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Ninety-nine full-blood restricted Indians in the Five Tribes of Oklahoma are paying Federal Income tax, according to an announcement made in Muskogee, Ok.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Income Taxes
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Antique humor and clippings, randomly discovered ephemera and interesting things! A lot of the things here are from before 1950, maybe way before. There will be things not politically correct today, ethnic humor, and enemies called names. The past is very messy.
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- Man and Bear Die In Fight
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- East African Battlefields
- Experience Proves It
- A Tribute To The Home of His Childhood
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- What Congress Has Done
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- Brass Tacks At Washington
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- Folks, Facts and Fancies
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- Strike to Help Jitneys?
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- Tuesday, September 12, 1916 — Editorial Comments
- Wilson's Legislative Program
- Niece of Poet Resigns Office
- Is Blacklist Worth While?
- Closing Days of Congress
- Sympathetic Strike Threatened
- No More Stamp Taxes.
- President Wilson's Sister Ill
- Suffragettes Disowned
- Collapse of Quebec's World's Greatest Bridge
- MacMillan Party Intact
- Keating & Shaw
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- Enforcement in Bangor
- Bakers Would Abolish 5-Cent Loaf
- U. S. Crop Report
- American Bar Association
- New Courthouse
- Passages From The Early History of Brownfield
- New Hampshire Neighbors — East Sweden
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- The Federal Farm Loan Measure
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- Noted Around Home
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- The September Issue of "The People's Home Journal"
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