Barre Times Urges Vermont Tax Commission Expansion
The Barre Daily Times discusses Vermont taxation woes urging a state tax commission with real power to reform abuses. It highlights commissions as a cost burden, praises cutting members, and argues a state body could oversee local and state taxes, benefiting administration. It references Wallingford murder links and other political notes.
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the Times
Vermont
Going Some Our Suits Sale At Reduced Prices This Week
Our $18 suits are $12.95 and $15 ones at BLO 95 to keep stock down and credit up. All suits are new or newer, sourced by our New York buyer who delivers fresh styles as soon as they appear in the Metropolis. We buy monthly, many clothiers buy only twice yearly.
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N. Y
Metropolis
Special Straw Hats Display in Window
Special sale of men s boys and children straw hats some shop worn. About a dozen available today at 15 35 and 65 cents. See them in window. We clean press and repair clothing.
Tax Evils Regulated By Proposed Reforms On Property Tax
The long tax report argues against double taxation and offsets. It weighs two remedies to curb evils: tax only tangible property or tax all property, including intangible assets. It notes fraud in current assessments, expects relief from repeal of offset laws, and outlines varied commission views on taxing intangibles, mortgages, and foreign securities.
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Allyeho
Mosera
Pinreo
Olmsted
Commission
Messrs. Pierce and Olmsted
Mewere
Harber
Hiteboork
Hip
Messrs
Pierce
Slack
Senter
Vermont
Regan
Eame
Tennsylvania
Maryland
Mills
St. Albans
Taxation of Intangibles and Railroads Sparks Vermont Debate
The report critiques tax schemes on intangibles and proposes a uniform rate for tangibles, noting varying state practices from Maryland to Vermont. It discusses constitutional questions, potential losses to the savings bank tax, inheritance tax needs, timber valuation methods, and urges legislative action while noting debt burdens on poorer towns.
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Baltimore
Vermont
Maton
Ohio
New Mampehire
Cutie Commission
Otter
Messrs. Pierce and
Olmsted
Town Board Deliberations in Barre July 1908
Minutes reveal light ordinance concerns at Nelson Street and Trow Avenue, permits granted for sheds and home additions, sidewalk and roof work reviews, and a $516.75 bill from Vermont Telephone and Telegraph under investigation. Building permits issued for multiple properties, library insurance discussed, and tax collection notice issued for Fire District No. 1 with a 90 day payment window.
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Nelson
Allen Street
Vt, Tel, &Tel, Company
East Barre
Tara
Mialene
Etelica
Datia
New Vermont Independence party petitions for ballot spot
John D. Spelman of Rutland aims to place the baby independence party of Vermont on the official ballot. State law requires a petition equal to at least one percent of the governor race vote. last election total 70,489. Spelman filed 576 Rutland and 188 Brandon names, says campaign will be lively in western towns for town representation and that the Inde Penitence League is strong in Rutland, Brw nton and Burlington. Local editors express mixed views on the party’s strength, predicting Republican success in September.
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Rutland
Baby Independence Party of
Vermont
Govenor
Inde- Penitence League
Brwniton
Burlington
Vergennes
Funeral Service Held for Sylvia Laviolette at St Sylvester’s
The funeral was held at St Sylvester's church in Graniteville with Rev Fr Tourconte officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery at Marre. Attendees included Brunt A Laine Randall McDonald Peter Lussi Wim Randel McDonald Peter Lusi Win Duby Frank Morris and Philip Matott. A funeral tribute was described as moony and handsome. William Jackson, a Buffalo Bill cowboy, was kicked by a broncho at Putland, breaking ribs.
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St. Sylvester's
Oillock
Tourconte
Rot Roy
Fob Ay
Marre
Brunt A
Laine Randall McDonald
Peter Lussi
Wim, Dry
Randel McDonald
Peter Lusi
Win
Duby
Frank Morris
Philip Matott
Moony
Handsome
Jingles and Jests Across a Dull News Day
The column compiles humorous snippets from multiple papers. It includes playful exchanges about unrequited love and social mishaps, a widow seeking alimony, a burglar confusion, a light note on bad habits, and a rural stance on progress with a Missouri mule as a centerpiece.
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