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Newspaper
Boonville Enquirer
Location
Boonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
6
The city declares final hearing for the 1924 primary assessment roll at City Hall at 7:00 PM. Property owners or representatives may comment. roll is on file at City Hall. City Clerk Retta Hickerison notes date August 14 with publication August 17 to 24.
The Common Council of Boonville Indigne has approved the Primary Assessment Roll for street oiling under Improvement Resolution Number Four 1928 and fixed the 2nd day of August 1923 for action, as notice to property owners.
Aggregate estimates filed for Warrick County for 1925 list expenses across items such as courthouse, county treasurer, health department, charities, insane inquests, burial of soldiers, poor farm, and truancy board. Audit by Heiney of Wheeling Tone? Warrick County Auditor signs dated August 1.
J. L. Smith of Oakland City purchases the well known C. Metz grocery at Secord and Locust and takes charge. Allie Lutz, formerly on Third Street, opens a new bake shop on Second Street and welcomes Mrs. Smith to the city.
Public notice to Boonville voters that the School City trustees will meet September 10 1923 to determine tuition funds purchases salaries and miscellaneous expenditures for the 1924 levy. It outlines estimated revenues expenditures and the total to be raised by local taxation with appeals details to the State Board of Tax Commissioners.
Democratic District Chairman argues that wheat price swings stem from supply and demand. He urges tax cuts and lower transport costs, reducing protective tariffs to draw foreign buyers and lift domestic prices. He warns against artificial value schemes and calls for legislative action.
A fragment notes a stance that people must resist radical propaganda to stay true to themselves and anticipate eventual vindication and return to prominence.
John N. Willys, president of the Willys-Overland Company in Toledo, announced immediate price reductions for 1923 Willys-Knight touring car and roadster from 1235 to 1175 and for the Willys-Knight Coupe Sedan from 1595 to 1550 F O B factory. The move follows record sales and production, preserves Knight advantages, and signals a new automotive value trend amid rising raw material costs.
Mrs Luther Cabage hosts Saturday guests Lester Cabage with wife and son Eugene from Chandler. Luther Cabage, wife and daughter Marjorie Jean, and Lennis Ashiv with children also present. Sunday gatherings included Eugene Camp's visitors Henry Tee and wife from Galesburg WL, James Iglehard family from Evansville, and Elfe Symonds with children from Ft Branch. Frank Beckworth family of Princeton visited Eli Beckworth.
Thornburgh Warehouse promotes a full line of Morris and Co fertilizers with a call for price requests and orders. The note specifies August 31 as a target date for inquiries and pricing.
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