Nevada Tax Commission issues valuation basis for 1922
Bulletin No. 27 directs Nevada assessors to tax all property at 100 percent cash value. It outlines classifications for land types from cultivated to barren and sets minimum values per acre. It lists stock valuations for cattle, horses, mules, sheep, poultry, bees, and other stock, and details depreciation rules for merchandise stocks and motor vehicles.
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Nevada Tax Commission
Carson City
State Board of Equalization
Nevada
Bulletin
Local Market Exchange Turns Comic as Husbands Bargain
A humorous fragment shows a henpecked husband visiting the butcher. He asks about meat, the butcher quips the best is a heart like a tender man, and the customer opts for sausage in a joking exchange.
Oakland High Class Votes 27 to 1 for Japanese Honor Student
The Oakland California high school graduating class narrowly backs a Japanese honor student as valedictorian by a 27 to 1 vote. A separate immigration update notes 1,000,000 foreigners kept out of the U S in six months and 180,000 aliens entered in five months. Hotel advances shift to women staff in Washington and Austria shows bidding for tourism amid Swiss competition. A Vancouver ice tragedy sees Walter Gayne found in Moore Lake with nine racing dogs. French control offers for New Hebrides to Australia at 500 000 pounds stirling face a government decision. Fraser River seals resist eradication efforts. Paris critics favor modern violins over old Stradivari, Guadagnini, and Amati in a blind test.
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Oakland
California
Immigration Law of America
United States
House Immigration Committee
Washington
Austria
Germany
Switzerland
Tyrol
Trentino
Savoy
Black Forest
Moore Lake
Manitoba
Walter Gayne
New
Hebrides
Islands
Government of Australia
Hmit
Fraser River
British Columbia
Department of Fisheries
Paris
Stradivarius
Guadagnin
Amati
Polyandry Essay Sparks School Controversy in Los Angeles
Los Angeles January 24 The essay titled Mormonism Reversed by Deane Weldon Hill a Los Angeles high school sophomore at the center of a debate. The piece argues women should have multiple husbands and men multiple wives to increase companionship and pocketbooks, claiming variety adds spice of life and would ease social costs.
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Los Angeles
Deane Weldon Hill
L. A
Brigham Young
Earth
Ted
Elizabeth
Paris dressmaker adopts fingerprint verification to curb copying
Paris on January 14 reports a leading dressmaker will stamp every model with her signature, fingerprint, and a buyer traceable number to prevent imitation. The move aims to deter copying and unauthorized sales as fashion houses push for authenticity.
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Paris
Nevada State News Highlights From Carson To Tonopah
Nevada reports include a 10 cent per pound poison grain levy fixed by the Rabba Commission at Carson, Wolfe residents raising 25000 for a new bank, 1921 county prosecutions costing 26300, and the death of Edward Ward in a Virginia City storm. Tonopah plans air links with San Francisco and air mining studies by C B Kendall.
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Las Vegne
State Rabba Commission
Carson
Wolfe
Biko County
Stures
Edward Ward
Virginia City
Elko County Comen
George Graham Rice
Nevada
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Tonopah
Reno
W. J. Hunting
Silver Camp
Institution of Service
C. B. Kendall
United States Bureau of Mines
Death of Dr Lampoe former state Senator from Lincoln County
Dr Lampoe a pioneer Lincoln County resident and former Nevada state Senator died in Salt Lake City last Sunday. He served as a State Senator in 1907 and 1916 1917 and 1919 sessions. He was Grand Master of the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of Nevada in 1909 and remained active in Lincoln County public affairs. He was past seventy years old and fell ill in 1919, never fully recovering his health.
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Ur. J. LD. Lampoe
Lincoln County
Salt Lake City
Dr. Campbell
Odd Fellows’ Grand Lodge of
Nevada
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State Board of Non Motor Vehicles
Xough
State News
DR. &Ampdell
Gneoleum
Goleum
THE
Eureka Cash Store
Eureka, Nevada
First National Bank
J. Sheghan
W. H. Doyle
W. H. Mopfat
Williamstouer
Taylor G. Katall
Edlerad Reserv
National Hanks of Iasce
England
Caneds
France
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Federal Reserve System
Nevada Capital
United States Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Sewell
A. B. Kimball
E. B. Honor
W. L. Merithew
Washoe County Bank
OLD Pioneer Banking House
KK. Humphrey
M. Rowland
Vannagell
Stadtmuller
H. Taylor
C. W. Mapes
Rudolph Herz
WWE
Bavings
Jamurance Bonding Brokerage Safe Depaalt
Machin
F.C. Richmond Machinery CO
Utah
General Salon
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Eureka
Nevada Railway
Orea
Bureks
J. E. Sexton
Schneider Drug Store
MRS. H. M. Schneider & CO
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