Internal Taxes and Proposed Revisions in 1921 Levy
Washington reports Treasury officials and the house ways and means committee edging toward a broad tax revision for 1921. Proposals include no sales tax, a 30 percent cut in transportation tax for one year, increased corporation income tax to 15 percent, removal of corporate exemptions, and continued higher individual surtaxes. New taxes eyed to meet revenue include automobile licenses, cigaret tax, bank check tax, and other stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Committee
Fordney
Joseph S. McCoy
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Mellon
Shipping Board
Japs View Pacific Conference In Advisory Meeting
Tokyo officials report a diplomatic advisory council examined the proposed Pacific conference. Prof. Kiroku Hayashi said Japan has no cause for uneasiness, noting its special position is recognized by all powers. Japan will study the American proposal carefully and express views frankly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Diplomatic Advisory Council
Kiroku Hayashi
Foreign Office
Japan
Walsh Leaves for France After Passport Refusal
Frank P. Walsh, attorney for the Irish Republic in the United States, departed for France on the Rochambeau after his passport to England was refused by the British consulate in New York. He planned to reach France via Paris and Lyon, continuing his advocacy amid international travel delays.
Train 205 Held Up in Arkansas Mail Robbery
Memphis July 25. Missouri Pacific passenger train 205 from Memphis to St Louis was halted near Cherry Valley Arkansas. Its mail and express car were robbed by five white men and a negro, all masked, pursued by Sheriff Fe L Cooper of Cross County Jama in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Cherry Valley
Ark
FE. L. Cooper
Cross County
Bayard Parking Rules Return to Curbside Parking
Bayard Transcript notes that parking cars along the curb is being reinstated after issues with center-street parking. The piece argues wider streets would help, but since streets were not built wide enough, authorities must make conditions safer by reverting to curbside parking now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Land Co
Neck of the Woods
Bayard Transcript
Living a Life That Earns Tears and Honor
A Bayard Transcript reflection argues that a life measured by tears and public esteem at death marks true value. It condemns wealth without affection, urging acts of sympathy, public spirit, and usefulness to ensure a lasting, honored memory beyond mere living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Transcript
County Commissioners Hold Meeting in Sidney Nebraska
Cheyenne County Nebraska minutes dated July 19 1921 record regular session of the Board of County Commissioners with all members present. Petitions by S A Maley and others for road improvements were approved and survey work ordered. Meeting adjourned to August 2 or by chairmans call. Attest: F N Slawson County Clerk. Hinks Boot Shop for real shoe value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
J. L. Reel
L. . Barlow
Wm. Gooding
A, BK. Warren
J. W. Billeter
F. N. Slawson
S. A. Maley
Referendum Provokes Witty San Bernardino Headline
A playful San Bernardino California Sun item jokes that initiative without support from a spouse yields little gain. The quip likens civic referenda to personal partnerships, suggesting shared judgment is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Sun
Mortgagee sale notice for three vehicles in Sidney Nebraska
Francis A Chapman Receiver for The First National Bank of Sidney announces a mortgage sale. On August 22, 1921 expect sale at ten in the morning at the East Door of The Sidney Motor Company 201 West 2nd Street Sidney Nebraska. Vehicles include a Ford Truck Engine No 2178451 a Sandow Truck Engine NSATS1 and an Overland Four No 7015. The loan total 2551.23 with 10 percent interest since October 26 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Perry
W. J. Perry
First National Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Sidney Motor Company
West 2Nd Street
Sidney Nebraska
Overland
Francis A. Chapman
Notice of Sale Under Chat Mortgage 1921
George Ammon mortgagor defaulted on a chattel mortgage to First National Bank of Sidney Nebraska for 280 dollars with 10 percent interest since March 2 1921 and about 15 dollars costs. The pledged property a one and a half ton Winter Truck Model 439 four wheel drive will be offered for sale on August 22 1921 by Cheyenne county clerk filing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ammon
First National Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Fire Insurance Ad for Grain Loss Coverage
An ad warns of high fire risk as grain is harvested this season and urges purchase of short term grain insurance. It stresses insured farmers faced no delays in payout previously and emphasizes coverage for cut or uncut grain, shocks, sacks, and buildings. Contact information follows for enrollment.
Auction Notice of Surplus Truck with Prior Mortgage
The above described truck is offered for sale to satisfy a prior chattel mortgage signed by George Ammon as mortgagor and assigned to 7 H McNally on November 20 1920. Filed December 9 1920 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Mortgage amount 800 with 10 percent interest. Sale to highest bidder for cash at Osborn Motor Co Sidney Nebraska at 2 PM on the indicated date. Dated July 29 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ammon
H. McNally
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Osborn Motor Co
West 2Nd Street
Sidney
Principal Meridian in Cheyenne County Nebraska Suit
A court notice in an amended petition restrains the defendant from asserting any right title or lien to the real estate described. Respond by September 1921 as required by E Davis the plaintiff in this action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
E. Davis
Quieting Title To Cheyenne County Real Estate
C E Davis filed an amended petition in Cheyenne county district court seeking a decree quieting and confirming title to the east half of section seven township fourteen north range fifty two west of the sixth principal meridian in Nebraska. Defendants include Warren and Hodgkh in and others with interest in the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta L. Coontz
Merrill M. Coontz
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
C. E. Davis
District Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hayashi
Bayard
J. J. Reel
T. R Barlow
Wm. Goding
Hink’s
Hink
Livoni & Son
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
Standard Oil Company
Nebr
Department of Agriculture
W. W. Heinemann
U. P. Depot
Sidney, Nebe
H. P. Avery
Avery
Avery Company
Sidney, Nebraska
R. R. Crider
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