Farmers Face High Credit Costs in North Carolina Survey
A Department of Agriculture report on farm credit in North Carolina finds store credit costs 25 per cent higher than bank rates on a yearly basis, with merchants and landlords charging the priciest terms. It urges farmers to build bank contacts, improve credit ratings, and cooperage among county agents, farm groups, and bankers to access lower loan costs and boost overall farm finances.
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Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Parmeta
Bankk
Not Another Boy Like John In Atlanta Christmas Tale
A brief verse from the Atlanta Constitution portrays a boy named John who stays away from mischief to help his mother. Neighbors and eager children remark on his diligence and the world’s move toward Christmas as they await his actions.
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John
Johnnie
Atlanta Constitution
Christmas Season Remains Joyous Despite Hardship
A festive exhortation urges merriment and charity during the holidays. It calls for sharing with the poor, helping the elderly and vulnerable, and forgiving wrongs while celebrating the season with goodwill and community spirit.
Beaumont City Finances in 1922 Reported
Financial statements show Beaumont 1922 expenditures of 1,221,647 with per capita 27.76, receipts 1,198,816 at 27.24 per capita, and a per capita excess of payments over revenue of 0.52 due to permanent improvements funded by debt. Property taxes were 66.7 percent of revenue, public service earnings 16.4 percent, and licenses 0.6 percent. total revenue 6,863,607 or 42.40 per capita.
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Washington, Gon
Department of Commerce
Beacwnent
Texas
Jane Bh
Ottthay
Beaumont
Houston
Lax +s
ODR
Financial statistics of Houston 1922 per capita cost
Washington DC December 13 1923 The Department of Commerce reports Houston Texas total city government costs for the year ending December 31 1922 at 6 354 374 dollars yielding a per capita cost of 42 34 dollars. 1917 per capita 41 01 and 1914 44 43.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Houston
Texas
Tax levy per capita figures for Houston city 1922
The record shows per capita amounts for 1922 including 1022 at $118.61 for 1917 and $92.58 for 1914. City ad valorem tax base listed as 188,382,520 with a total levy for all purposes of 36,829,774. The overall per capita total sums to 45.67, with state share 0.04 and county 7.35 and corporation 2159.
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Beaumont
Houston
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