State Tax Rate Set at 72 Cents
The state property tax rate is set at 72 cents per $100 valuation for the year. Comptroller Calvert reports 35 cents for show purposes, 5 cents for college building, 2 cents for Confederate pension, and 30 cents for general revenue. Valuation totals $5,295,992,054, up $146,263,199 from last year, with an estimated $28 million in tax, $4,250,000 to counties.
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Austin
Robert S. Calvert
Shivers
Jesse James
Confederate Pension Fund
Comptroller’s Office
Local greetings from area families over the weekend
Mrs. Frank Heimann of Danbury visited her ill mother Mrs. Mary Rosenauer. Mr and Mrs Ad Wagner and Mr and Mrs James Koncada called on relatives in Shiner Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh of New Braunfels Texas visited kin in Moulton. Mrs Peter Etlinger and Lexie Marie Etlinger spent the week in Houston visiting relatives.
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Frank Petras
Hallettsville
John Morisek
Frank Heimann
Danbury
Mary Rosenauer
Ad. Wagner
James Koncada
Shiner
Fred Osterloh
New Braunfels
Texas
Moulton
Mrs
Peter Etlinger
Lexie Marie Etlinger
Houston
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