Flora Journal-Record

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The Flora Journal-Record
PART ONE
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VOLUME IX *       THK JOVRKAIi, Vol. 81.      No. «
FLORA, ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1921
NUMBER 21
I.\COMK TAX   ABSISTAN-CB
. FOR TAXPAYKRS
J. L. Pickering, Collector of In¬ ternal Revenue for the Eighth Dis¬ trict of Illinois, announces that -be has assigned a number ot Deputy Collectors, working under his direc¬ tion, to visit all tbe principal cities and towns ot tbe district tor the pur- Qfise of advising and aasisting ux- myers in preparing their income tax returns. They will begin tbis work atJtlveiy on February 14th, and con¬ tinue until the expiration ot the time for filing returns on Morch 15th. These men are thoroughly familiar with the Income Tax law and regu¬ lations and will gladly advise and as¬ sist any .who may desire their ser¬ vices. Their Itineraries have been carefully arranged so as to accommo.' date the greatest number of tax¬ payers In the limited time. The ser¬ vices of these men are absolutely tree and taxpayers should avail them¬ selves of this opportunity for aoslst- ance.
The itinerary of Deputy Oeorge J. Bauer, who has been assigned to Uffingham, Fayette and Clay coun- tleH la as follows:
Vandalia, Feb. 14, 16, 16, and 17.
Ramsey, Feb. 18th.
Farina, Feb. 19th.
Bffingham, Feb. 22, 23, 24, 26 and March 2 and 16th.
St. Elmo, Feb. 26th.
Altamont, Feb. 28 and Marcb Ist.
Louisville   March Srd and 4tb.
Flora,  March 7,  8,  9 and  10th.
Ciay City, March llth.
Dieterich, Marcb 14th. iffhe following dates are left and If no other arrangements are made, will be assigned to Effingham.    Feb. 21, ^arch Sth and March 12tb.
BA>'k AT RINARD
SUSPENDS BUSINESS
On Wednesday of last ^eek, Mil¬ lard Weir, acting for Andrew Rus¬ sel, State Auditor, came to Rinard, and upon the examination ot the bank, gave notice to the officers and stoeklioiders of the bank that the Institution should be closed pending the restoration of certain assets It Boema that M. J. Michels, the cashier, had advanced accommoda¬ tion In the form of an overdraft to John W. Spence to an undue extent and had waited in valm for the said Spence to restore the money trom cash he expected to win on the Board ot Trade stock market in St. Louis. The amount of the overdraft together with very few minor losses constitute the cause for Mr. Weir's action in refusing to open tbe doors of the bank until this money is re¬ stored.
Atter a meeting of the stockbold era of the bank Tuesday of this week it was announced that they would meet February 18th, 1921 prepared to restore the bank to its tormer strong position.
TEACKR AHD SEVER ruriLS ARE KHIED
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