Social Security by Farm Workers Rules Explained
Commissioner Helvering clarifies which farm related labor is taxable under Titles VIII IX and instructs delinquent employers to file SS-1 and 940 forms. The guidance covers tax duties for employers and employees penalties, state unemployment interactions, and detailed examples of taxable work on farms and related operations.
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Internal Revenue
Guy T. Helvering
Bureau
Commissioner Helvering
Collector of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Helvering
Treasury
Social Security Board
Livestock Exchange
Livestock Commission
Farm Bureau
Farmers' Day to Test Horses at Michigan State
Michigan State hosts Farmers Day with an endurance horse pulling contest open to any Michigan team. The 10 to 10 30 a m event features 3000 pound college ponies and lighter horses competing for distance with loads equal to half the team weight. Entries close July 21 with training tips provided by Ralph Hudson.
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Michigan State
Better Farm
Michigan
Ralph Hudson
Michigan Horse Breeders’ Association
Hudson
Twin Colts Set All Time Record At Perry Farm
Michigan livestock headlines a remarkable tale from Perry where Irving Taylor’s farm yielded three sets of twins in as many years. A six year old mare produced twins in 1935 1936 and 1938 with one calf showing extra feet in infancy. The sire is a purebred Belgian and the dam a grade Belgian. Richard Taylor, a 4 H club member, owns one of each twin pair and recently bought a purebred filly to expand his 4 H activities.
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Michigan
Irving Taylor
Perry
Taylor
George A. Brown
Michigan State College
Harry Moxley
Brown
Richard Taylor
Remembered for Malapropisms Shell Carpenter of Sutton West Virginia
Shell Carpenter 75 of Sutton W V died and is remembered for his storytelling at Braxton county gatherings. The piece recalls his humorous misstatements and a tale of killing a large pike at age 73 with a spear aboard a boat. It also notes his fondness for aphorisms and local lore.
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Shell Carpenter
Sutton
W. Va
Braxton County
Shell
Silage from Hay Promoted by Molasses Sweetening
Weather boosts Michigan hay yields but lodging and poor curing require silage. Michigan State College researchers advise filling silos with early cut hay and adding 40 to 60 pounds of molasses per ton to provide carbohydrates for fermentation. If unavailable, 20 pounds of sugar per ton works.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
H. C. Rather
Farm Crops
J. G. Hays
July Hog Report Highlights Record Spring Pig Crop Rise
Michigan hog producers saved more pigs per litter in spring 1937 than any spring since 1931. Favorable weather and high prices boosted litter size, leading to a 2 percent rise in the spring pig crop to 665,000 head from 650,000 in 1936.
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Lansing
Michigan
Michigan Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Service
Corn Belt
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Atlan Aesop goats weave rag carpets in barn tale
In an anecdotal piece from Pat Candler Dinkins of Atlanta two goats Sandy and Mandy provide guard duties and textile skills Mandy weaving rags into carpets while Sandy harvests clothing scraps from trespasser scraps and horns. A British insurance expert notes bulldogs and Saint Bernards are poor risks while terriers and hunting dogs are good risks.
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Borgia
Pat Candler Dinkins
Sandy
Mandy
Pat
Georgia
Western Newsapanel Union
Hatcheries exceed egg output by forty percent says Mickie
Mickie notes commercial hatcheries produce about 40 percent more eggs than the number of chicks expected. He adds a remark about canker worms eating leaves being the original strip trees artists.
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court Washtenaw Estate
State of Michigan Washtenaw Probate Court notices four months from June 15 1937 to present claims for Edward James Muir deceased. Claims due by October 21 1937 to be examined and adjusted. Hearings set August 21 1937 and October 21 1937 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor Michigan.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Edward James Muir
Ann Arbor
A. B
Jay G. Pray
Mortgage Sale Notice Forecloses Briggs Property in Washtenaw County
The Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan plans a public auction to foreclose a June 30 1931 mortgage given by Silas L Briggs and Celia E Briggs of Saline Washtenaw County Michigan The sale will be at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor on August 13 1937 at 10 a.m The property includes the west half of the northeast quarter and east half of the northwest quarter of section 19 plus a road right of way and part of the west half of the southwest quarter of section 18 in Pittsfield Township The amount due on the mortgage is 3457 50 including principal interest and attorney fees Burke Burke Attorneys for Mortgagee Ann Arbor Michigan
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Silas L. Briggs
Celia E. Briggs
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Pittsfield
County of Washtenaw
State of
Jefferson C Rouse
Citizens Bank of Saline
Webb E K. DePuy
Saline Township
Citizens Bank of
Section Thirteen
Township Four
Saline and
Monroe Road
Burke & Burke
Michi- Stay
Register of Deeds
County of
State of Michigan
Martha M. Robbins
Alich J. Robbins
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Huron Street
Ann Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Christ Bilakos
Court House
John P. Kire
Ypsilanti
Mortgage Notice of Foreclosure and Public Auction
Mortgage dated August 2 1920 by Webb E K DePuy to Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan secured 5000 principal 1800 17 interest 34 32 insurance and 35 attorney fee total 6834 49. Public auction set in Ann Arbor Washtenaw on August 13 1937 at 10 am for multiple described parcels totaling about 120 acres in Saline Township. Mortgage dated May 1937 with listed business address Ann Arbor Michigan Stay June July notices follow.
International tuna fishing matches set for September in Nova Scotia
Halifax reports a new sports development with September contests pitting United States teams against the British Empire in Nova Scotia. The event marks the first international team competition in big game fishing for giant tuna. The Lincoln Star notes the same issue on war era homefront themes.
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Halifax
N. S
United States
British Empire
Nova Scotia
Egg candler Miss Moen finds a quarter in egg story
Moen of Decorah Iowa examined an egg with black spot seen in oyster and pearl then cracked it to reveal a shiny quarter. A Greene's hardware window display of fishing tackle was damaged when the corner plate glass failed and the pail was found near Parker block with fishing gear tossed toward Vineyard lake.
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Hulda. Moen
Decorah
Iowa
Miss Moen
Greene
Parker Block
Vineyard Lake
Brooklyn
Robert Champion Undergoes Last Operation in Ann Arbor Hospital
Robert Champion again underwent a major operation in an Ann Arbor hospital on Monday. Surgeons report that this may be his final procedure and he is expected to recover rapidly. The surgery removed a silver plate and bone and included toe work from an accident months ago when the car left the road on a sharp curve.
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Robert Champion
Ann Arbor
Milan
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Ann Arbor Property
Mortgage held by Martha M Robbins and Allich J Robbins against property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation assigned then to Christ Bilakos, totaling 4326.13 dollars. Foreclosure sale scheduled August 28 1937 at 10 AM at the south front door of the county Courthouse Ann Arbor.
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Twin Colts
Hell
King George of
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Publilius Syrus
Frank E. Hagan
Scott Watson
Mickie
Birmingham
Lincoln
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