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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1934)
THÈ GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1934 March 15 Deadline On Income Taxes THE GOLD HILL NEWS ODD BU T TRUE Established 1897 Published by Mac’s Printing Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG. Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor J. W. Maloney, collector of in ternal revenue, w ith headquarters in Portland, is rem inding taxpayers that federal income tax returns for the calendar year 1933 must be filed with his office not later than March An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of 15, 1934, as required under the law. Through the increased activities of Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity the work in the collector's office, caused by the processing taxes j PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY and the numerous added m iscel laneous taxes, it is important that Entered at the Postoffice at Gold Hill, Oregon, for transmission through ail income tax returns he filed the mails as second-class mutter promptly. Requests are now being received SabscriDtion $2.tW a year iu advance. Advertising rates on application from taxpayers, and from repre sentatives of taxpayers, for exten rigation and drainage districts iu sions of time in which to file in Time Limited on the state must be completed by come tax returns. Irrigation Areas June 1, C. E. Stricklin, secretary of “All such requests must be con the state reclamation commission, fined to cases w here the taxpayer announced Monday. finds it impossible to file his return Plans to comply w ith federal pro Stricklin w as in conference over jy March 15, cither because of ill visions before monpy already auth orized by the Reconstruction F i the week end with Frank J. Keen ness, extended absence, or other nance Corporation can be approp an. financial advisor of the division valid cause, and the reason for such riated and used for the various ir- of irrigation and drainage for the extension must be set out by the j corporation, and discussed the axpayer in affidavit form, to be plans. Keenan made the statement filed with such request with the all proposals must he completed by •ollector," Maloney has announced. the June date. All requests must be made by the Six districts in the state have axpayer or by the representative been authorized Ioans amounting to if a taxpayer when qualified to act $903,606 on the average of 29 per in his behalf. Blanket requests for cent on the face value of the d is extensions filed by representatives tricts. Plans for three of these dis of taxpayers cannot be permitted; tricts were being held up by a suit only such as signed by the individ pending in the supreme court cn- I ual taxpayer or his duly authoriz joining the state from collecting its ed agent w ill meel requirements. previous loans from Ihe districts, one of the provisions of the govern- RE-ENROLLING IN CCC WILL Doctors have always recognized the I ment terms. START LAST OF MARCH The funds authorized for refi- value of the laxative whose dose ran be measured, and whose action can I nancing w ere as follow s: Talent With information received by be thus regulated to suit individual district. $377.500: Ochoco, $289.- need. ’ 142; Rogue River. $89,000; Hood Medford district headquarters, that The public, too. is fast returning ' River district, 964.375; Medford the Civilian Conservation corps w ill i to the use of liquid laxatives. People be continued until March 31, 1935, $45.379 and Gold Hill $38,210. have learned tnat a properly pre Stricklin stated the Hood River announcement was issued last w eek commander and the camp superin pared liquid laxative brings a perfect movement without any discomfort loan was authorized upon a basis that re-enrollm ents may be made tendent, arc not entitled to such at the time, or after. | of 63 per cent of the face value, one between March 31 and Aprtl 15 of privileges, w ill not be accepted. The decision of the company The dose of a liquid laxative can i of the highest based loans made by this year. be varied to suit the needs of the Persons discharged from the commander and the ramp superin , the government. individual. The action can thus be camp, and w ho are entitled to re tendent w ill be considered final in regulated. It forms no habit; you enroll, must do so before March 31, such cases, none of which may be W. G. BfSJIOP, M. D. I need not take a "double dose” a day Physician and Surgeon according to instructions received appealed. or two later. Nor will a mild liquid At Becker’s Drug Stare— Mon., | here. Those w ishing to re-enroll, j Men w ill be enrolled for the per laxative irritate the kidneys. Wed.. Fridays. 5 to 7 p. in. ' The IDrona cathartic cathart may often do w ho in the opinion of the company iod between March 31 and Septem Medford office: Jackson County more harm 9 i than good. ber 30, and for the purpose of keep Rank Building Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a ing up the quotas, enrollment is to * ----------------------------------------—— prescription, and is perfectly safe. be conducted between July 1 and Its laxative action is based on senna 20. —a natural laxative. The bowels will ADVERTISING PAYS not become dependent on this form I KEEP YOl'R NAME BEFORE of help. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin PERMANENT FOREST CORI’S THE PUBLIC. is at ail druggists. Member N. R. A. * ---------------------------------------------- <♦ URGED BY FOREST CHIEF Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives? •VkftRO. Ç A uroauiA , a ttû ftO tî R € AD QUA W t R $ WHERE AU. FREIGHT TRftiH DEPARTURES ARE REGUIHR.RY AMNÛUNCt D rau of industrial relations of the New York Employing Printers for the last eleven years until his up- pointment us chief forester lust November, spoke nt a dinner in his honor given by eighty organiza tions in the printing und allied in dustries at the Hotel New York. “As eltizens of the United States”, Mr. Silrox said, "you have a right Io be proud of the way in which this project has been handled. Il bus served u great purpose and it would be a real contribution if such un experience could lie made a per Redwoods Beauty Shop I J. W . C o p e la n d Y a r d s I î >: Phone 120 CEMENT — LUMBER — DOGRS Building Material of All Kinds « 4th and G Streets Grants Pass, Ore. Î Grants Pass Hair Cutting a Specialty. H That the civilian conservation corps be made a permanent insti- tution was urged by F. A. Silcox, chief of the forest of the U. S. dc- parlment of agriculture, who spoke in N ew York recently. Mr. Silcox, an old-tim e forester, w ho had been director of the bur- ' ; i ' $4.20 — New I i 314 North 6th Street manent part of Ihe education of our youth," Pointing oul that there were more than 670,000,000 acres of for est lund ami potential forest-grow ing ureas in this country, of which 445.1810,1)00 acres are privately owned, Mr. Silcox said there must be basic reforms iu Ihe use of these hinds in any program for |>er- innnent recovers, lie predicted that within twenty-five years establish ed governmental agencies wiuld tie supervising privalcly-owned for est land. 13-plate Great Western Batteries, Free installation and service. Willard, Hobbs, Great Western Batteries. 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