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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
6
A poem recounts the tireless night care for a sick baby. The father ferries medicines, pills, powders, and iron while the doctor and druggist work through the night. The scene celebrates a hard but blessed ordeal and the parents endurance.
Charlie Norman and Mary uncover that Mrs Hicks stole their family papers and fled with the Norman children. The doctor confirms the boy's drowned fate and Mrs Norman is revealed as his real mother, with Nancy remaining in the kitchen as the tale ends in a happier, united home.
A旧 recollection piece from the American Tribune notes the United States Soldiers Home in Los Angeles as a resting place for veterans with meals, music, and care. It contrasts Civil War memories with modern growth and cites wartime costs and global military expenditures.
Readers invited to submit informed opinions on taxation and e communications with equal opportunity for all viewpoints. The column notes editor bias will not block balanced discussion and urges land owners to consider value increases from improvements, inviting responses to the office or Buffalo address.
A historical note argues for a more liberal taxation policy in Indianapolis. It calculates potential revenue gains from shifting land taxes and exempting improvements and personal property, claiming SB1.575 and 872,421 annual rise could fund bonds without burdening homeowners or factories. The piece cites Atlas works and New York store as examples, warns land tax changes may affect land values, and ends with a biblical reference.
The Farmers Union league advocates a thorough public debate on taxation with focus on equal taxation. The Advocate supports taxing all property classes to fund community benefits. The piece urges broad participation across professions to decide which approach best serves the whole community.
The 19th century exchange argues that European land abundance delays population pressure, while American growth will force excess labor into urban hunger. It cites Macaulay and Garfield, notes 1877 land rights, strikes, and business failures as proof, and advocates heavy taxes on idle land to curb landholding.
The ward assessor plan raised property taxes and forced wealthy residents to pay more. Reports say Mr F Wade faced substantial additional charges at two tax collections. Authorities also moved to value foreign stocks and bonds more heavily, affecting Wade who owns a large block of them. Cleveland Ledger.
The passage ponders a perfect taxation system that is fair to rich and poor, honest and dishonest, and free from corruption or favoritism. It asks for a model that avoids injustice to widows and orphans, prevents bribery, and requires no extraordinary moral wisdom from officials.
The text reflects people questioning the meanings of rent and faxes and the word Freedom as Kingsley comments on public sentiment and misunderstanding.
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