Tax levies rise in Indiana counties for 1926 budgets
The Indianapolis Times reports 32 of 92 county auditors show higher tax rates for county governments in 1926. Owen County leads at 1.19 dollars. Marion County at 32 cents. Several counties list budget changes, rate increases, or decreases, with notes on road funds, hospitals, and bonds.
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