Proceedings of Equalization Board in Huron 1908
The record notes daily sessions from July 9 to July 22 1908 with all members present. Actions include adjustments of real and personal property values across multiple towns and precincts, reductions and raises in goods, wagons, pianos, organs, and livestock, plus elevator and bank stock valuations. The board adjourned sine die after final actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
T. ©. Young
Board of County Commissioners
Cavour
Virgil
Bonilla
Jacob Risch
Banner Township
Belo Prairie
Logan
Banner
Foster
Barrett
Pearl Creek
Richland
Cavour Village
Liberty
Milford
Clifton
Custer
Valley
Iowa
Grant
Clyde
Theresa
Fairfield
Pleasant View
Carlyle
Dearborn
Hartland
Broadland
Altoona
Kellogg
Vernon
Wolsey
Alien
Burr Oak
Sand Creek
Weslington
Whiteside
Nance
Lake Byron
Belle Prairie
Oak Huron
Lesington
Northwestern Elevator Co
Sheffield
First National Bank of Huron
James Valley Bank of Huron
City National Bank of Huron
National Bank of Huron
Farmers State Bank of Yale
First State Bank of Cavour
Virgil State Bank
Broadland State Bank
Hitchcock State Bank
Security State
Hitchcock
Co-operative Rural Bank of
Wes Bonilla
Weltey
Western Town Lot Co
Hitchcok
County Supervisors Advocate Agricultural Instruction Reforms
The Rapid City convention urged state officials to require schools to perform educational experiments, hold annual county contests with prizes, and centralize supervision under the state superintendent. It calls for a statewide industrial course and better funding. Additional resolutions pressed for more teachers, higher wages, improved janitorial labor, and better school facilities. Attorney Aubrey Lawrence will leave Hall, Lawr & Roddie to join a larger Northwestern Dakotas firm, representing major clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Department of Education
State Department of Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Aubrey Lawrence
Hall, Lawr & Roddie
Mego
Ball, Watson
Yong Hardy
Hardy
Park.d
Northwest
Dakotas
Northern Pacific
Standard Oil
Lawrence
Threshing Machinery Offer From Winneshiek Separator
A Lincoln ad promotes Winneshiek Separator threshing outfits with a factory offer. It claims 10 to 15 percent more grain in bins and emphasizes neighborhood use and high efficiency. Readers are urged to request a free Thresher Book by mail to Cascade, North Dakota, and Waterloo.
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Shania
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