Oregon Tax Law Provisions On Board Of Equalization And Bank Tax
Oregon proposes to change notice for board of equalization to first Monday in October with three weeks public notice. It extends assessor power including deputy, adds special assessor option if the tax official fails, and repeals conflicting sections. It also outlines banking stock taxation rules and reporting duties for banks and penalties for noncompliance.
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Board of Equalization
Oregon
Charles B. Bellinger
William W. Cotton
Board of Equaligation
Banking Tax Duties Act Provisions And Penalties
The item outlines duties on banking shares capital and dividends and prescribes responsibilities for banks and associated companies. It mentions creating charges to pay taxes on shares stock and other banking interests and amending an act regarding the place of assessing. The language reflects statutory reform aimed at taxation and regulatory compliance for financial entities.
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United States
Ite
The Cheerful View Dialogue on Housekeeping After Marriage
A humorous exchange between a bride and groom about budgeting after marriage. She questions affording housekeeping on his salary and he reassures with plans for simpler expenses and a future together. The dialogue reflects domestic finances and romantic expectations from a historical newspaper item.
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Herbert
Two Papers for a Nickel Brighten City News
A playful Houston Post cartoon caption depicts residents trading two papers for a nickel and joking about worries and swallowed pins. The quip highlights thrift and local humor in everyday life.
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Houston Post
Snide Lights on History
A fragmentary column notes Caesar crossing the Rubicon twice and the origin of a phrase. It mentions Xerxes at Thermopylae and a quip about a general passenger agent, then shifts to a statistic placing India's population at 300 million, about one fifth of humanity.
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Caesar
Rubicon
Xerxes
Thermopylae
Hal
India
Hang It All We Will Call On the Dubleys Tonight
Mr Sububs and his wife plan to visit the Dubleys after Balklotz and his wife intend a call to their home. They decide to host first to coax the visitors to leave earlier.
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Mr. Sububs
Dubleys
George
Dubley
Balklotz
Nicit
Philadelphia Press
Delicate Hint Aboard Baltimore American Quips
A Baltimore American item notes Miss Sharpe's tactful hinting that avoids offense. It recalls a prior incident when Mr. Staylate rang and she invited him to take light refreshments, then served a plate of breakfast.
Britain Imports Bacon Worth Over Thirty Million
The report notes that Great Britain imported bacon valued at more than 30 million during the period described. This large import reflects substantial trade activity and consumption levels in the domestic market, signaling economic links with supplying regions.
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Great Britain
Hidden Yacht Bargain Leads to Night of Violence
In a Paris tavern hall scene, Hall negotiates with Captain Black over antique treasures including Napoleonic portraits and Drake's pen. A brutal beating of a boy named Splinters erupts as tensions rise, sending Hall and the narrator fleeing into dawn light. Hall plans to sail aboard to Plymouth to uncover a larger scheme and hints at risking death, asking the narrator to relay news of his fate.
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Mister Black
Napoleon
Josephine
Don Carlos
Francis Drake
Elizabeth
William Ross
Splinters
Europe
Hall
Plymouth
John Hawkins
Prath
Black
Four-Eyes
John
Captain Black
Hal
Sal
Dieppe
Paris
Calais
la France
The Four-Eyes and the Yacht Visit in Dieppe Harbor
A hotel servant delivers a note from Captain Black to Mr. Mark Strong signaling a 11 o’clock meeting aboard the yacht La France near the Portland harbor in Dieppe. Strong contemplates risk as Mary and Roderick insist on joining a planned three day Channel cruise amid suspicions about Hall.
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Four-Eyes
Tipperary
Captain Black
Mark Strong
Portland
Dieppe
Hall
Paris
France
Roderick
Mary
Fle
Plymouth
Calais
Mark
Mesa
Police
Message Reaches Too Late as La France Sails
A traveler recounts staying in Paris and racing toward the station after a telegram hinted at impending danger. A final courier delivers a paper just as the train departs, announcing that La France has sailed and a friend has left with her.
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Faedra
Calais
Hall
Paris
Voyage at Sea Chase Sees La France Loom Over Us
On the morning of the second day the Celia pursues the American yacht La France. A leaking mainsail, rising clouds, and a fresh wind push the chase toward the French coast as the crew boards the ship upon a late daylight warning. Mary resists danger with bravado while the skipper signals for blue flares as La France closes in.
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la France
Celsis
Dani Halfling
France
Dan
Mary
Why dost thou weep fair maiden
A playful exchange from the Cleveland Leader about a maiden fretting over a lover's yearlong absence and the fear another suitor may win her heart before he returns. The dialogue echoes old fashioned verses and moral tone common to the period.
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Cleveland
Waiter Claims Cafe Cooks by Electricity
In Detroit Free Press humor, a guest questions a cafe’s electric cooking claim by asking the waiter to give the beefsteak another shock, underscoring the gag about modern kitchen tech.
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Detroit Free Press
Up Against It In Witty Exchange About Gown Purchase
A humorous exchange features a woman apologizing that a provided prose does not suit her party gown. He offers to buy a new gown. The dialogue mentions roses priced at ten dollars a dozen in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Inherited Hero from Cleveland Plain Dealer Quote
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quotation notes a hero earned medals by inheritance as his father did the saving, challenging the idea of personal glory and suggesting familial acts of bravery underlie recognized honors.
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Herotam
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Old Time Quip About Theosophists Worshipping Dogs
Witty exchange notes rumors that theosophists in California worship a dog. One speaker counters that many women not theosophists also worship dogs, signaling playful cultural chatter.
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California
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