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Show Pae The Cache American. Lojran, Cache County, Utah Eifilit Farmers Must College Paper File Tax Returns Vins AP Rating Deadline is Monday December la Military Moves Thirty Fight Leave Tor Camp I I t of S' 4 " - a r J uV ,j l Ul ill ti l'.-- . ri i .1 In ill. .oil. i,- ln a o' i l.e it pub.-i.- -d a1: i, IT ool. !). V. ton,.!. iv..inlr l vo.l..-.-x. Inuwd.r to . t .a !), t!.!, n ii.t n i nmu r li dal- - Ui.ii 4,, INnu-rpn-r,s,r most oth.r it-- i .sons, explain. A. V. W.lVid I). and At Needhams At Utah State Associated 1iess Praises uie NVoik i.i Friday, December L..y e l)ais '.t a . I.:-- i a I.. - in.-ikt- - - - . nnlot. . s lu d w.. aw a. . it i.i iu..0 ,:;.uil.i rtvi.il'J today, u.l-i- i i . ti) C S, i..h.ar j of fdt ad-- j he tnu:- - t:o-v 4.,. i d u'ud n.4 lift the taliipnaj ut Camp; iii-ii.tr of I ii monum. piev.ua.ly' h ul Api.l and Laiin-iiui'-'- i a d IVim ru'-nwlilth the eived 10 USAC g. tain.u w hm. 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James s n, in its t;x of niati-ii.,1ini.l an not tnbjcii Id B. Wlii.am D Martjjf, Jr, In i count and orgaolalmii. jdjialty unit'my unoi Rtniun Wilon, W. B. Jacobs n. tJielr tax by ium than JJ an iiivv-- . .toriis wire d.ivdf.td os Wie the leads of Steihug E. Bench. Aut.n B. Case-maone-thir- d ci. lent, "s jar uni Vtrnon W. Caiison. nes weie adjugded Hi adl. tin luting fa i.a r.s. j !,:l Thoie David O. Robe it C. t Choate, ir value in summary Deniu.st file on or bifo.-D.u.i-eGiver E. Lockhart, James meconstrui-tiualso an and in cember la aie , B. fcur.ons. Daryl chanical jypcuraRct. Tlie tvpo- - i C. Soieiv-on1. Ier.sonn who did file on or Tliomas RoU rt D Wennergren, well was for Its jraUed gruiiliy befoie Sejteiii!ji r 15 but who M KowaLki, Lavar C. McMillan, ed tvjx' f ices. r tin tax mated ir by u.un Chnrles S. Eldon B. B.ngham, than 20 jxr unoie than 33 Brown. Cyril D. Garr, George S. d jx-and cent In the KenBusan, Ckorge H. Bulh-n- , ca.se of farmeii) and who ahould A. Farrell, Lawrence Aubert, neth re 'x-- . ted Edward F. Corsalvi, William E. file "amended declarations" to William Brcnchley, was avoid penalties. Jionored Sped, Frankly n B. Pugmire, Alvin Wellsville resident, at a dinner party in Mackay, Frank B. Nixon, William 2. Iersons who did not file m Tliur'-datheir estimated observance of his seventieth birth- Kerwin, Glen C. Barratt, Woodrow September W. Anderson, Jaseph A AnderIncome at that time was insuffi- day anniversary, FViimly members enjoyed a three son Jr., Ernest C. Hirsch cient to require filing, but olid with any one of ;li J... liv- course dinner at a table centered Burton Sihock. ing requirements. These require- by a beautifully decorated birthday ments also determine which farm- cuke presented to Mr. Brenchley hunt is a community affair. The ers have to file income declara- by his daughter, Mrs. Pearl Bank-hea- hunters take a stand by which The family presented him the deer are expeetde to run in tions. radio c& a birthday gift. their efforts to escape the hounds a with A. Anyone who expects to have Those present besides the guest No riffles are used but shotguns 1943 more than $100 gros during of honor and Mrs. Brenchley, who loaded with buckshot. income from a source outside of Perhaps it would pill because wages which are subject to with- arranged the party, were all memmost of the girls are uneducated holding and who also expects suf- bers of Mr. Bienchleys family: TWO-BOST88H-88ON ficient gross income to require fU. Mr. and Mrs. Newel Brenchley and Mrs. or Mr. and Utah California Merrill by standards Brenchley ing an income tax return ($500 for a single person, $1,200 for a and family of Green River, NVyo.; but the way those southern gaL married couple, or $G24 for an in- William M. Brenchley of Chico. talk Intrigues me. That caress In Mrs. Arlo every word and big, brown, yearnCal.; Mr. end dividual married person.) Blanchard and family of Ches- ing eyes, the same as the hounds. B. Any single person expecting We always thought that Rider Mr. and Mrs. Evan wuges of more than $2,700 subject ter, Idaho; Bankhead and Mr. had said the last word and Haggard family, to withholding during the year. Mrs. on Denmark, but Agnus Rotherys C. Any married pierson or any Mrs. Evan Hull and married couple expecting individ- Christena P. Glenn and Joice book on the same land has much Reese all of Wellsville and Mr. new material that H.ggard ually or together more than $3,-5of. Her book takes in Mrs. John Allan ar.d family and from wages subject to withthe Danish Empire from Greenof Hyrum. holding