City Tax Plan Levies Bond and Poll Tax in Amarillo
The proposed levy includes 91 cents per $100 for city operations and expenses, 40 cents per $100 for bond interest and sinking fund, and 0.04 cents per $1 for warrant indebtedness. A $1 poll tax on male residents 21 and older is introduced, with passage dates August 28 and September 4, 1928.
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