Internal Revenue Returns Guidance for 1919 Filings
The Des Moines Capital outlines that information returns must be filed with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue in Washington. It covers Form 1099 and 1096 usage, thresholds, and specific categories to report for salaries, rents, interest, and other payments, with deadlines and formatting instructions.
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Des Moines
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Eibanaten
Burlington Surges Past Fairfield 22 20 for Iowa Title
Burlington high school defeats Fairfield 22 to 20 in a fast, hard fought southeastern Iowa basketball game. Patrick tops Burlington with four free throws while Gardner and Yount lead Fairfield with 16 points. foul trouble narrows Fairfield’s chances late.
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Burlington
Burlington High School
Southeastern Iowa
Fairfield High School
Fairfield
Patrick
Kelly
Gardner-Yount
Reine Brown
SE Ccs Ps
Cede Wee Yount
Eee Eee C
Gardner Dogg van
Rias Aeak
Rogers
Veteran Grinnell publisher dies after long career
George W. Cowden former Grinnell school superintendent and newspaper publisher died Tuesday at Grinnell. He led Grinnell schools for eleven years and later published the Grinnell Herald with W. G. Ray before continuing solo in journalism. He had been an invalid for ten years.
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George W. Cowden
Grinnell
Cowden
W. G. Ray
Grinnell Herald
Mr. Cowden
The Boomerang on Graham Theatre Screen
A seven reel drama The Boomerang stars Henry B Walthall with Melbourne McDowell Nina Byron Helen Jerome Eddy Nigel De Braillier and Lloyd Whitlock It centers on labor discord and romantic intrigue and runs for a limited engagement at the Graham Theatre.
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William Hamilton Osborne
Sterling
Henry B. Walthall
Melbourne McDowell
Nina Byron
Helen Jerome Eddy
Nigel de Braillier
Lheyd Whitlock
Graham Theatre
Wife of Old Time Shoemaker Dies in Missouri Valley
Mrs Margaret KE Briges died yesterday at Missouri Valley Iowa. Her body will be buried in Washington beside her first husband George Hull a shoemaker at the Wilson store and buried in Woodlawn cemetery. Her son D W Hull of Missouri Valley will accompany the remains. Her husband died here about 35 years ago.
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Margaret KE. Briges
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Washington
George Hull
Wilson Store
Woodlawn
D. W. Hull
Retribution Haunts the Inventor of the Slide Trombone
An old man who invented the slide trombone is pursued by a neighbor who nightly practices on the blamed instrument. The passage declares that an evil deed is repaid with another evil deed.
Legion Endorses Memorial Building
At a meeting of the American Legion yesterday evening the group endorsed a combined soldiers memorial building and city hall to be voted on next week. The service men seek a gathering place for meetings and club rooms rather than personal gain and urged support for the project. Discussion of post finances followed the endorsement.
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American Legion
Post
Illness Disrupts Town Schools Amid Swelling Ailments
Despite no influenza cases reported to the board of health, a wave of illness grips the town with hundreds having severe colds and many with the grip. Pneumonia cases rise and about a thousand people are ill. Schools suffer with around 200 pupils absent and three teaching vacancies. Kindergartens close for the week due to sickness.
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Altho
Board of Health
Society News Highlights From Local Gatherings
An oyster cupper honored Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stevens guests at their home with several attendees including Mr. and Mrs. George Brinton and Miss Laura Incham. Louise Cunningham hosted the Afternoon Bridge club with Mrs. Fannie Carrier as guest, four tables played and a luncheon served. Home Economics section one of the Fortnightly club met with twelve members due to illness. papers on Hygiene of Clothing and Symmetry and Character of Hats were presented along with garment storage discussions. Fortnightly club leader Mrs. Frank L. Wilson hosted the February meeting with limited attendance, featuring papers on Hygiene of Clothing and Process of Manufacturing Textiles. Social club meeting at Mrs. Robert Maxwell's postponed officer elections, but attendees enjoyed a social afternoon and dainty refreshments. next meeting at Mrs. Pred Palmer’s.
