Tax Reform Studies and Open Column Policy
An open column invites articles from any side of the tax question. Editor will publish well written pieces within reasonable limits, excluding tariff discussion. Land owners should note the principle benefit of improvements is land value. Address the office or P.O. Box 88 Buffato MN.
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Pennsylvania Tax Reform Debates and Single Tax Debate
A report from Pennsylvania shows efforts by various state interests to study real estate valuation and taxation. The piece discusses land values, assessment ratios, and the single tax concept as a path to equalize burdens and curb speculation. It notes the National Grange’s stance on tax reforms and mentions poll tax issues in Philadelphia and new tax publications.
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Tax on Church Property Sparks Wisconsin Legislature Debate
Protestant leaders urge a bill taxing church real estate to remove exemptions and fund public treasury. They argue large investments in property should be taxable like other assets, while critics warn against targeting religious bodies and unsettling liberty.
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The Romanoffs Curse and a Turbulent Line of Romanoffs
A fragmented 19th century text fragments a claim that a curse doomed the Romanoffs to age limits and decline. It references Alexander I, Napoleon allies, Grand Dukes, and disease as a chain of fate, with musings on madness and royal lineage amid disjointed anecdotes from imperial history.
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Wild street scene and a muffed mackintosh mishap
A Chicago Times item recalls a lively urban vignette of a young man walking Washington Street near 5th Avenue. He observes a rain of coins on the pavement, watches passersby, and later discovers his own mackintosh pocket lost amid the spectacle.
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