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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1918

Page

4

Proposed Amendment to Pennsylvania Constitution Bonds for Highways

Joint resolution proposes amending article nine section four to allow bonds up to fifty million dollars for highway improvement. It sets debt limits, election submission to voters, and specifies ballot timing and procedures. Cyrus B. Woods, Secretary of the Commonwealth, authenticates the copy.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Commonwealth Senate House of Representatives General Assembly Oneral Assembly

Pennsylvania Constitution Amendment Proposal Text

The document presents a proposed amendment to section eleven of article sixteen of the Pennsylvania Constitution, issued by the General Assembly and published by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. It outlines prior notice requirements for banking and discounting privileges and seeks to grant general power to the Assembly to establish banks and trust companies.

Common Wualtas Pennsylvania Senate House of Representatives Vomrmenwertlth of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly Corporation of Banks and Trust Companies CyRus E. Woods The Commonwealth

Pennsylvania Proposal Amends Section Sixteen of Article Three

The text outlines a proposed amendment to section sixteen of article three of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It seeks to replace current language about treasury expenditures with wording requiring appropriations via an act of Assembly that specifies the purpose and amount of the expenditure and ties payments to authorized warrants.

NOVICE OF APPLICATION FOR REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made by Harry A. Morland guardian of minor heirs to sell private the undivided two seventh share of a parcel of land in Indiana County Pennsylvania described by metes and bounds. The sale is for the payment of debts and will be conducted with a deed of grant from the guardians.

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Amendment to Article Nine Section Eight Pennsylvania Debt Limits

A joint telegram proposes amending Article Nine Section Eight of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It would strike the current debt cap and set new limits: general municipalities may not exceed seven percent of assessed property value, Philadelphia city up to ten percent, and no new debt or increases above two percent without specified conditions. The measure references Article Eighteen and Section Fifteen for compliance.

Philadelphia Haid City Senate House of Representatives Pennsylvania Aald

Public funds payable by warrant under joint resolution

A concise record notes that all public money shall be paid by the State Treasurer on warrant drawn by the Auditor General, with a true copy of Joint Resolution No. 2 cited and attributed to Cyrus B. Woods.

Auditor General Cyrus B. Woods The Commonwealth

Pennsylvania Constitution Amendment Debt Provisions

Fragmentary OCR describes amendments to Philadelphia debt rules authorizing city borrowing up to ten percent of city debt, with two percent borrowing cap for increased valuation, and independent stipulations on sinking funds and revenue must cover grants. It references Article Nine Section Eight and Section Fifteen, plus election consent for increased indebtedness.

Philadelphia Debt Deduction Method for City Projects

The document outlines how Philadelphia may deduct debt for public improvements from borrowing capacity. It prescribes capitalization of net revenue from such improvements to determine annual current income, extending to sinking fund charges and interest. It allows debt up to fifty years with a sinking fund and specifies construction period provisions for projects with revenue from their own ventures. Cyrus H. Woods.

Joint Resolution No 4 excerpt from Pennsylvania Constitution

A fragment from a joint resolution discusses charges accruing during construction and for one year after completion, noting that the city will not be required to levy taxes to cover interest and sinking fund charges until the one year after project completion. The text is signed as a true copy by Cyrus E B Woods.

Philadelphia General Assembly Sald Galdity Pennsylvania Cyrus H. Woods The Commonwealth Sald City Cyrus EB. Woods

Proposed amendment to Pennsylvania Constitution on taxation

Joint resolution proposes a constitutional amendment changing tax rules in article nine section one to allow classification for graded or progressive taxes while maintaining exemptions for public property, religious worship places, burial sites, and charitable institutions. It sets the 1919 general election date for approval or rejection and directs ballot printing per Pennsylvania election laws.

Pennsylvania Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly Cyrua Woods the Commonwealth

New Tenant Aamt Rae at Churchill Manor

Azalia Holton encounters Bryant Churchill while exploring the newly surfaced Churchill estate. A romantic encounter unfolds as he admits a lasting interest and invites her to consider marriage, while legal ties over the property complicate their budding relationship.

Ramirkae Jonathan Holton Martha Azalia Holton Sall Sue Bryant Churchill Jonathan Noltau Churchills Azalla Azula Nan Tom Bryant Churchill Azilla Holton Uncle Sim Azalia Churchill Manor Agalha Churchill

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