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J. S. Stevens
W. T. Stevens
George Brinton
John Ingham
Laura Incham
Louise Cunningham
Fannie Carrier
Newton
Elizabeth Bell
Will Dupuis
A. B. Schmoellier
Charles Blair
Kerr
Frank L. Wilson
Earle Corbin
Robert Maxwell
Pred Palmer
Local school and club announcements fill February events
Box suppers and programs slated at Stringtown No 5 Eureka schoolhouse with teachers Lillian Holmes and Kathleen Bruty. Rural Women meet with Mrs. J N Phillips. T O B S regular Bible study at Mrs. J A McCall home. S S S club and Ladies Aid meet. dues and supplies requested. Uncle Jerry Eckerman shares postcard from Naples detailing visits to Florence Rome Naples Pompeii and ancient sites.
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Stringtown School
Lillian Holmes
First
U.P
Jerry Eckerman
Charles
France
Naples
Florence
Rome
St. Peters
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompeii
Paul
Damascus
Nero
Washington banks close on Lincoln's birthday observance
Washington banks will be closed Thursday February 12th in observance of Lincoln's birthday rather than Washington's birthday. Booth Transfer Line advertises truck or team service at any time with quick reliable long distance hauls and pricing. Phone 48.
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Lincoln
Washington
Booth
Washington Steam Landry Office
Joe Mention of 348 at Bo Sitler Yard
An unnamed speaker notes not hearing Joe mention 348 lately and recalls seeing it at Bo Sitler's Bone Yard while advertising McKthinney's furniture and Bo Sitler's junk yard along with butter.
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Joe
Bo” Sitter
McKthinney
Bo”Sitler
Royal Pathfinder Sells for Big Sum
The prize Duroc hog Royal Pathfinder, owned by R. G. McDuff of Monroe Iowa, was sold to Hanks & Bishop of New London. Ernest Carlson bid up to £15,000 but failed to buy. the hog is described as the best of its breed and the grand champion two year old Duroc of the world.
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Royal Pathfinder
R. G. McDuff
Monroe
Iowa
Hanks & Bishop
New London
Ernest Carlson
Shakespeare Folios Fetch Enormous Sum
A newspaper note recalls four Shakespeare folios selling for $28,000, arguing posterity will still judge Shakespeare as a standard for later drama. The piece contends contemporaries undervalued him, yet time has elevated his status above peers.
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Shakespeare
Will McCall Visits Centerville Cousin Ill in Hospital
Will McCall of Bt Pan ND traveled from Centerville to see his cousin Mrs W M Montgomery who is ill in a Centerville hospital. He reports she is presently better and will return home tomorrow morning.
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Will McCall
Bt. Pan
N. D
Centerville
W. M. Montgomery
Democrat in the Closet Scare Sparks Family Political Talk
A frightened child overhears family politics as Danger Everywhere describes Republican roots. Millie whispers of a Democrat in the closet, reflecting tense election anxieties and partisan climate in a household.
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Millie
Raining Cats and Dogs Expression Origin in England
A historic note explains the phrase raining cats and dogs arising from a rainstorm that scatters the blossoms of willows, once called cats and dogs in England. The expression emerged as a colorful metaphor for heavy rain and winds.
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England
Bobby's Definition Sparks Dinner Debate
A humorous quote from Bobby redefines lunch as the meal you eat when your father is away, sparking light debate over meal naming in a family setting. The remark highlights how household routines shape language and food rituals.
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Bobby
The Times Chronicle's Early Names and Rebranding
A note traces The Times origins from John Walter founding in 1788 and its precursor The Daily Universal Register first appearing in 1783. It explains initial naming changes, the emergence of The Times, and the March 15 official adoption of the name.
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The
London Times
John Walter
Daily Universal Register
Times
Side Line on Women Working at Home
In a New York Evening Telegram excerpt a columnist argues women should not be ashamed to work at home. They say honest labor has dignity and that women who contribute at home feel stronger, provided their families are not harmed.
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New York Evening Telegram
Character and Nose Shape Define a Person
A reflection notes that a man’s character mirrors his nose’s size and shape. It argues facial features reveal inner traits and that the nose offers a key clue to personality. The piece treats physical form as a map to character.
Newspapers Run by Women
More than a score of daily newspapers in the United States are owned and actively managed by women, reflecting a widening role for female leadership in journalism.
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United States
WORE
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Eureka
Kathleen Bruty
Rural Women's Club
J. N. Phillips
W. Co
T. UL
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S. 2Nd Ave
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Manohardt Bros
Phono
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Globe Center
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China
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R. L Red Cockerels
Harry Krakaw
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L. Bauer
West Chester
Mutual
W. M. Darbyshire
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Db C. Griggs
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