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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
6
M H Carver argues against the 1898 general property tax system in Louisiana. He cites its failure under modern corporate wealth, noting unequal parish and property treatment, increased evasion and perjury, and capital flight harming industry. The piece calls for a constitutional tax amendment.
The business men of Ohio organized a formal body to promote commerce, coordinate effort across counties, and represent corporate interests at state affairs. The new association aims to unify efforts of merchants, manufacturers, and investors statewide.
The Ohio State Board of Commerce watches the legislature to promote the common good and defeat detrimental laws. It emphasizes education as its method, informing the public on bills and urging intelligent support or opposition. The group aims for citizen participation without a lobby in Columbus.
N J Bac elder, Master National Grange, told the first National Tax Conference that farm products, as personal property, bear an excessive tax burden due to tax rate increases and widespread evasion of intangible personal property in cities, harming revenue and fairness.
A reminiscence of Ainsworth R. Spofford the longtime librarian of Congress. A visitor recalls Spofford’s remarkable memory and instant knowledge of the library’s sprawling assortment. He sat amid a chaos of books and manuscripts and could direct seekers to hard to find volumes within moments.
A reminiscence traces a young man Albert and a single glove that sparks a family intrigue. The narrator recounts clever misplacements and hide and seek with the glove, revealing shifts in Albert’s behavior and ending with a diagnosis of his condition.
From Cincinnati to Toledo Dally No 2 arrives 8 28 am No 6 arrives 12 60 pm Departs 12 50 pm No 10 arrives 6 15 pm Departs 6 16 pm From Toledo to Cincinnati Daily No 8 arrives 2 00 am Departs 2 00 am No 1 arrives 1 48 am Departs 11 48 3 m No 8 arrives 8 35 pm Departs 8 36 pm
A dated timetable lists trains between Springfield and Sandusky with daily except Sunday services. It includes departures and arrival times such as 8 10 p m from Springfield and 3 40 p m from Sandusky, along with numbers like No. 26 and No. 8.
Daily schedules list departures and arrivals for trains with times and stations. It directs customers to consult an agent for full information and notes no service on Sundays.
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