Equalize the Tax Burden in Utah Proposals
Ray Dillman argues Utah's tax system is unfair and outdated aiming to equalize burdens. He cites constitutional rigidity and mineral wealth funding disparities driving unequal school funding and proposes amendments to shift revenues from wealth sources to ensure fairer statewide education funding.
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Wells
Utah
Jéstite
Hess
N Wiese
Aly
Utah Educational Associal Parts Bureau
Associated
Polition Plat
Proposal to create four member state tax commission sparks fear
The Tangible Taxpayers Union analyzes a proposed constitutional amendment granting a four seat state tax commission with no fixed majority party. It argues the plan concentrates power away from elected bodies and erodes legislative and judicial checks, risking autocratic authority over tax laws and potential loss of corporate charters.
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State Tax Commission
Dillman
Tax Commission
Duehesne County
Dairy Herd Improvement Associations Expansion Forecast
Dr O G Larsen of Vernal plans to organize a Uintah Basin Dairy Herd Improvement Association after TB testing. The program, supported by the USDA Bureau of Dairy Industry, promotes records for culling, feeding, and breeding with proven sires. It cites 1929 Utah data and potential butterfat gains from improved selection and feeding.
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O. G. Larsen
Vernal
Uintah
United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Dairy Industry Division
United States
Dairy-Herd Improvement Association
Tax Reform Called Essential for Fairness and Education
A reform proposal described as impartial, offering remedies to distribute tax burdens more fairly and to equalize educational opportunity. It emphasizes high importance and urges support.
Postmaster Fitzwater Indorsed by the People
A Utah town petitions for the reappointment of Postmaster Fitzwater, who has served since 1908. He helped secure Basins mail service, backed a Duchesne bridge project, is a Spanish American War veteran, and is praised for integrity and community service.
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Fitzwater
Don B. Colton
Fitewater
Fitswater
Colton
Helper
the Duchesne
Reed Smoot
West Virginia
Washington
DD. C
Duchesne
Utah
Joseph Ririe Seeks Utah First District Seat in Democratic Primary
Joseph Ririe former state auditor under Governor Simon Bamberger from 1917 to 1920 won the Democratic nomination for the First Utah congressional district. He will oppose incumbent Don B. Colson of Vernal. Ririe, Ogden native and Union Construction official, previously ran as a Progressive Republican and helped shape state audit laws. Francis initially named but withdrew.
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Joseph Rirle
Simon Bamberger
Democratic Party
Congress
Utah
Don B. Colson
Verdal
Birle
Democratic Committee
Stuart P. Dobbs
Ogden
Milton TH. Welling
Frank
Supreme Court
State Board of Insanity
State Road Commission
Hollenbeck and Dillman clash over tax reform prospects
Coach Croft hails local football prospects with Grant Brown and Bates leading tryouts as the team awaits schedule dates. Senator Dillman advocates a state tax commission and constitutional changes that critics say would raise taxes and curb local self government, with debate continuing.
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Bates
Ann
White
Tom Wools
Tom
Max Gee
Harold Billings
Pulley
Tanner
Elmer White
Truman Mitchell
Scott Lusty
Weston Bates
Jick Davis
Bnine
L. G. Barnes Locates 240 Mining Claims Across Basin
L. G. Barnes reports 240 mining claims from Rock Creek to Yellowstone Creek, five claims wide, with eight years prospecting. He says the lead is stronger than at Park City or Bingham and plans diamond drills next summer for Andy Hurley of Park City, hoping Basin gains an extensive mining industry.
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L. G. Barnes
Rock Creek
Yellowstone Creek
Barnes
Park City
Bingham
Andy Hurley
Christian Tradition Class and Church Services Partial
Morning Prayer with address discusses Christian tradition and church life. Adult Bible Class studies Judaism and Christianity, with World’s Living Religions. Morning worship 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Donald J. Henry. Evening informal service at 7780. Sunday School 10 a.m. two new teachers.
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Percy Gardner
Myton
Donald J. Henry
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Ray Dillman
The
Tangible Taxpayers Union
Joseph Ririe
Bamberger Administration
Democratic
Austin G. Burton
G. V. Billings
L. P. McGary
William H. Case
Alice M. Todd
Bessie O. Young
County Assessor
Leroy Rust
Arzy H. Mitchell
Max Peterson
Republican County
Wilford W. McConkie
Chester I. Hartman
Merrell H. Larsen
Howard Moffitt
Claude Wagstaff
County Assessor Co
W. Smith
Crocker
County Surveyor
A. ©. Harmston
Hollenbeck
Senator Dillman
By L. A. Hollenbeck
Public Utilities Commission
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Church News
ST. Paul's Church
Myton Community Church
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