Higher Taxes Called For in Wyoming by State Official
Claude L. Draper, chairman of Wyoming’s state board of equalization, argues for gradual tax increases to fund state and local government. He explains that expenditures authorized by the legislature are funded by taxes and that funds from oil royalties largely return to counties for schools, with only interest usable for state operations. He urges voters to press their representatives if they oppose spending and notes that taxes fund roads, schools, and government services.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Claude L. Draper
State Board of Equalization
Meredith's Program Opposed by Critics in North American Review
A former Secretary of Agriculture criticizes a Meredith proposal to fix minimum prices for five crops. The plan, seen as socialist and bureaucratic, would require government price guarantees for wheat, corn, wool, cotton, and sugar, risking broader price controls and market manipulation.
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Agriculture Meredith
North American Review
Democratic Party
America
B. T. Meredith
Wilson
Meredith
Gov
Department of Agriculture
Packers Law Enforcement Organization Nears Completion
The department of agriculture is rapidly finalizing the enforcement body for the recently enacted Packers Law. A list of commission men and others under the act is being prepared and additional information collected before active administration begins.
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Department of Agriculture
M E Church Sunday Schedule With Evening Service
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with W E B Talbott as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m, sermon at 11 30, special music planned. Epworth League meets at 7 p m. Edwards Bowling is listed as minister.
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M. E. Church
EB. Talbott
Chuck
Epworth
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