during this year. land on the West to the Islaivd D. Any person who was re- and of Bamholm on the East. Espegrabs its essence, quired to file an income tax re- ten to his story. cially were we interested in the turn for 1942 and who expects Tire guard with me is a boy chapter on the latter island behis wages in 1943 to be less than named West whose home is at cause of President Elmer PeterIn 1942. Petersburg, Va., about 140 miles sons father and wonder he ever out of Washington. We took 48 left it even for a sojourn in hours to go down and say hello Preston. Only in Barnholm do to his folks. Were they pleased they know how to smoke herring to see ns and did I meet real on alder and elder logs. They call southern hospitality! His dad is them roeget sild and you can a typical small farm operator of buy them all over Denmark though By F. R. A. that region. Uneducated except in the true Barnholmer Is convinced the mysteries of tobacco culture that this island specially loses by (Continued from page One) and marketing. They filled me transportation and the author who your last letter yours for wings. full, meal after meal, of Virginia has eaten many fresh smoked Perhaps I shall get the wings, but ham, fried chicken, sjxxm bread, herring warm from a Bamholm I'm certain I shall not get shed agrees with him. Here pilot etc. wings. My ego and my pride in T learned the entire procedure again we wonder why Utah, so to make my ability good in of raising tobacco and watched blessed with distinguished foreignwhatever I chose to try suffered an auction in a warehouse. The ers, has adopted none of their set-ba& terrific last Thursday auctioneers were not quite so glib arts. They become ardent L. D. S. when I failed my civilian check-rid- e. as those on the radio, but they followers but lose much European Friday I had an army check were as completely unintelligible. distinction. which was a farce and made Every farmer has at least one my ' guts writhe in disgust at the pretty daughter, a pack of hounds CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE and I think inefficiency and oi passion for hunting. A deer Logan Seed and Feed Co. of the army its ef- perhaps - ficiency. When I told the boys I had washed many of them remarked that the army washed" a lot who were better men than those who got. through. This made me feel 'good in that it showed me tha they had not accepted me as a fa In All the Newest Styles failure as a man and a man with whom they would not like to and patterns. fly I really hate to leave the outfit since I have many good friends here with whom I have Aili11, tolleilor o! Inbiiii 1 o'-lt- reut r -- 1 t . d-- . i ty , r ! imi M-ia- - 1 ( ti-- e , n-n- l Birthday Party r one-thir- now-mee- t d. it neve.-dreame- Boston Letter to Cache American Choose now for Christmas Use our IAY AWAY PLANA ck cold-bloodn- SUITS spent many fruitful week-enAlso from whom I have taken several dollars in our friendly .poker sessions. But so much for griping at my woes. The point is I m washed, but I certainly am not going to knock myself out over it. If the army thinks I cant fly thats all right with me. ds - Although I would have liked to have won my wings I realize that the army is training me to kill and that such training is dangerous. And I certainly will not rgue the point with anyone. Hying doesnt mean that much to ne. If my letter sounds as tttough Im making exuses, I certainly dont mean for it to in the sense that I got a raw deal for I didn't. I just wanted you to know that because Im washed doesnt mean Ive got no guts or that Im a failure. You should see some of the gutless wonders who get through. Of course Cache Valley knows how infinitely a man Is improved by going on a mission, not only spiritually but also geographically. Military training is also doing much geographically for the trainees. Here is a Utah boy who meets Virginia for the fW time Heavy 14K gold, wide-styl- e carved wedding rings ... at Friendship ring in gold ting with 2 diamonds . . . Tweeds Lady's dainty, sparkling birth-ston- e ring. Gold mounting . . . r50 On Credit Pay Weekly set- Weekly y Worsteds In 100 Made in finest Wool Hand-Tailore- d Construction! 527.50 532.50 MTh twt f f dresser set. 10 cbest. m in gih Solid Sterling silver costume pin in fine modern style . . . National); advertised watcher in an assortment large nwwgh to give you good dance. Foremost makes oo easy ierini. and up to 542.50 at Middle of th vm hrl A Diamond Block . . . Endures . . Sign of the See Needhams Clock. vfl jEVELEfe For Yours. 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