Taylor County Tax Levy Estimates 1909 in Taylor WV
Taylor county court and boards of education prepare 1909 levy estimates for county and district funds. Budgets cover sheriff balances, jail, poor, bridges, roads, teachers funds, and building levies across Booths Creek Court House Flemington Fetterman Knottsville Pruntytown districts with specific valuations and planned rates.
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Taylor County
Booths Creek
Flemington
Fetterman
Knottsvile
Pruntytown
Oths Creek
Court House
Knottsville
State of
West Virginia
Taylor
Hayward Fleming
Said
Board of Education Estim ates for Fetterman District 1909
Special session of the Fetterman district board of education in Taylor county to determine the current year's levy to meet district debts, expenditures, and contingencies. President John A. Weaver with W. G. DeMoss and Thomas Boyce set maximum levy at 15 cents per $100 and 12 cents for remaining valuation.
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West Virginia
Taylor
Taylor County
U. S. Morrow
G. C. Brochard
Jos. H. Haldeman
Board of Public Works
State of
Hayward Fleming
Morrow
G. C. Brobard
I. Hayward Fleming
Said
Reese
Board of Educcation
Fetterman
Towit
I. J.w.gans
Board of Education
J. W Gans
W. Va
Grafton
Knottsville
Boards of Education
Nathan Shroyer
John N. McCartney
J. T. Knotts
Wirness
Imington
Flemington
J. B. Cather
J. B. Haller
P. Fleming
Board of Education of
Pruntytown
West Virgin
R. F. Bartlett
Leonard Surrey
W. 7. Wells
Building Fund
BherlMl
General School
M. Bodent
Edi KR
M. Donington
John A. Weaver
said_ board of education
W. G. DeMoss
Thomas Boyce
Court House District Education Meeting Location Noted
Text indicates a regular meeting place for the Court House district could be referenced, but details are incomplete. The fragment mentions education and the district’s regular meeting venue, implying upcoming discussions or scheduling at a court house locale.
The Payne Bill Brings Tariff Revision to Completion
After a long five month session in Washington the Payne tariff revision of 1909 is signed into law. The bill splits opinion among free traders protectionists and stalwarts but the country overall seems satisfied. Congress and its members depart Washington confident the tariff issue is settled, while critics warn voters about past mistakes.
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American Congress
Washington
Capitol
Sam
Congress
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R. S. Hanser
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C. H. Jones
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