Tax Law Reforms Lower After January 1 1922
Washington dec 29 the new revenue law signed by the president makes broad changes to tax brackets exemptions and rates. It retains 4 percent tax on income up to 4000 and 8 percent on the rest with a maximum 50 percent surtax after January 1 1922. Personal credits rise to 2500 for certain filers and dependent exemptions to 400. Excess profits tax ends January 1 1922 with a 5 percent corporate income tax replacing it. Various other rates taxes and repeals cover beer wine whiskey soft drinks transportation parcel post cosmetics jewelry and many other items with notable shifts in estate and capital stock taxation. The bill also taxes and repeals several luxury and nuisance levies while aiming to balance revenue gains and losses across sectors.
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Washington
Life and Tratual
National Convention O Insurance Commissioners
Life
Riding Academy
Northwest Seville and Alma Social Roundup
North West Seville and Alma residents, including Mr and Mrs V Dickinson and daughter Mrs L Loomis, hosted and attended social events. G J Poole hosted a gathering with an oyster supper before leaving for Ohio for March. Additional visits included Fi Loomis, C Brigne, Mrs Stafford from Ithaca, and Ithaca visitor Mrs John Inman.
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John Inman
Ithaca
Otto Loomix
Litchfield Cooper
Montcalm County
Lee
Otto Loomis
Alva Decker
W. Dickinson
Crawford
Lloyd Lippert
Pleasant
E. Loomis
Peter Welch
Cold Water
Irene Decker
Mrs. V. Dickinson
Mt. Pleasant
Local Happenings In Alma During Holiday Season
Alma residents and relatives fill the holidays with visits and gatherings. Notables include Mrs A J Hall in Charlotte, Rev V K Beshgetoor in Alma, Dr E G Sluyter at the State Savings Bank Building, and Mrs Alger H Wood of Detroit visiting at local homes. Many students and locals, such as Lester Allen, James Howe, Miss Ruth Babcock, and Esther Rhodes, are home for Christmas from colleges and universities, with community events, church services, and charity baskets noted across the town.
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A. J. Hall
Charlotte
V. K. Beshgetoor
Alma
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Alger H. Wood
Detroit
Frang Bahlke
George Bahtke
Lester Allen
East Lansing
Jotham Allen
James Howe
Morris Institute
Big Rapids
Ruth Babcock
H. S. Babcock
Alma Elevator Co
Woodworth Ave
Itt Reed Ruggles
Massachusetts
F. W
Esther Dunham
Battle Creek
I. M. Dunham
Jacob’s
Atanta
Look-Paterson Rug Co
Frank Notestein
Wooster
Edson Moore Company
Donald Dunham
Albon College
Homer M. Dunham
Ravigh
North Carolina
Albion
Local residents make Monday calls and visits in Alma
Sumner Charles Boothe of Alma was a business caller Monday. Earl Shuttleworth and wife of New Haven were callers Monday. F. J. Tucker returned to his home in Alma after spending Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smead were Carson City callers Monday. Virgil Conorton has employment in Alma. Mrs. Cottrall and Johnie Wardrow and family left the first of the week for North Carolina where she will join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lang and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rexford visited with Delos Phillips Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Phillips were in Alma on Wednesday on a shopping trip.
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Frank Hicks
Alma
Kenneth Holcomb
Floyd McClenathan
Riverdale
James Evey
Montana
Scott Horn
Ithaca
Howard Parker
Eon Paul
Traverse City
Dave Kirker
Grand Rapids
Carlyle Hawley
Lyle Black
Trett Ferris
Sheridan
Laure
Seaman
St. Louis
Dr. Kilborn
Tihien
Charles Charter
Vico Spicile
Lizzie Porguer
Asa Schlappi
Mike
Jay West
Ed Wolf
Kenneth
Merc
Jonnie Woodard
Wid
Burt Struble
WF. Tucker
William Phillips
Porrintor
Guy McGurn
Detroit
Clifford McGee
Parrinton
Mrs. Gee
Gle&r
Fiddler
McBride
Velma Schlappi
Ferris
Charles West
Olin Ferrie
Alva
John Ferels
McClogathan
Charles Boothe
Earl Shuttleworth
New Haven
F. J. Tucker
Clyde Smead
Carson City
Virgil Conorton
Cottrall
Johnie Wardrow
North Carolina
Bruce Lang
Dave Rexford
Delos Phillips
Will Phillips
Record Press Stationery Spur Puts Alma Buyers On Alert
The Record Press promotes a wide range of stationery at the Alma shop with several grades of writing paper and envelopes priced from 25 to 75 cents per dozen. A future shipment will bring box stationery and a broad selection for all occasions, inviting locals to visit for good varieties and prices.
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Record
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Republic Avenue
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Elmwood Avenue
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