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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
4
The letter questions why Steele City rushed plans for school needs rather than delaying until June or July. It notes a lack of planning and fears safety risk for students as preparations move ahead. It asks patrons if pride in the school remains and urges prudent progress toward knowledge.
Weather has been disagreeable this past week. John Maiedy and family visited Charley Wilson home. Walter Clark and family spent Sunday at Charley Compton’s. Mrs Orville Building and baby visited Andy Belding home Friday. Mrs Davis and son Sam ill with influenza. Mr and Mrs John Kenning and family with others in residence.
Mr. Davis visited Tuesday after Mr. New's sale Saturday. Miss Arlie Howland assists Mrs. Frank Henderson at pres Frank Alexa's. Earl Deem and Mr. Judlicka suffer influenza.
Residents face March 15 deadline for local income tax returns amid warnings of penalties. Notices from the Revenue Bureau urge timely filing, with exemptions for head of family and dependents under various limits. Collectors distribute forms and remind filers to report wages, interest, dividends, and other income sources.
Officials urge taxpayers to avoid last minute rush and file by March 15. Revenue Collector G L Lewis of Lincoln Nebraska explains that individuals with net income over $1000 must file returns, detailing rates 6 and 12 percent surtax and personal exemptions. Form 1060 is required for net incomes over $5000 with partner shares and past-year profits or losses.
The text outlines the March 15 deadline to pay and file income tax under the new Revenue law. It notes penalties for late payment, details payment methods, and explains taxability including wages bonuses salaries and investment income. It mentions married couples treatment and deductions for farmers and investment items.
The piece extols income taxes as a true people’s system. It argues taxation is by the people for the people and graded by individual means. It emphasizes citizen participation and the benefits of free institutions.
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