Income tax Q&A from Iowa collector answers key issues
Short Q and A on income tax rules from Louis Murphy Iowa collector covers taxable income foreign investments withholding rents and dividends and when to file. Includes guidance on licenses for coupon collection and who must file.
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Louis Murphy
Internal Revenue For
Iowa
Department
Certia
Qlama
Partiers
Muse Ft
Tls Ic
AL No. Q
Bieans
B. Remlin
Yale
F Q Amin
Plan to Cut Costs in Sick Pauper Care Debated
Dr. G. Hardy Clark urged the county board to place pauper care for contagious patients under county control to cut expenses. Current setup costs about 5000 dollars annually, with the city health officer paid by the county and trips billed separately. Officials saw potential savings if the city health officer could also care for paupers, though power to act lies with the board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hardy Clark
Couy Board
Jarvis
Tle Gertion
Chee Emell
Board of Health
Cty
Waterloo
Alek
Waterton City
Enn
Clark
Pred W. Howells Dies Veteran Kansas City Star Writer
Davis Missouri November 26 Pred W Howells a longtime writer on politics and municipal questions for the Kansas City Star died of heart disease at age 47.
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Kansas City
W. Howells
Kansas City Star
Gladstone cafe undergoes major refurbishments and new menu
The Gladstone cafe, owned by J. A. Young at 9 Fourth Street West, moves to a two door offset site. New fixtures, paneled sidewalls, floral decor, and improved service are planned with a special luncheon for business men. Proprietor Daniel O Donnell installs a phonograph to entertain guests.
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J. A. Young
Fourth Street
Daniel O. Donnell
Young
Dengell
Local Men arraigned for traffic ordinance violations
Sam Chater William Junker J A Tong and W B K Rose faced police court for violating the traffic ordinance by leaving their teams. All were found guilty though three escaped with no fine. J A Some had prior custody for a similar charge and was fined. The four men operate wagons for the Bargain Variety at 222 West Fourth.
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Sam Chater
William Junker
J. A. Tong
W. BK. Rose
Whlied Ali
J. A
May Erect New Ward Building In Watertoo
East side board of education discussed building a new ward school in the Howrex Mcwillins addition on a suitable site the plan aims to ease overcrowding at Watertoo ward schools. No action taken now likely after January enrollment review with a fall 1914 erection start and occupancy in 1915 funded without higher assessments. Washington school houses 500 pupils and Lincoln 175 while plumbing on Lincoln was accepted and contract closed.
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Howrex-Mcwillins
East Side
C. W. Kline
Lincoln
East Side Ward
New Directors Named for Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
At a Waterloo clubroots meeting stockholders selected new directors for the Dairy Cattle Congress for the coming year. George Lichty presided as organizers plan to amend the articles of incorporation and raise seven thousand dollars in unpaid obligations. Directors chosen include T. G. Van Pelt Charles Simmons J. R. Vaughan BR R Lichty J C Koeneke W R Law Edward Rath F W Hartong H E Klester G W Wuntley and A F Auseman.
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Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
George Lichty
T. G. van Pelt
Charles Simmons
J. R
Marriage of Mina Kruse and Oscar Gannard in Los Angeles
Waterloo readers note the marriage of Mrs Mina Kruse to Oscar Gannard of Canada conducted in Los Angeles. Gannard a San Francisco druggist, will reside there after the ceremony. People's Stores touts millions saved in a year through low prices on mens and womens clothes. 223 W 4th.
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Waterloo Rreaus
Mina Kruse
Oscar Gannard
Canada
Los Angeles
People’s
People's Store
W. 4Th
Annual East West High Game Bets Stir City
Crowds expect the annual east west high school game amid an array of outlandish wagers. A Cedar Falls youth bets to sing on stage if east high loses while several other bets include wheelbarrow stunts and Thanksgiving dinners. Local ads promote Thanksgiving dressings and special coats at The People’s Store.
