Motorist Pays Big Hidden Tax Yara
A motorist faces unexpected charges described as a hidden tax in a local report. Details reference Yara and mounting costs affecting vehicle owners.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
5
A motorist faces unexpected charges described as a hidden tax in a local report. Details reference Yara and mounting costs affecting vehicle owners.
Notices announce admission to probate for Thereza A Sousa and Ernesto Jacintho de Souza with administrator bonds pending. Also a petition by Charles F Thompson for leave to sell estate land of Fanny W Morse in Bristol with hearing set April 20 1936. A Rector’s Easter notes include parish calls and renovations at Holmes House.
Public auction scheduled for April 20 1936 at 10 00 am Eastern Time for property in Bristol Rhode Island under a mortgage from Francesco Caliri and wife Giuseppina Caliri dated October 20 1925 recorded in Book 93 Page 92. Property bounds shown on Zebedee Paul plat with references to Lot Nos 20 16 14 17 and 18 and Lot 1 % etc subject to taxes and liens. bid by mortgagee allowed. attorneys Huddy Moulton.
Conen Parshley resigns from the Board of Examining Chaplains effective at once. He also informs Bishop Perry of plans to run to succeed himself as Chaiman of the Committee on Elections of the Peace on Convention, which removes him from chairmanship of the Care cosan Department of Local Service. The Vestry suggested these changes to free his time for parish editing duties.
Maria Lewis sister of Izabel Betencourte petitions to appoint Francisco Po Sotel as administrator of the Bristol intestate estate. The court orders notice published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phoenix beginning April 1936 at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room.
Estate of Ezra Dixon Bristol town notice names Exra Dixon as administrator for the estate and cites filing requirements for creditors. Clerk John W Church sets April 3 as the deadline for claims under law.
The Town Clerk invites bids to sell food and soft drinks at Town Beach as well as bathing and auto parking at Leahy Farm. Bids due by 4 PM Wednesday April 15 1936. Envelopes marked Concessions at Town Beach and addressed to the Town Clerk. Town Council may reject all or accept the most advantageous bid.
A Western contractor’s purchase order shows how uncertainty about federal government reach and new social security taxes burdens everyday business. The seller must indemnify the buyer and cover unemployment, old age pensions, and any future regulations, shifting obligations once uncommon in transactions. The note is tied to the slow economic recovery question.
A 1986 Roosevelt message is cited claiming a shift of federal control to Washington and contrasting it with a Democratic concept of centralization. The article notes a quote from January 3, 1986, claiming the administration seeks centralized control and asserts a reversal of federal power to the city.
The Violet patrol led by Jane McKenna won first place ahead of the For net-me-not patrol led by Nancy Bosworth in the three month patrol efficiency contest. The event featured poems, songs, games, a budget report, and a treasure hunt with 27 scouts participating.
A house warming was held for Mrs Emma Diaz at 14 Bourn Street last Sunday. Thirty five guests from Britol and Providence attended and played games with prizes won by Miss Mary Sousa and Mrs Emma Diaz. A chicken salad supper was served by Mrs Cunha and Miss Mary Sousa. Mrs Diaz received a purse of money.
Ten tables filled the Whist game run by the Fire Company on Wednesday night with winners including Vassaey V Moreasco, Mrs Manuel Goulart, Mrs Lewse Gareta, Mrs Jessie Kine, and John Pakevich. Bingowas io oved.
A report in the American Weekly, distributed with the Boston Sunday Advertiser on April 5, details a final tragedy linked to the moving of a leper priest’s body. The piece explores the events and reactions surrounding the incident.
James P Fay hosted a 30th anniversary celebration at 77 Franklin Street honoring his service as a letter carrier at the local Post Office since 1906. Guests included former postmasters Daniel Coggeshall and William Connery. a chair gift and a chicken salad supper were noted.
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