Tax equalization boosts Georgia property values say Hart
Special to the Banner from Atlanta May 30 Judge John G Hart state tax commissioner says the new tax equalization law will raise millions in taxable property across Georgia. He asserts it may allow the governor and comptroller general to cut the tax rate and notes widespread increases from counties like Wilkes and Heard with minimal arbitration. He praises local boards of equalizers and assessors for orderly work and predicts improved state finances and lower rates.
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Atlanta
John G. Hart
Hart
Board of Equalizers
Wilkes County
K. A. Wilhoit
D. 8
Standard
J. H. Griffin
Heard County
Messrs
A. C. Ware
J. D. Bledsoe
Moore
Boards of Equalizers
Board of Tax Equalizers
Board of
Middle
Georgia
Union
John C. Hart
Notice to Contractors for Prince Ave High School Additions
Sealed proposals will be received until noon June 24 1914 for additions to Prince Ave High School Athens. A $500 certified check payable to the Treasurer City of Athens accompanies each bid as good faith. Check returned when contract signed. City reserves right to reject all bids. Plans at City Engineer office.
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Prince Ave. High School
City of Athens
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Strength
Old Standard tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a general strengthener that drives out malaria and builds up the system. It is promoted as a true tonic and sure appetizer for both adults and children.
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Grove
Japanese Antipathy Sparks Dominion Measures and Debate
London reports that Japan worries over anti Asian sentiment in Australia New Zealand and Canada prompting missions to England and the Dominions. Concerns include immigration and a proposed navy buildup amid calls of expansion while education authorities reject sex hygiene in elementary schools though some guidance for older students may appear in later years.
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Associated Press
London
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
England
Dominions
America
Dominion
Japan
South Seas
New
Pacific
Malay States
China
London County Cuncil
Women police specialization sparks debate
A police spokesman argues against specialized female constables noting extensive use of women in vigilance roles and in female prisoner oversight. Mrs Dacre Fox supports selecting the best of both sexes, while James C. Mell promotes fire insurance services.
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Dacre Fox
Women's Social and Political Union
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