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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
6
A long excerpt details the Income Tax Act of 1929, administration provisions, penalties, and secrecy rules, plus several ballot initiatives and constitutional amendments in Arkansas. It covers tax collection, refunds, enforcement by the Commissioner, auditing, and public notices, including proposed highway commission elections and Bible reading mandates.
Summary of a ballot item debating state revenue limits. It states the governor, treasurer, and auditor must determine available appropriations and bar the legislature from spending beyond those revenues. It also seeks to cap session expenses and hold the treasurer and his bond sureties liable for excess payments from the treasury. The notice positions both for and against Amendment No. 22, describing the proposed constitutional change and inviting voter consideration.
The document outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment No 23 seeking to require journal entries of passage for any bill and filing with the Secretary of State before adjournment. It allows citizen suit within thirty days after adjournment to challenge validity and notes filings for initiative petitions dated July 3 to July 7, 1930, signed by Jim B Higgins as Secretary of State.
Dan Norimer a former New York writer for Continental Pictures travels with Anne Winter, a singer he meets in Hollywood. They share a night drive and a kiss that unsettles her, as Norimer contemplates longing and cinematic irony while navigating work, promises, and the lure of love.
The document records the contrast for Amendment No 26 with Against and For positions. It quotes a provision limiting inheritance or death taxes on estates, referencing federal tax limits and state taxation. The text notes an initiative petition dated July 3 and the date July Tidday, 1930, signed by Seath Jim B Higgins.
Ozan E K Pussey of Dallas Texas returned to his home Wednesday after a visit with relatives and friends here. Mrs B A Barrow and daughter Lucille attended the Saenger theatre show in Hope Tuesday night. A number of people motored to Caddo Gap Sunday. Mrs H C Murphy of Hope visits her parents Mr and Mrs L J Robins. Miss Lucille Barrow returns home after a week with friends in Idabel Oklahoma. Joe Ballada children Xie and Agep f of Arkadelphia visit Mr and Mrs Clem Ball.
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