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Cedar Falls
High
People's Store
Smoky Row Houses Deserted After Police Action
Three houses in Smoky Row were deserted last evening. The McClinton residence and two neighboring homes were vacated, as officers moved against residents implicated in city law violations. William Mealey, jailed in the county, had previously lived beside the McClinton home. It is unknown where the occupants moved, and it is not believed they left the city.
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Smoky Tow
Lawrences McClinton
William Mealey
McClinton
Stylish Coats for Men and Women at People's Store
Advertisement notes_coap values and prices for men's and women's coats at People's Store in R23 W 4th. It highlights sale prices like R10.08 and real value 825.00, urging trust in the store.
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People’s Store
Market roundup on Chicago Board of Trade gains
Despite bearish Argentina wheat and rainfall concerns in the Great Plains the market rallied with Russian bull factors and strong export activity. Corn rose from an early drop on rain relief while oats followed with limited selling pressure. Provisions lacked support as packers and longs offered freely. Hog prices rallied on tight supply with strong demand for sheep and lambs.
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Chicago
Argentina
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Waterloo
Wellington
BBC
Kansas City
Bown & Bown
Southert
Pige
Iowa
Hawk County
P. B. Law
Mae K. Saweser
South Omaha
Black Hawk
Texas
STUDENTS TO HOLD MASS ASSEMBLIES AT EAST AND WEST HIGH
East High students hold a mass meeting at 3 30 this afternoon in the east high auditorium. Coach Whiteside Captain Dick Rath Superintendent Kilne and Principal Miller will address the assembly. Afterward students parade business districts along the river. West High plans a similar meeting this evening to plan for the game with East High tomorrow with student orators and rallying cries.
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East High
Whiteside
Dick Rath
Kilne
Miller l
West High
West High School
Sheep Market Opens Strong in Chicago Sale
The Chicago sheep market opened strong and closed strong with notable bargains at the Yeatings sale. Advertisements from The People's Store and County market urged interest in lambs and western lambs as buyers eyed unusual values in suits, coats, and farm stock.
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Chicago
Matyas Bi
Wester
People's Store
Western Lambs
Heskett to Have Hearing Friday
Charles Heskett held on a charge of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury will be arraigned before Justice F. F. Knapp Friday afternoon after being released on bonds. Detective Moore, who investigated, is jailed on a charge of assault with intent to kill. Lawrence McClinton faces a charge of maintaining a nuisance. The McClinton case and P ullman case details appear in the filing and postponements.
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Charles Heskett
F. F. Knapp
Heskett
George F. Moore
Lawrence McClinton
Moore
McClinton
Dropsy Fatal Claims Life Of Local Resident Fred Jenks
Fred V. Jenks of 1332 Sycamore street died last evening at 9:30 after a several weeks illness from dropsy and complications. He was about 55, longtime Waterloo resident and former teamster younger years at Waterloo Lumber company. Survived by widow Mary Jenks and one stepson. Body sent to O'Keefe & Towne undertaking parlors with funeral planned for tomorrow from the chapel.
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Fred V. Jenks
Sycamore Street
Mr. Jenks
Waterloo
Waterloo Lumbers Company
Rardman
Foreclosure of Real Estate Contract In Waterloo Petition
Plaintiff seeks cancellation and foreclosure of a contract on real estate. The suit asks judgment liens and sale of defendants interests, bars redemption, and forfeits dower rights of Marie Christiansen wife of Thomas Christiansen. No personal claim against Margaret Tracy, Thomas Christiansen, or Marie Christiansen. Default possible if not defended by Jan 5, 1914.
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John S. Tracy
Margaret Tracy
Thomas Christiansen
Marie Christiansen
John S. Trace
District Court of
State of Iowa
Black Hawk County
John 8. Tracy
Cédar River
Waterloo
Bailey Flats
Laura M. Whitcomb
John S. Tracyn
Iowa
Sager, Sweet & Edwards
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Randolph
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United Stock Yards
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P. B. Sawser
Mae K. Sawyer
M. M. Mether
Vera Mether
Mae K. Lawser
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Diaya Nawn Wvuny
District Court of the
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H. O. Pullman
Pullman
Fitzgerald
West Fourth Street
Central Coal
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