Tax rate for 1928 may be twenty cents and possibly less
Gordon K. Shearer reports that Texas ad valorem tax rate may be set as low as 18 to 20 cents in July, with election years showing lower rates. The piece traces historical rates, debates auto-fix methods, and notes the tax board composed of governor, treasurer, and comptroller will decide between July 15 and 20.
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Earning Saving and Spending of Equal Importance in Personal Progress
Article argues thrift hinges on three interdependent legs of a stool as Andrew Carnegie notes earning saving and spending are equally vital. It discusses wide spread understanding of thrift and cautions against overemphasizing saving despite common belief.
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Andrew Carnegie
Transatlantic Flight Ambitions Highlight Boston Pioneers
Article notes Amelia Earhart and two other women, including the so-called Queen of the Air, Ma Bell Bell, are determined to attempt a full Atlantic flight. The piece references a map and notes Boston as a gathering point for these daring aviators.
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Amelia Farhart
Boston
Lady Liney
Mabel Bell
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