City approves 10 cent tax rate increase for 1924 25
The mayor and aldermen at a Wednesday City Hall meeting set the 1924 25 tax rate at 85 cents per $100 of assessable property, plus a 10 cent increase to cover several emergency and capital expenditures. They also announced a plan to reduce flat water rates and to adjust charges for kitchen sinks and outside hydrants while maintaining water system improvements and hiring relief projects.
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