Income Tax Primer Available From Lincoln College of Agriculture
The Bureau of Internal Revenue provides a free income tax primer through the College of Agriculture at Lincoln. It answers common questions on income to report, exemptions, and how to prepare returns. The 40 page bulletin, revised to January 1, 1921, is well indexed for quick reference by partners, businessmen, and other taxpayers.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Pairing Machinery Encouraged in Farm Overhaul Week
Farmers repair old implements to extend life as high new machinery prices push maintenance. The national implement manufacturers group backs February 28 to March 5 as farm implement inspection and repair week to promote careful inspection and overhauls before field work. Wincksmiths note winter is prime time for equipment overhaul and early orders for parts ensure arrival before spring.
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National Organization of Implement Manufacturers
Ama
Selecting Good Layers Shows Value of Culling Flocks
An agricultural agent demonstrates culling by reducing a Platte county flock from 200 hens to 62 prime layers. The method follows Agricultural Experiment Station Circular 12 How to Select the Good Layers, available free from the College of Agriculture. Over 6,000 copies have been distributed to Nebraska farmers and non farmers.
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Platte Coun
College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Free State Publications and Fall Calving Advice
Nebraska College of Agriculture distributes about 92 000 free copies monthly through county and state channels detailing agricultural and home keeping topics from the U S Department of Agriculture. The article urges fall calving to maximize milk production, noting easier management, dry cows in summer, and reports farmers have found the plan satisfactory.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment
Goa
Agricultural Extension
United States
The
State College of Agriculture
Then Come Lets Go The Inventoryed Nation
The piece laments American preoccupation with inventories, arguing farmers and dealers misjudge profits as inventories grow. It contends each counted product or promised sale hides higher costs in effort and salesmanship, asserting such inventories are ultimately false.
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America
Looking Forward: Move On From Fake Losses in 1921
A speech argues that imagined farm and dealer losses are phantom and urges focus on current wealth and growth. It cites U A wealth rise from 884 to 500 billion, per capita from 1200 to 1545, and farm product values from under 4 to over 16 billion by 1920. The speaker calls for work now to revive business and prosperity.
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U. A
Automobile Insurance Farmers special term Policy
W HORNADAY and references to Farmers insurance are noted. The ad mentions electric supplies from Electric Shop near the American Bank, Conklin pens at Rexall Store, Dr M E Pettibone dental services, and Sidney Lumber Co promoting homes in Sidney. A Fuels and taxi contact 161 appears amid scattered business notices.
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Automobile Insurance Farmers
W Hornaday
American Bank
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Extension News Service
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Texas
Florida
Gulf Coast States
M. A. Shipman
Conklin
Rexali
M. E. Pettibone
Melp Tee Block
Sidney Lumber CO
Rexall
Hornaday’s Cafe
Mae Her
Sechrist
ESSIG
U. S
United States Rubber, Company
U.S
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