Fisher Promotes 50 Million Road Bond Plan in Pa Towns
Senator Fisher argues the $50,000,000 road bond issue will not raise real estate taxes since there is no state tax on real estate. He says corporations fund most state taxes through variety of charges, fees, and licenses, and that bonds will relieve taxpayers by routing costs to corporate revenue. He cites past bond issues since 1919 and asserts farmers and real estate owners won’t pay more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John §. Fisher
Inatfer
Pennsylvania
Associated Highways Orginization of
Lhis Noisy Fisher
Commonwealth
Senator Wisher
Wisher
Vay
State Highway Department Faces Huge Maintenance Costs
William Jennings of the Associated Highway Organization explains to Tallaws that 10,800 miles of state highways require upkeep. Earth roads, macadam, and other materials entail yearly costs around 100, 500 to 4000, and 200 dollars per mile respectively. With limited revenues, funds are drawn from automobile licenses, leaving only 2 million for replacements of worn macadam and other upgrades across 2700 miles, totaling about 150 million.
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State Highway Department
Huila
Anduauier
William Jennings
Tarrishure
Associated — Flighwayy Organization
Phlehiwav Department
Pennsylvania Farmers Back New Road Bonds
Prominent Pennsylvania agriculturists support a 50,000,000 road bond issue. TA. Nase, secretary of the Pennsylvania Farmers and Propers Protective Association, lauds the Highway Department. Meank Wilts, treasurer of the Pennsylvania State Crange, says voters will approve the road bond loan.
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Yarrisburg
Pennnsylvania
TA. Nase
Marcisburg
Pennsylvania Phreshermen and Farmers’ Protective Association
Associated Highways Organization of Pennsylvania
Highway Department
Wilts
Pennsylvania
Crange
Local notes from Uniontown and Creekside area towns
Uniontown and Creekside report a string of social visits and daily life items. Residents including Ural Dye, Leo Beringer, Arthur Stifler, the Kory family, Herringer, Stiffier, and others are mentioned with visits, employment, illness, and school disruptions. Local road familiarity, barn repairs, and a crib of potatoes are noted amid church society events and a forthcoming Ladies Aid bazaar.
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Uniontown
Lyan Herringer
Otto Stiffer
New York Central Railroad
Cherry Tree
Addie Herringer
Mre Ladies’ Aid Society
M. KE. Church
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Woodburn Granite Works
Barre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Main
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Indiana
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Globe-Wernicke
Senator Fisher
Glenn King
Torin Berringer
Terahel Garmin
Latrobe
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Jomer Stiffier
Seward
Helen
Thelua
Yeaversdale
Charlie Ball
Fypands Johns
Hastings
Middhay
Bert Rumonel
Ime
Clayton Berringer
Oda Gopringer
Alex Derringer
Don McCoy
Creekside
Mattie Coutter
Braddock
Messie Johnston
Anna Fairman
California
Nora Neal
Dor. Jothy
Grace McHenry
J. M. Johnston
Feasley
Serge
Staele
Java
Jersey
Floor
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Philadelphia
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Challies
ATS
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Denen
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Gamnelus Talis Group
Wally Diitdson
del Monte
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