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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1914

Page

16

Farmers Face Complex Income Tax Rules In 4 Line Era

Treasury experts say farmers with incomes over 4000 must compute net income from gross receipts including farm products wool hides and sales minus operating expenses and necessary repairs. The article notes the tax code's complexity and the risk of perjury for false returns.

Tax Deductions For Farmers Aiming To Maximize Profit

The article outlines allowed deductions for farm operations including depreciation of machinery at 10 percent annually on a $100 cost, while noting non deductible items such as family living expenses, medical and rent for personal use. Farmers may deduct farm-related supplies and fertilizer costs but not their own labor or livestock feeding costs.

Treasury Department

Uncle Sam Takes Forward Step in Naval Aviation

The United States begins naval aviation development with Pensacola Florida as the first step. The naval aviation station grows with Hangars four, eleven flying boats, and the battleship Mississippi as station ship. Captain M L Bristol leads aeronautics in Washington and Pensacola personnel include Lieut Cmdr Maastin Roper Towers and others.

Uncle Sam Naval Aviation Washington, D. C United States Pensacola Fla United States Navy Army Aviation School Naval Aviation School Navy Aeronautics Board of Aeronautics Naval School Navy Yard Mississippi M. L. Bristol Washington Aviation Corps H. C. Maastin Mississippi and Aeronautic Station W. G. Roper J. H M. Towers J. MH. Broo Ideut P. N. Bellinger KR. C. Saufley W. D. Herbeter G. de C. Chevater M. L. Stola W. D. da Mont A. L. Smith W. M. Meltivain Marine Corps G. FP. Cottle

Pensacola chosen for naval aviation center and hangars

The article outlines the assignment of Paymaster J H Gunnell and Captain Bristol to naval aeronautics at Pensacola. It describes voluntary aviator service, abstinence requirements, and an expansive plan including six permanent hangars, dirigibles, boats, a hydrogen plant, a meteorological observatory, and a shipboard catapult trial. Pensacola is praised for climate, harbor, rail access, and ample government land to support facilities and staff housing.

J. H. Gunnell E. H. Brownell Aeronautic Marine Advance Mustin Navy Marine Corps Bristol Naval Aviation Hilatel Pensacola Navy Board of Aeronautics Aeronautic Center Annapolia Gulf Coast West Indies Isthmus Gulf

Bottom of the Sea Reveals Vast Submarine Valleys

A foreign science summary discusses the sea floor, describing two vast parallel Atlantic valleys and deep subsea features. It notes depths over five kilometers, a submerged landscape shaped by ancient waters, and a subsurface rise between the Azores forming a sill between basins.

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