Ordinance 64 Levying Taxes for Filer Village
The Village of Filer Idaho adopts an ad valorem tax ordinance for May 1922 to May 1924 to fund general expenses and interest on bonds. It sets mill rates of 10 per dollar for general expenses 6.8 mills for bonds and 3.5 mills for the sinking fund. The village clerk is instructed to file certified copies with Twin Falls County Auditor, and the ordinance is approved by the Acting Chairman and published September 13 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Sbaho
Baid
Baidi
Trasteen
Idaho
Wall Village
Twit Pulls
Ofard of Trustees
Board of Trustens
Mrcmillan
Abstract Color Perception Inspires Individual Insight
A reflective piece suggests readers interpret art through their own abilities and sympathies, embracing personal viewpoints. It emphasizes varied interpretation as a natural result of color and form.
To Parents and College Students Learn About Our Idaho School
A distorted ad urges parents and students to consider a small Idaho junior college. It touts no tuition, strong instructors, high school to college transfer, and junior status at four years. It claims rapid credential value and divides praise among commerce, pharmacy, agriculture, engineering, normal, music, and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Pehool
Matutello
Aha
Commerce
Pharmacy
Agriculon Eengineering
Nome Kconomvet
WTCDY
Idaho
Ady
Village Board Adopts Tax and District Filings
The village board certified and filed the annuity rally loreal sprinkling and parting district orders with the county auditor at Tuesday’s meeting. An ordinance leveling the mondial rate on village property was approved in a short session. In Chairman G Gagehall’s absence, he was killed by Dr G McMillan.
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Loreal
G. Gagehall
G. McMillan
Trouble Ahead for Pussy Mattie Cites Busy Home Care
A fragmentary line reports a pet named Pussy Mattie rushing in with a dramatic claim about burning five kittens. The speaker worries about how to care for the kittens and the accompanying family duties amid ongoing work and domestic chores.
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Mattie
You Guard Baepiers, tout Rats menace health
Rats steal millions of dollars worth of grain, chickens, and eggs threatening property and health. The message promotes RATSNAP bait, claiming it prevents odors, is dog resistant, and sold in cakes at 60 cents, 66 cents, and $1.95 during a local shop promotion.
Edison Ford plan attack on interest in commodity money scheme
An American Bankers Association review defends interest charges against Ford and Edison critics who promote a commodity money system. The discussion argues interest is a natural price for borrowed money and compares borrowing to renting tools, land, or farm equipment, contending that replacing money with commodity money would tax production and destabilize finance.
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William ‘T. Fortes
Pollack Foundation For Economic Research
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Poster
American Bankers Association
Ford- Edison
Foster
Dearborn
Brown
Brown Agata
Farmer funds city high school via bank bonds
A farmer deposits a thousand dollars earning interest while the city borrows to build a high school. The bank issues bonds promising one thousand dollars at a future date with interest in the interim. The farmer thus participates in funding the school through bond issuance and earns interest as if directly lent.
American Savings Increase in US Banks 1922 Figures
The Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association reports a rise in U S savings deposits to 17 3 billion as of June 30 1922 from 14 62 billion a year earlier. Depositors rise 4 9 percent. school savings drive reaches 1 271 029 pupils with accounts in 1921 22.
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New York
Savings Bank
American Bankers Association
United States
Ncalnat An
Rat Anap In Three Sizes Promises Odorless Control
Mice and rats avoid treated food after consuming RAT SNA. The product claims no odor and quick action. Available in three sizes: one cake for pantry or kitchen, two cakes for chicken houses or small buildings, and five cakes for farms or factories. Sold by Modern Drug Shop and Filer Hardware Co.
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Filer Hardware Co
Clock Made Almost Entirely of Glass
A Bohemian glass polisher completed a clock that is, except for the springs, made entirely of glass.
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Frank B. Albin
Clark
Filer Record
J. A. Thorpe & Sons
John Thorpe
Record Office
Edison
FORD
Fordson
Filer Auto Co
Carson’s Jewelry Store
Twin Falls County
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
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