Maxwell Replies To Brummitt On Taxes By New Constitution
In a sharp critique of the revised constitution Maxwell argues current tax restraints fail. He says the new plan offers real protection by curbing unvoted public credit and setting two year debt limits for state and local governments, with voter approval for excess needs.
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Maxwell
Brummitt
Mr. Brummitt
Braummitt
General Assembly
Trunk Found in Vienna Sparks Local Tax Debate
A Vienna trunk found prompts discussion over Budgets and Tax Levies along with public notice procedures. The Asheville Citizen criticizes North Carolina tax policy and contends the current constitution burdens debt, home ownership, and resource conservation, urging reform for fair taxation and stable public funding.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Stay Out of My Life Chapter in Marburg
Jane Terry, the Kandel office secretary, piques interest as she adapts to business life under boss Mr. Kandel while a tense office dynamic unfolds Roger Thorpe courts Jane by inviting her to dinner and offering to help her find an apartment, exposing her loneliness.
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Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Miss Tulverson
Howard Jackson
Marburg
Jane Terry
Howard
Amy
Jane
New York
Kandel
Roger Thorpe
Mr. Kandel
Mrs. Kandel
A&r Peach
Miss Jardine
Allen Calvert
Cial Development Projects
Board of Estimate
Bureau of Inspection
Allen
Tf Kandel
Calvert
Thorpe
Theoss
Dairy plant arrival shapes North Carolina agriculture
North Carolina lacked a commercial dairy plant until 1909, and dairying has since become a major phase of the state’s agricultural industry with widespread growth and impact.
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North Carolina
Strikers Refuse State Board to Arbitrate Waverly Mills Dispute
Lauringburg July 3 Striking Waverly Mills workers plan to appeal to the National Cotton Textile Relations Board in Washington after refusing the State Industrial Relations board. Union official R P Christopher said Theodore B Johnson chairman of the state board was asked for aid, but the strikers demanded Johnson's removal before any state action. The dispute involves 800 employees and has lasted over a month.
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Laurinburg
National Cotton Textile Relations Board
Washington
Waverly Mills
R. P. Christopher
Theodore
Johson
State Board
Johnson
New Mine Cages Aid Deep Descent and Lightness
New mine cages built of aluminum enable workers to descend 1506 feet deeper than older models and are about 40 percent lighter, improving safety and efficiency in vertical transport.
Camel Energy Lift Promises Refreshment for Fatigue
A customer testimonial extols camel products as providing a refreshing lift in energy and not disturbing nerves, highlighting perceived stamina benefits without adverse effects.
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