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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
7
A column of brief items reports J. S. Peterson of Ringsted visiting Estherville, veterinarians H L McMillan and P Cain at a Des Moines convention, and M M Knapp planning a southern trip. It notes children's hospital care for Vincent Cunningham, visitors to and from nearby towns, moving and travel plans, club gatherings, and ongoing house and farm moves, with multiple mentions of residents and relatives across Iowa and South Dakota.
J B Steevers went to Chicago Monday evening and Matt and Ed Donovan were Chicago passengers Sunday evening. They will attend the auto show and handle other matters. News from Estherville notes several visits by E J Erstand, E T Lundy, and E G Stolen. Mrs Henry Neitzell of Halfa has pleuro pneumonia. Mrs J Dunham visited her daughter Mrs Forest Gibbons in Estherville. Mrs Wm Dooley traveled to Emmetsburg this morning. Mrs Carl Thompson visited West Bend. A baby girl was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Roy McNeal, their second child.
On February 2 the Town Department plans a big night from 3. All posts will participate in a musical program by legion men. The event aims to start the statewide membership drive the next morning and bring in acquainted legion members.
Iowa State College dairy specialist John M. Shaw warns profits will hinge on high quality dairy cows and farm produced feeds. With large butter stock and rising costs, the average dairyman must rely on own crops to profit, treating cows as machines to convert farm grains into milk and other products.
Community notices detail the East Riverside Club entertaining husbands at Mr. and Mrs. J L McDonald home with a corn program and Iowa songs, plus upcoming meetings with topics on charitable institutions and a coasting party. Also listed are Five Hundred Club, O O U luncheon, and a wedding announcing Max Kent and Eileen Erb uniting in Spirit Lake.
The revenue act of 1924 lowers some taxes but adds credits and exemptions. Returns are required for individuals with net income of 1000 or more or gross income of 5000 or more, and for married couples with combined net income of 2500 or more or gross income of 5000 or more. Filing period is Jan 1 to March 16, 1925. Returns must include at least one fourth of the tax due and be sent to the appropriate internal revenue collector. Net income equals gross income minus specified deductions.
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