Minnesota editors propose tax reform plan to shock figures
Bob Taylor cites a plan by two Minnesota editors to lump all withholdings into one monthly payment to reveal government taxation. He quotes editor W E Barnes and Truman Tribune editor D R Peterson arguing reform could come from the public’s reaction. The note includes reader responses from several papers.
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Sleepy Eye
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Meeting Joe from Trieste and a shocking heads up
The report covers Joe from Trieste detailing diet customs and daily life, including beef over fish, fresh vegetables, limited canned foods, and a Christmas tradition. It notes a government owned TV, electric appliance use, and Christmas practices tied to German occupation before World War I. A separate street sighting mentions a human head in a gunny sack at Powers.
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Turn from Mexico Enjoying Sunny Skies Soon
A writer signs off from North Bend departing at 9 32 a m on Sunday to Mexico promising future tantalization upon return to The City of Friendly People. Herald Want Ads urge readers to remain watchful for more salesmanship.
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