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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
3
An open field notice invites written views on taxation topics except tariff. It notes landowners gain from improvements via increased land value and asks submissions to the office or 10 Lock Street, Buddle, N.Y.
The piece argues for sworn disclosures in taxing intangible personal property and questions equity of uniform assessments. It cites officials claiming broad perjury risk and notes Georgia watches revenue as an example. It then comments on labor capital harmony and calls for free land access to raise wages and reduce rent extraction.
Neat Moore of Dallas argues for tax reform that exempts production from taxation and taxes land values instead. He says revenues should come from land value alone to fund government, reserving earnings from labor, thrift, and industry for individuals.
The Fargoers' club met in Belfast Tuesday. President Litchard opened the session. G H Rounsville read a paper on how we ought to be taxed arguing taxes on land values and joint ownership of mortgages. he supported the Ainsworth bill local option in taxation. A quizette with Capt BR Seely Levi Mills Lizzie Stebbens and Maud Dunning sang The Farmers Song.
The Yeadon borough council plans a one dollar grave tax to raise about 6 000. A solicitor is authorized to sue Holy Cross and all Merial cemeteries to collect fines. The plan targets local cemeteries and would yield funds for municipal needs.
A spry old man on Alain Street suddenly choked while walking. Bystanders feared for his life until a quick woman knelt and pulled out the obstructing teeth from his throat, saving him. Crowd applauded as ambulance arrived and cleared.
In a fragmented anecdote Susie Greene asks Mrs. Tirson if she can eat a dozen eggs while planning a tiny venture to raise hens. Mrs. Brown notes they do not keep hens and mentions Mrs. Smith lending a hen, while Rolma suggests borrowing eggs to start.
The article notes shops revolutionizing driving and selling in France. Until 1330 barter prevailed with no fixed prices. Traces appear in Vagis small shops where the first price asked diverges from what is accepted. A clock metaphor suggests weak mainspring and wrong dour.
A massive bottle sculpture nearly 115 feet tall will dominate the Bordeaux show. It will stand in the center with two grand doors opening to a ground floor interior and a winding staircase to a deck with a refreshment room. Two 100 step staircases lead to upper levels and a cork-shaped rooftop shelter.
East end Glasgow erupts over attire as workers abandon shawls for hats. Police shield 2000 colleagues amid a crowd clash while distant notes joke about ships and wheat yields flood the era’s miscellany.
A Los Angeles woman gives birth to a girl baby described as a remarkable, unusual infant with a single eye centered on its forehead. The report notes the condition as a curious exelop and mentions the price of the cure as 75 cents.
Odd handwritten ad from Huntington Indiana dated November 12 1994 promotes Remeds Glenn Sulphur DVD and a line of cosmetic products named E s Nlair and Whisker Dye in Black or Brown. It claims a rooster that crows with three fezs two tails and lays CES. Piso's Coat allegedly cured throat and lung troubles and tires.
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