Scuttling The Tax Fund In Monmouth May
A Scotia Journal item from Monmouth Illinois in May reports the city council approved an annual appropriation ordinance revealing a roughly $8000 shortfall for corporate purposes this year from a 20 percent cut in real property values and non taxable security conversions. It argues income from estate and municipal bonds should be taxed to curb avoidance and boost revenue, urging laws to tax state and municipal funds to deter local extravagance and raise national and state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Illinois
Scotia Journal
Monoouth
Peagle
Self Adaptation and the Joy of Flexible Companions
An essay extols self adaptation as the mark of a well bred person and a good sport. It contrasts those who cannot adjust to minor discomforts with the adaptable friend who shares expenses, avoids complaints, and keeps the crowd cheerful, becoming the life of any gathering.
Marking Historic Sites for Joliet and Marquette Anniversary
The program marks three Iowa sites near Mottrose Ka-la-we-quois grave Port Des Moines No 1 barracks well and Iowa's first school as part of the Joliet Marquette arrival commemoration The effort aims to permanently mark many more sites to prevent loss of history Fort Des Moines was established in September 1834 by troops under a detachment.
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Joliet
Marquette
Towa Country
Mottrose
Old Fort Des Moines
Com
Early Iowa settlement and travels of Kearny era officials
The text recounts the removal of Indians westward ending a fort at a local army post by 1827. Judge William Hamilton of Fort Madison could not attend the ceremony. Dr. Benjamin F. Shambaugh spoke instead. It notes Berryman Jennings opening Iowa’s first school at Nashville now Gulliver Station in 1830, and his later move to Grey Bow where he reportedly grew wealthy.
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Mand
Stephen Watts Kearny
William Hamilton
Fort Madison
Knen
Benjamin F. Shambaugh
State Historical Society of
Towa
Berryman Jennings
Nashville
Gullind Station
Jennings
Grey Bow
Tax rhetoric at national convention warns of govt excess
Former Illinois governor Towdin, at the National Association of Credit Men Convention, argues taxation rises faster than wealth and urges local communities to fund needs locally. He decries federal expansion, duplication of agencies, and a threat to local self government, citing constitutional limits and vigilance as core remedies.
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Tising
Frank ©. Towdin
Illinois
National Association of Credit Men's
Edward P. Tuttle
Alles Shoe Company
Boston
John E. Norvell
Norvell Chambers Shoe Company
Huntington
W. Va
Lowdon
United States
Stramers
Washington
America
Republic
Paris
Missouri Mercury
Pennsylvania Fire Hazard Crackdown Noted by Officials
Pennsylvania warns of five fire hazards in public assembly and institutional buildings. The Department of Labor and Industry surveys compliance as Commissioner Necker notes past disasters were avoided by luck and urges stricter enforcement of the fire act to prevent deaths.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Necker
States urged to fund fire safety in schools nationwide
Pennsylvania leads a push to extend fire safety funding to all schools, with calls for federal support and lessons from the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The effort aims to cut fire-related costs by strengthening prevention and equipment, while urging other states to follow suit. A separate nationwide health exam campaign will promote regular medical checks to prevent disease and improve public health, targeting ten million participants over a year.
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Pennsyl Ia
Ite
Tad Yentquartrs
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York
Pennsylvania
Sam
U.S. Puilic Health Service
Experiencef
Towa
Why Dodge The Issue
Plain lesson from new income tax figures shows Americans with incomes above 190000 dropping from 3100 to 2300 in one year, a loss of 1390. Governments invite evasion by promoting tax free securities, urging surrender of money in exchange for tax relief. Taxpayers accept the lure, evading or dodging taxes and shifting burden to others, while politicians blame rich tax thieves yet back tax free securities.
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Aplain
United States
Disabled Veterans Excel in Postwar Studies at St Louis U
The Commerce and Finance Department at St Louis University supports disabled veterans pursuing business law economics and accounting. Last year’s class of forty four disabled ex service men all found employment with average salaries around 150 dollars per month with some earning 200 or more. Notable graduates include Elmer Duncan auditor at Delep Light Co and Louis Hueseman Office Manager at Ollie Taunt Motor Co. The university provides dedicated facilities and a practical curriculum taught by experienced professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce and Finance Department
St. Louis University
Elmer Duncan
Delep Light Co
St. Louis
Duncan
Louis Hueseman
Ollie Taunt Motor Co
U. S. Veteran's Bureau
9Th District
Delmar Blvd
St. Louis, Mo
Health Campaign Promotes Birthday Health Exams
National Health Campaign endorses a new Golden Rule of Health with the slogan Have A Health Examination on Your Birthday. Dr EFBE. Sam son, director of the Piel Activities Comittee of the Iowa State Medical Society, notes the campaign will involve multiple agencies in the effort.
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Ford
Efbe
Samson
Piel
Iowa State Medical Society
Laws
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds in Mills County
Mills County records show multiple property transfers and deeds filed. Transactions include Matthe Eh Muank to W H Lundeon et al for 3000 dollars covering Lot 6 in See 34 TW plus FLOP, Kilpatrick to Jawa Service Company for a basement deed at Highe to construct across Branter property in Strabana Add Malvern, and Butler to Bonnie Valley State Bank for 1985 dollars in Block 4 Atrahiar. Other transfers include Sheri Janes to Lountle Wy Gustin for 4000 dollars of Lots LG1 to 184 Hastings, and Swanson to W N Richards et al for one dollar and related lots in 5 71 42.
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Matthe Eh. Muank
W. H. Lundeon
See
Kilpatrick
Jawa Service Company
Branter
Strabana Add
Malvern
Mills County
Dor
Weel
Horan Peters
Tealore
Adolph Kay
Rev
Hin
Amd
Lola
Minwglit
C.or. Butler
Bonnie Valley Suite Bank
Leader Adf Promotes Buying and Selling Items
A compact ad urges readers to place Leader offerings for buying or selling. It highlights quick listings, simple contact options, and a focus on local trades. The notice invites readers to trade goods or services through the Leader platform.
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W. P. Wortman
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Une To Boar of Health
The
Board of Control of
Department of Public Instruction
Town ‘Tuberculosis Association
State Medical Society
State Dental Soviecy
State Conference of Rerial Work
Town Council of Red Cross Thip
Tera
Oldfield Cord
Wichita
Kansas
Malvern Tire Shop
L. R. Saar
Fly Bouncer
East Side
Rexall
Malvern, Iowa
Alfred Hall Blacksmithing
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