Mr Simpkins Figures His 1917 Taxes In A Hectic Pageant
Mr Simpkins, after a long evening by the club, calculates his 1917 income tax of about 15000 withholdings, noting the higher rates on married couples with children and a wartime surcharge. He laments tax burdens, recalls Judge Willoughby’s son and the wartime memory, then prepares to mail his payment.
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Sherty
Mr. Simpkins
Daron
Mr. Simpkina
Fercely
Reveree
Simpkine
Bimpkins
Rhophine
Cave Tims
Henry Witkina
Jake
Witkins
Henry
Wittongty
Jane Hermes Wimabet
Binoking
Willighby
Tuscania
Willoughby
America
Simpking
Notice of Homestead Entry Three Year Proof in Idaho
John Devaney of Gooding Idaho files intention to establish claim to land in Section 27 Township 14 East Range 14 East at the Bureau of Land Management office in Shoshone Idaho. Hearing before Frank T. Disney on April 16 1918. Witnesses Vern Pettyjohn Harry Jones Daniel Cronin Albert Carpenter all of Gooding Idaho.
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Haney
Idaho
John Devaney
Gooding
Deedon
Township
Range 14
Kolko Meridian
Frank T. Disney
United Brater
Showhone
Vern Pettyjohn
Harry Jones
Daniel Cronin
Albert Carpentar
Administrator's Sale and Probate Notice in Lincoln County
Public notices announce an administrator sale of all personal estate of FDWALDS ROMERTS deceased with details of items and bidding terms. Also a probate order to show cause why real estate should not be sold, with court date set and publication requirements in The Bashine Journal Lincoln County.
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Fdwalds Romerts
Jared
Court
Sheshons
Nebo Walter Hf. Conn
Lincolny Cowaty, Tointies
Lincoln County
Idaho
Hiward
Walter H. Copp
Eawant Moberty
Medhia
Salt Court
Lincoln
Rhashone Journal
Bhashine
Vda
Showtime
Notice of Divorce and Attachment in Idaho Case
In the District Court of Lincoln County Idaho First National Bank of McKeesport Pennsylvania files for divorce alleging extreme cruelty and desertion and seeks four decrees. Also an attachment against John P McIntyre for amounts around 200 to 2893 dollars with interest and costs. Court seals dated March 19 2018 with W G Blanett and W Bundin noted.
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Old District Court
Plaintifs
W. G. Blanett
Adidboss
Gooding. Tane
District Court OF
Thr
Fourthc Judicial District
State OF
Idaho
County OF
Lincoln
First National Bank of
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Malntit
John P McIntyre
Promanto
John P. Melntyrd
Etenom of Wight
Dririet Court
W. Bundin
Tartan
D. Holet
Fr Muineur
Avntess
Stoshone
Idatin
TIM
Hay
MckKeexport
Pennsylvants
John P. McIntyre
John
Gotiare
Subd Tiatriet
A.D
J. W. Lundin
Dintelot Court
Ibartan
Dh Hula
Pialittt
Shoshea Idan
Mib
Notice to Creditors Estate of R L Gruppin Deceased
Notice is given by the administrator Katherine N. Gell of Lincoln County to creditors of R L Gruppin deceased. Exhibit claims with vouchers within ten days after first publication. The estate is handled by Katherine N. Gell administrator in Lincoln County Oklahoma through attorney Punt Haddock.
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R. L Grufpin
Lincoln
EAL
Katherine N. Gell
Grin
Metra
Notice to Water Users of Gooding Mott Ditch Meeting
Notice to water users of the Gooding Mott Ditch near Shoshone Idaho. A meeting to elect a manager for the 1918 irrigation season and determine salaries will be held at Harlan D Holst office in Shoshone on Saturday March 9 1918 at 2 PM. L L Mott signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding-Mott Ditch
Shoshone
Idaho
Sald
Harlan D. Holst
Mott
Patriotism and unity urged against wartime agitators
Wartime editorial denounces saboteurs seeking to disrupt industry and production. It stresses national duty for workers, calls for support of bonds and war relief, and warns against sedition aimed at weakening the war effort. It appeals to patriotic workers to expose agitators and uphold Uncle Sam's authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. W
Hierty
Financial Street
France
Sams
Industrial strife cripples war metal production in 1917
The article notes labor struggles in spring 1917 across major metal industries. Copper and lead output at Butte Montana dropped by about 40 million pounds due to militant actions. Six Arizona copper smelters cut production by five percent of 24 million pounds. Silver output fell by nearly a million ounces and nitrogen products declined. War metals industries paid higher wages amid rising prices, yet production remained crippled by labor disruptions. The piece laments an industrial dictatorship harming national lifeblood during peril.
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Butte
Montana
Arizona
Wallace Press Times
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Bergmen Veter
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Mudye DeRefor
Flogpaes Deshon
Dorothy Wheeler
Florence Johns
Tom Powers
Viter Hitchcock
Ned Burts
Harles Graham George Cooper
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Ermard Randall Veter Lang
Department of the Interior
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Pounth
Toaro
Idamee A. Green
Matatitt
Hale
Mildred Barghe
Ing Oil Company
Salt Lake
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Ogden
Utah
Parrett
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