How Shall We Pay For The War Analysis Of Tax Policy
A detailed discussion argues for moderated wartime taxation, balancing income, consumption, and excess profits. It cites Great Britain as a model, weighs revenue targets near 1.26 to 1.5 billion, and endorses graduated income taxes, consumption levies on luxuries, and modest taxes on alcohol and tobacco to preserve industry and investment while funding war needs. It warns against tax-only or loan-only extremes and calls for an elastic, scientifically grounded fiscal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. A. Seligman
McVickar Kufassor
Eaon- Columbia University
House of Refresutatives
Committee of Ways and Metts
Jonas
Tases
Totas
McAdoo
Uxcusedee
Great Britain
Inve
Senate
Ehrow
Juana
Lanes
Interesting Facts About Wisconsin State Data
A compact, fact filled excerpt on Wisconsin detailing area 161 square miles population 440,718 expenditures education 979,960 corrupted figures. It highlights dairy, fisheries, cranberry production, farms and mills alongside state mottos and song On Wisconsin reflecting pride and industrial scope of the Badger State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Badger Mill
Travel and tours to the Great West this summer
An advertising piece invites readers to plan a Western grand circle tour including National Parks via rail and automobile travel with options covering Colorado Utah California and Alaska. It notes Black Hills summer outings in South Dakota, favorable rates and urges contact with Chicago and North Western Ry agents for literature and planning assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Parks
Colorado
Utah
California
Pacific
Alaska
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago & North Western Ry
C. A. Cairns
W. Jackson St
Chicago
Change of Corporate Name for Luee-Sarcel Co to Laemle Banel Co
Notice dated June 4 1917 states the corporate name Luee Sarcel Co has been changed to Laemle Banel Co The secretary Laemle Art appears as the signatory A formal corporate name change recorded in the public notice and dated mid 1917
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luee-Sarcel Co
Laemle~ Banel Co
Notice to Prove Will and Creditors in Wood County
Wisconsin Wood County Probate notice announces special term July 1 1917 to admit to probate the will of Anton Blomyn and appoint an executor. Regular term November 1 1917 to hear and adjust all claims. claims must be presented by November 18 1917 or be barred. Court: County Court, Wood County. Attorney: C Pors. Judge: W S Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
Wood County
Anton Blomyn
Nid
Rapids
Wood
Jacob Leinwander
Anto Plonion
Mardin
Said Court House
Anton Blonson
Grand Imend
Conway
William G. Uthe
Meier
Grand Rapids
County of Wood
Emma Uthmeier
William G. Uthmeier
Marshfield
Willam G. Dehmieder
Court House
Grand, Rapids
A. D
W. J. Conway
Notice to Creditors in Wisconsin Probate Court 1917
State of Wisconsin County Court Wood County in probate notices call for proof of will and creditors claims for Henry Moldenhauer late of Marshfield. Arthur Molderhauer seeks admission of the will and appointment of executor. A regular term begins November 1, 1917, with claims due by November 1, 1917 or barred. June 4, 1917. Keihe Laur Wad Conway County Judge E Pore Attorney.
Notice to prove will and probate in Wood County
Probate notices in Wood County Wisconsin warn that Emma Uthmeier seeks admission of the will of William G. Utheimer to probate in Grand Rapids. Claims against the estate must be filed by November 1, 1917 or be barred. hearings set for July 3, 1917 and November 6, 1917. attorney W J Conway listed.
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Che
Wiscon
Badger
Great West
Lawy
MR. Hoover
Washington Star
Henry Moldenhauer
Henry Moldenhager
Keihe Laur
Wad
Atternoy
E. C. Pors
Tor
Englebright Hotel
Ripon, Wis
John Seubert
Jan Seubert
City Hall
Edison Phonograph
North Central Avenue
Bate
Fupus
Cherry St
Ted
George Hankel
Black Marshfeld
Gev
H. Welton
A. Sleanhessy
Fablic
Chamberlain
Chamberle
Northern Michigan
Oshkosh
Sam
A. W. Trenholm
Gen
T. Paul
Menn
H. M. Pearce
Paul, Minn
Ghigago
ST. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
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