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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
4
Public advisory urges all residents with income in 1919 to file by March 15 using Form 1040A. Emphasizes no one is exempt, need accurate figures, oath of honesty, and payment of tax or partial amount with return. Describes penalties up to 1000 dollars plus 25 percent, and 10000 dollar fines or year in prison for fraud. outlines various income sources and exemptions.
All income tax returns for 1919 must be filed by Monday March 15. Each return requires payment by check or money order for full or at least one quarter. Cash payments only at the collector's main office. mailed payments are at the sender's risk. Residents of Nebraska should file with George L. Loomis, Mollector of Internal Revenue, Omaha. Penalties apply for late returns or late payments. Early filing and payment urged to ease final-day overload.
A prominent neighborhood figure may enter the state senate race, but no announcement is definite. Supporters say his popularity could propel him to office for the benefit of the state. Also favoring naming the Potter Nebraska Commercial Club the Commercial Club of Potter to aid its success.
A letter complains that sidewalks are unsafe due to bicycles wagons and scouts occupying space mostly at night. The writer recalls a near collision as a bicycle sped past on a narrow four foot sidewalk and laments the risk to pedestrians and potential fines. The piece suggests odd solutions like tight wire walking and using overhead wires, noting such ideas clash with ordinances.
A旅行er praises Cheyenne County for its hospitable, money-free courtesy and service. The author argues true business is broader than profit, noting generous, unpaid acts reflect humane conduct beyond cash transactions.
Report of the condition of the Citizens State Bank of Potter Nebraska as of February 14 1920 with charter 1353 sworn by cashier R A Babcock and attested by Clarence Johnson Geo A Robert and J A Woten on February 24 1920 in Cheyenne County Nebraska.
Village board approves alley opening through block four of Potter. A permit is issued to Harry Comtricht to transfer a body from a foreign cemetery to Potter cemetery. Ordinance No 4 enforcement on sidewalks is ordered. D F Enevoldsen resigns as clerk. FE H Biggs appointed village clerk to begin immediately. Meeting adjourned.
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