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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
7
The article argues that national and local taxes totaling about 8.5 billion dollars match a 65 percent mortgage on a conservative US property valuation of 260 billion dollars, with interest at 5 percent. It claims tax-exempt bonds avoid this burden while taxes rise 1912 to present.
Henderson Texas July 30 Colonel Robert Teague Milner former president of A and M college of Texas and longtime legislator in the 20th 21st and 22nd sessions died at his home after a long illness liver trouble was given as cause he had recently been brought here from a Galveston hospital
Premier Poincare declared Germany must pay 132 billion gold marks in a Senlis speech. France expresses weariness with debate over reparations and demands the full sum.
The article argues American taxpayers and consumers must decide whether to allow the current tax break on bond interest to continue or support changes by taxing bonds now exempt. It frames the choice as a response to a worsening condition and calls for reform.
Attorney W. W. Price announces office location in the Smith and Smiley Building Graham Texas offering legal services.
Residents lament a bond election that will remove their school and church from White Rose amid a dry season and lower local turnout. The note records Sunday school attendance, offerings, and a church social, plus a brief visit by Mr. Moreland and gatherings titled White Rose All For Christ.
The film Mighty Lak a Rose features a staged recreation by Mr Carew of notorious New York slum areas including Cherry Hill near Brooklyn Bridge Bandits Roost and Murderers Alley. The First National picture opens next Monday and Tuesday at the National Theatre.
A light folk verse extols greeting others with a broad grin a warm hello and friendly backslaps. It promises a cheerful workplace or community where good humor and sociable conduct help create a welcoming atmosphere and lasting goodwill.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to summons A A Potter. The sheriff must publish weekly for four weeks in a local paper or nearest district paper before the return day. The case calls for appearance at Young County District Court in Graham on the first Monday in August 1923 to answer a petition filed July 10, 1923.
In Young County Texas the Acme Rental Tool Company a partnership of C E Beavers and D H Bolin sues A A Potter for 81395 plus 496 for labor totaling 1309 95. plaintiff seeks judgment for debt interest and costs and cites a July 11 1923 writ for court appearance at the next term.
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