Taxes and their burden in a changing economy
The article argues taxes are necessary yet unpopular, distinguishing direct lump sum levies from daily indirect taxes baked into purchases. It links tax levels to public works, utilities, and municipal services funded by borrowing, noting inequities where the low earner pays more relative to the well off. It highlights rural vs urban burdens and the need for more equitable distribution of the tax load.
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Canada
Casar
Casas Aguast
Joan
Hocupkeepot Seiowla
Million Dollar Pool Payment Details Stated
A Manitoba Wheat and Coare Grains Pools and Pool Elevator specification notes an orderable payment to roomies, detailing interim grain related funds, interest, savings, and surpluses. Deductions for reserves total $86,050.02, with $271,556.62 cash repayable from elevator surpluses, marking the first cash returns observed.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Elevator Fund Deductions and Bond Redeption
The text notes no prior interest payments as the entire fund plus an extra $750,000 from a bond issue has funded elevator demand in Manitoba. Bonded debt has been retired this year. Fool members receive 6 percent interest as a step toward full repayment. S000 cheques are issued as fast as Pool staff can issue them.
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Manitoba
Fool
Staif
Organizing Hockey and Curling at MacGregor Club
A well attended MacGregor Athletic Club meeting on Wednesday elected Hon. President W. A. Young and other officers to organize hockey for winter. Plans include rink use twice weekly, local and external games, and a $1.00 membership drive. Curling skips were chosen with two Austin rinks entered and a $6.00 fee. First games Saturday. rink opened with strong turnout and good condition for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Athletic Club
W. A. Young
S. R. Lamb
J. M. McPhee
Sec.Treas
W. Peterson
C. F. Kitson
J. Gair
G. Croucher
M. E. MacKinnon
M. MacKinnon
H. T. Trethewey
H. A. Lye
G. E. Turner
H. B. Gilroy
Booth
S. T. Brown
Austin
Dr. Camsell
Milne
Curling Club
Death of Mr Alfred G Lake at Katrime district
Alfred G Lake a 79 year old farmer of Katrime district died at Portage la Prairie Hospital on December 7 after a stroke on December 1. Born in Oakwood Ontario he settled in Manitoba in 1907 with his wife and family. Survived by three sons and five daughters, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral held Monday at Katrime Cemetery with Rev R H Fotheringham officiating.
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Portage la Prairie
Alfred G. Lake
Katrime
Lake
Oakwood
Ont
Manitoba
Charles
Stewart
B.C
Fred
Edward
Winnipeg
Ben Richardson
Beaver
C. Grantham
Workman
J. Keillor
Toronto
L. Chapman
Armley
Sask
George and
John
Ontario
Miss Lake
Lindsay, Ont
J. Herron
Pincher Creek
Alta
R. H. Fotheringham
MacGregor
Katrine Community Club
Beaver W.mls
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the Herald
Trethewey
Pubiaier
Seberigtion
Barnes
Jardinieres
Adams
Simo
Ben DeLux
Tiny Tim
McClary
Parkhill
D. Sutherland & CO
Geo. Croucher
Advis
General Blacksmith
Macki
Kirshner, Rabkin
Fort Garry
MR. A. Lake
Range Island
W. E. Brisco
Phove
MacGrego
A. H. McIntyre
Jeweller
E. E. Turner
Erle R. George
Watkins Gods
G. W. West
Watkins
M. R. Little
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