Farm Income Tax Rules For 1919 Net Gains And Deductions
Farmers and traders must file a 1919 income tax return if total income requires it by March 15. Compute net farm income from product sales minus ordinary expenses, noting deductions for tools, feed, repairs, hired labor, and wear. Options include cash or accrual basis, with formal forms 1040, 1040A, or 1040E and guidance from Internal Revenue.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Death of A. G. Holcomb in Roswell New Mexico
A. G. Holcomb aged seventy five died at his Roswell home on Tuesday. His body was shipped for burial arriving Thursday afternoon and funeral services were held at the Baptist church with interment in City cemetery. He lived in Nobility thirty years and moved to Roswell ten years ago. Survived by his wife and several children including R. L. Holcomb of this city.
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A. G. Holcomb
Roswell
New Mexico
W. J. Epting
J. F. Fender
Baptist Church
Mr. Holcomb
R. L. Holcomb
Quinine that does not affect head promoted in ad copy
A promotional note touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary quinine. It claims tonic and laxative effects, no nervousness or head ringing, and urges recalling the full name and seeking the signature of EK. W. GROVE, Jvc.
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EK. W. Grove
Jvc
Anger and a Mug Shot Cartoon by Walt Mason
A humorous verse in Walt Mason’s style describes rage transforming a man’s face into a wild, frozen mug. Observing his nephew Pete snapping photos, the narrator laughs at the image and vows to curb anger. The piece ends with a playful resolve to keep cool in misfortune.
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Johnson
Pete
Chee
Oklahoma Income Tax Law Held Valid
Washington state reports the Oklahoma income tax on all incomes from property within the state was sustained today by the supreme court. The law's validity was challenged by non-resident owners of oil lands in Oklahoma.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Card Of Thanks To Pilot Grove Community
Mr and Mrs A K Sparks thank the Pilot Grove community for saving their home and belongings in a recent fire. They bless each helper and express gratitude for heroic efforts and Heavenly Father’s blessing.
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Pilot Grove
A. K. Sparks
Local Chiropractic Relief After Car Injury in Sherman
A letter dated March 3 1920 from A C Keeling describes injuries from a June 29 1919 automobile crash in Sherman Texas. After hospitalization and months of limited mobility he sought treatment from Dr. R C Hoyle a chiropractor in Whitesboro Texas and reports about 50 adjustments improving neck movement and rheumatism symptoms. He endorses Hoyle as a competent practitioner and includes a notary sworn statement.
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Sherman
Texas
Sherman Hospital
R. C. Hoyle
Whitewright
Hoyle
A. C. Keeling
R. A. Gillett
Sidney Hocks Plans Farewell Concert Note Harp Needs Tuning
Hog Wallow News reports Sidney Hocks considers retirement from musical circles with a farewell concert as his French harp is badly out of tune. Frisby Hancock jokes about whisky aging in woods reflecting local wit while Sile Kilden touts a claim of the smartest dog in the community inclined to clever tricks.
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Sidney Hocks
Frisby Hancock
Sile Kilden
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims a dose every two hours for three doses breaks up a severe cold. It promises to clear nasal passages, stop nasal drainage, relieve headache and feverishness, and says the remedy acts without assistance, tastes pleasant, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Would Bryan Run Again Debate Vexes Tickville Crowd
A lively Saturday night debate at the Wild Onion school house drew a large crowd. Speakers handled their topics well in a one sided discussion focusing on whether William Jennings Bryan would run again. The Tickville Tidings notes local affairs from depot chatter to center of town, while advertising Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a trusted blood purifier and strength giver.
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Surance
Wild Onion
Bryan
Tickville
War book sale and hometown notes in a small town
A local item notes churn and washing machine repairs then a man sells a war book while his fashion changes. Poke Eazley’s wife worries over sewing and needles after three failed town trips. Dock Hocks misses Sundays visiting the Widow in Calf Ribs. John Parker travels to Bonham to be with his son J A who has an infected head, then to Saint Vincent's in Sherman for treatment. D S McMillin attends Gainesville for R E Thomason’s gubernatorial campaign opening.
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Poke Eazley
Dock Hocks
John Parker
Bonham
J. A
Saint Vincent’s Sanitarium
Sherman
C. M. Cole Seeks Grayson County Clerk Post
C. M. Cole, candidate for county clerk of Grayson, was here Thursday and authorized the Sun to place his name in the announcement column. A longer notice of his candidacy will appear next week. This is his first bid for office and he enters the race with a strong following.
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C. M. Cole
Grayson County
Sun
The
Rub mutism as a pain killer from rheumatism relief
An advertisement-like note states rub mutism provides relief for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related pains, claiming it eases soreness and acts as a pain killer for these conditions.
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Dunk Botts
Mark
Engki Hurey
Littell
James F. Ballard
St. Louis
GROVE
D. S. McMillin
Gainesville
R. E. Thomason
NOME
Office Compiercial Bank
Luther Smith & Son
Hudson, Davis & Co
Armstrong & Company
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