Intangible Property Tax Law Text Adopted by County
A copy of the new law relating to taxation of intangible property has been received by the County Clerk. The act taxes money and credits including notes mortgages foreign stocks and bonds royalties contracts copyrights and other liquidated claims. Real estate mortgages are exempted. An annual tax of 28 cents per $100 of fair cash value applies, with assessments listed and verified by oath. Public disclosure is restricted and penalties for disclosure exceed $50 to $5,000.
Survey Field Worker to Study County Tuberculosis Incidence
Ruth K R Johnson, a state tuberculosis association field worker, has arrived in Lawrence to spend two months in Douglas County conducting a survey. She will list all known cases and provide information on disease prevention and control. Several county tuberculosis clinics will be held in March and April by state delegation representatives.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Delation
Miss. Dahnsen
Reno
Croford
Labette
Bourbon and Leavenworth
Lawrence and Baldwin Schools Lead County Oratorical Contest
Lawrence high school and Baldwin high school are the only participants so far in the county contest of the national high school oratorical contest on the constitution. J O Lane announces the county winner will be chosen Thursday evening March 12 at the high school auditorium. Raymond Barkley will represent Baldwin high school. Lawrence representatives will be picked in a contest next Tuesday afternoon at the high school auditorium.
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Lawrence High School
Baldwin High School
Kansas City Star
Lane
Jndigorium
Raymond Barkley
Landscape Architecture Class Draws Five Attendees
Five persons attended the landscape architecture class at Liberty Memorial High School last night, nearly doubling the opening session. Tonight’s topic is Manting and Plant Groups, with rural school boards invited for tomorrow’s session. Dr Bart Husted will speak on Rural School Development tomorrow evening at Independence. Edward Hislop attends the annual Methodist Episcopal conference in Independence, Kansas. Franklin Pierce and Grover Cleveland were the only presidents who did not write their inaugural addresses in advance.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Bart Husted
Independence
Edward Hislop
First ‘Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church Now
Kansing Oe
Franklin Pierce
Grover Cleveland
Kansas Methodist
Wallace B. Fleming
Dean H. K. Ebright
O. E. Allison
Frank E. Wolf
Thomas A.evans
Petey V. Roberts
J. W. Malin
Alene
St. Johns
Baldwin News Recaps Social and Campus Events
Baldwin residents mingle with Ottawa visitors as Sybil Kinyon of Yates Center prepares for a Centenary Hall recital. Baker University students perform three one act plays, and Baker defeats Ottawa University 29 to 20. Activities include church gatherings, conference attendance, and fellowship awards for Baldwin pupils.
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Mrs. Kennedy
Ottawa
Baldwin
Lawrence
Dr. Kennedy
Centenary Hall
Sybil Kinyon
Yates Center
Catherine Moore
Madge Reynolds
Dodge City
Miss Kinyon
Baker
Miss Thelma
Reinhard
Independence
J. Luther Taylor
Pittsburg
Elizabeth
Katherine Taylor
Delta Delta Delta House
Helen Moorhead
Kansas City
Jack Moorhead
George Fogg
Roderick Runyan
Denver
Colo
Delta Tau_ Delta fraternity
Gamma Theta Chapter
Baker University
Alice Orcutt
House Norker
Delta Delta Delta
John Dewis
Coral
Edgerton
Percy V. Roberts
E .R. Failes
Charles
Nella
Arlene
Strong City
Nathan O’byrne
Ruth O’byrne
Ferne Stephens
Mary Payne
Margaret States
Lois Benham
Flora Marsh
Elton Lehew
Robert Jackson
Laurence Martin
Virginia Black
Cora Showalter
Kansas
J.H. Gander
Gilbert Gander
Ladies Aid
Ives
Methodist Church
Prentice
L. Wells
Mis
Mildred Hartwell
California
Etty Cynthiasistant
Spain
Ita Scovel
Verda McCormack
Mildred Armstead
Lucille Grimes
Betty Taylor
Paul Wolf
Maistet Land
Ted Runyan
Donald Holter
Larry
Ottawa University
Meliere
American Association of University Women
Scouts and teachers praised in Alton Daily News item
The Alton Daily News lauds Dinsmore Wood for guiding a Boy Scout troop seen as a city highlight. Wood, son of Warren and Wood, earlier taught economics at Alton High, studied at Kansas, then returned to teach and lead scouts, with remarks the troop may become Alton’s best.
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Alton
Daily News
Dinsmore Wood
K. U
Wood
Warren ’. Wood
University of Kansas
Glenn Church Robbed West of Lecompton
Sheriff Cummings was notified that the Glenn church three miles west of Lecompton was robbed of a rug set and a lamp. The church offers a $50 reward for the arrest and conviction of the thief or thieves. A 1923 Ford coupe was stolen from William Eddlebrook in Eudora around 8:30 last night with a full description issued. Fred L Morris of Morris land company seeks aid to bring 3,000 Italian colonists to Mexico and plans to import Germans Rus sian and Japanese. the governor replied that colonists may come under usual guarantees. Midland Grange plans third degree for candidates at the Midland C P A hall Friday night with a literary program.
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Cummings
Glenn
Lecompton
Hacerere Ts
William Eddlebrook
Eudora
Fred L. Morris
The
Morris Land Company
Durango
Mexico
Mex
Ico
Midland Grange
Midland C. P. A. Hall
C P A Leaders Attend Kansas City Meeting
D F Smith president of the Douglas County C P A traveled to Kansas City Kansas for a district meeting of county presidents of C P A associations. One president delivered no inaugural address.
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D. F. Smith
Douglas County
C.P. A
Kansas City
Kans
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