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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
6
Internal Revenue collectors mail Form 1040-A and 1940 to taxpayers for 1922 filing. The forms cover returns, duplicates, and instructions. Exemptions and credits outlined. filing required for specific income levels. Tax rates and surtax ranges noted for 1922 and 1921.
Hi-Life 1923s edition at the high school will be issued late spring. A canvass will be made at the high school to solicit subscriptions from students townspeople and alumni. The staff boasts strong editors and managers and promises the best annual yet.
United States Senator Smith W. Brookhart will address the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation on January 11 in Des Moines. The secretary J. E. Cunningham announced the talk on the topic Taxation with Representation.
A biblical verse from Genesis 8 22 affirms that while the earth remains there will be seed time and harvest cold and heat summer and winter day and night shall not cease.
The article notes that the largest raindrops measure about one fifth of an inch across.
A fragment notes savages crafting an ace of wigs to appear more formidable in battle, claiming the wig ages beyond civilization and enhances their combat presence.
A catalog of library offerings listing authors such as Arnold, Gibbons, Latane, Moenig, and Van Dyke. It notes works on world politics, U S relations with Latin America, modern selling methods, and literary prose and poetry. Includes histories, humor, and biographical pieces with emphasis on American and British writers.
An international reference work on the Constitution, Doctrine, Discipline and History of the Catholic Church. A multi volume encyclopedia detailing church governance, theological topics, and historical developments compiled by scholars for scholarly and clerical use.
A British reporter traces the origin of cock and bull stories to lore from two inns named the Cock and the Bull in a Welsh village, noting the British did not invent the term or its fame and curbing excess attribution.
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