 3604 Ces 100.
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Mir
RB. Klay
Esthonville
Jows
G. Pender
H. E. Pember
Alton
Tillie Olson
Opera House
Miss Aggie Snook and Nichols Van Heek Wed in 1908
Reading from the 1908 column, Miss Aggie Snook married Nichols Van Heek. Catholic ladies hosted a fall supper raising $45. Rebekahs and W K hosted a Savciwell party for Mrs C D Hamilton in the lodge hall. Herman Treit Striatana killed a wolf near Rock Valley. Mr and Mrs John Murphy planned a Worthington visit. Jacob Sieitberg welcomed a baby girl. Ben Schemmer and Harry Baye reported earning $100 from horse shoeing in 3 days.
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Aggie Snook
Nicholis van Heek
Caholic
Rebekehs
W. K
Savciwell
C. D. Hamilton
Bis
Henry Schommey
enber‘Ylainea
Herman Treit Stiatana
Rock Valley
Aus
John Murphy
Worthington
Jacob Sieitberg
Ben Schemmer
Harry Baye
Eholier
Forty Years Ago At Rock Valley News Snapshot
Fort Valley area notes report AGI shipped four carloads of flour. a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Harry Tostma. another birth to Mr and Mrs Mak. Royal Neighbors Ladies Auxiliary instituted locally. grippe confining many to beds. Wayne Thayer, son of Dr and Mrs A Thayer, broke his arm after being thrown from a horse. C De McKee of Ocheyedan visited Rock Valley relatives. Dr MeBi proud of new X ray machine shown to friends.
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Rock Valley Agi
Boston
Harry Tostma
Mr and Airs
Royal Neighbors of America
Ladies Auxiliary
Wond Man
Grippe
Waynn Thayer
and Airs
Thayer
C. de McKee
Ocheydan
Rock Valley
MeBi
Forty Five Years Ago in Rock Valley Field Notes
Forty five years ago, 1896, Rock Valley residents observed the bard boys practicing publicly, signaling improvement and a strong local band. Ed Mutvetill returned from Saint Joseph's Hospital in good health. Mrs. Phoebe Parinson died at 43 at her home nearby. A $500 head for 16 yearlings owned by John Blatherwick was a notable prize in those slow times. Mr. and Mrs. A Zwiebel visited Sioux City over the weekend. Dentist Grant was expected to visit Rock Valley soon.
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Rock Valley
Ed Mutvetill
St. Joseph's
Phoebe Parkinson
John Blatherwick
Afr
A. Zwiebel
Sioux City
Grant
Your Federal Income Tax Common Errors Guide
Fifteen million persons and firms are expected to file income tax returns this year. Returns began arriving around January 1 and must be postmarked by March 15. The volume of work for processing these 1040 forms is enormous and challenging.
Bureau of Internal Revenue Urges Early Tax Returns and Forms
The Bureau has increased staff in districts to handle late returns. Taxpayers are urged to file early, study instructions, and bring last year’s return when visiting offices. Forms for 1940 returns have been sent to 1939 filers, and payment can be made in full or in four installments by March 15, June 13, September 16, and December 15.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Cole
Intern Revenue Agent
Internal Revenue Office
Langer
Talies
Bureau of Internal Ravenny
Arlaini
Collector of Internal Revenue
Lppo
Income Tax Filing Rules for 1940 Returns Explained
The article outlines filing requirements based on marital status and income, noting single filers must report $800 or more and married couples must file if combined income hits $2,000 or more. It covers who must file, including widows, widowers, and separated spouses, and explains income types and special rules for compensation in kind.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Neturus
Washington, D. C
Joni
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Newvention
United States
Menbars
Congress
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Doon
Iowa
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T. B
Poland
John Deere
Nisco
Concord
Henry A. Vande Vegte
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