Medicinal liquor tax debate and county assessor costs
A Carthage Citizen editorial protests a 50 cent pint medicinal liquor tax and argues it won’t curb illegal sales. It questions the effectiveness of the oversight and criticizes the push to replace township assessors with a county unit system to cut costs.
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