Maryland State Grange seeks tax relief on farm property
The Maryland State Grange tax committee urges lighter tax burden on farm real estate. Since 1930 farm property taxes have fallen, but the committee argues the burden remains high relative to earning capacity. It favors shifting to income or sales taxes and notes state aid reduced county levies while urging broader funding reforms to balance local and state revenues.
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Tax Committee of
Maryland State Grange
D. G. Harry
Hairman
S. H. DeVault
J. Homerny
Paul Walker
Érige
Tae
Maryland
Atlegany County
Caroline County
Cecil
Charles
Montgomery Counties
Calvert County
Frederick Counts
Frederick County
Allegany County
St. Mary’s Court
Rozé Ailegse
Mameir
State Roads Commission
Acon
Igh
Sit
Tax Equalistion Board
Santa and Wires Perform as Inheritance Figures Loom
A fragmented tale blends a Christmas scene with a Maryland inheritance tax debate. Santa assists Dotty and Goldy in candy canes while a distant report outlines proposed tax reforms, uniform county collection, and new rates for direct and indirect heirs affecting estates and forest land assessment.
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Santa
Dotty
NEA Service, Inc
Court News Equity Case and Orphans Court Accounts
Equity suit Monarch Life Insurance Company v Louie Grace Har baush seeks policy rescission and voiding. Orphans Court accounts filed list final accounts for multiple estates including Philip L. Culler and Mary Lerch. Numerous executors and administratrices filed first or final accounts with dates in November and December.
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Monarch Life Insurance Company
State of
Massachusetts
Louie Grace Harbaush
Jacob Robrbdsch
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Atformers
Plsin Ter
John H. Rosenstee, Jr
Mary W. Rosenstee
Mary Dikiderar
Edward L.aner
Benjamin E Duddersr
Binie Meadows
Eugene Meadows
Anna L. Neighbours
Fleet RR
Edward W. Grabid
Robert E. Grabill
Harley B. Ashley
Augusta
Harvey G. Burns
C. T
Silas B. Burns
Nannie C. Himes
Guy Himes
Frances M._ Eichelberger
Samuel Streams
Charles Streams
Com . Michael
Harvey ©. Ramsburg
Oliver T. King
Annie E. Baker
Charles G. King
Nannie + Helfenstein
David G. Thames
George W. Manahan
Simon T. Miler
Insull Ill Again as Greece Delays Expulsion
Samuel Insull aged 74 fell ill in Athens amid government concession not to expel him before January 31. He may stay beyond the month if doctors say travel is unsafe, while he faces charges tied to the collapse of Chicago light and power interests. Nearby stars and property transfer notes appear as stray text.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
Chicago
America
Light and Power
Wine Quota Raised Amid Trade and Debt Negotiations
Washington reports a large increase in the temporary import quota for French wines as Congress weighs using major imports as leverage for foreign debt payments. The Alcohol Control Administration cited reciprocal tariff actions by France on U.S. apples and pears as a factor. President and Treasury officials pushed ahead on a new appeal pact amid ongoing negotiations.
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Washington
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Preach
Treasury Department
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Elsie A. Edesen
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Eva M. Goss
Pottsride
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Greenawalt
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Quaker City
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Agt
Stieff
James E. Doll
Tone
Supreme
Philco
Philcos
L. B. Nicodemus
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Jase
Markell & Ford
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Streets
Haines
Haines’ Stock Market
Frederick, Maryland
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