Idaho Board of Equalization Adjourns With Low State Levy
The Idaho Board of Equalization adjourned its summer session at a low total levy of two and a half mills for bonds and general purposes. The 1945 estimate shows a balanced general fund, a possible one and three quarter million dollar balance for the incoming administration, and notes the board’s likely nonexistence under a potential tax commission amendment.
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Board of Equalization
State Planning Board
Idaho
Community notes from St Charles and nearby towns
Last week in St Charles area activities include Logan visitors Dean Worston and family, Gwen Michaelson returning from Utah, Marlene Keetch visiting from Olddale California, and numerous relatives gathering at Montpelier and Randolph. A birthday party for Bonnie Lou Wilkes and many toasts to family ties feature in a long list of local visits and farewells.
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Gwen Michaelson
Utah
Geo Michaelson
Los Angeles
Calif
Bonnie Lou Wilkes
Salt Lake
Lewis Booth
St Charles
Bear Lake Valley
Laval
Oscar
Wyoming
Lewis
Tax Levy Ordinance Fixes Paris Idaho Rate for 1944
Ordinance 190 fixes the 1944 tax levy on Paris Idaho property at 21 mills for street lighting (5) and bond interest and sinking fund (16), with certification to the Bear Lake County Tax Collector. Also public notice of hearing in Bear Lake County Probate Court on September 23, 1944, concerning the estate of Edward J Haddock and the heirs of Howard J Haddock with parcel descriptions and notices to interested creditors and heirs.
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Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Edward J. Haddock
E. J. Haddock
Darwin E. Haddock
BH. J. Haddock
Bear Lake
Boise
Range
Butte Meridian
Edward J Haddock
EB. J. Haddock
Mary W Haddock
Decedent
Don C. Haddock
Bryan Haddock
Jesse EB. Haddock
Jay L. Haddock
Grove
M. Haddock
Paul J. Haddock
Ray L. Haddock
Max T. Haddock
Mary W. Haddock
Whereford
Howard J Haddock
BE. J Haddock
State of
Dathd
Notice to Creditors in Parker Estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake Idaho Lula C Parker Administratrix of Dimner Parker deceased publishes notice to creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be presented at D B Haddock attorney office Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake Idaho. First publ August 24 1944 last publ September 21 1944.
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Lula C Parker
Dimner
Parker
D. B. Haddock
Lula C. Parker
Imer Parker
New Mexico Ranchman Details War Bond Reasons
A New Mexico rancher explains he will invest all non-operating ranch funds in War Bonds. He cites rising ranch income, inflation fears, and desire to aid his sons’ futures, noting bonds offer 33 percent value growth and help curb inflation while aiding postwar demand. He recalls immigrating from Europe, serving in the New Mexico National Guard, and trusting the United States government. U S Treasury Department.
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New Mexico
Europe
Montana
New Mexico National Guard
Mexican
America
U. S. Treasury Department
Woman Voter Campaign Leader Emphasizes Daily Politics
Mrs Charles W Weis Jr, assistant campaign director for the Dewey Bricker ticket, promotes politics as everyday business for women voters. As New York State National Committeewoman, she urges active participation, issue awareness, and full voting in the 1944 election, noting her own family service and a son in the air corps overseas.
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Charles W Weis, Jr
Dewey-Bricker
Weis
New York
Republican
New York State
Dewey
Bricker
Air Corps
America
Nobody Pays Except You Costs and Government Interest Question
A fed funded electric project director faced a question on including interest in cost calculations. He answered no, stating interests are not included and that the U S Treasury pays the interest, implying the taxpayer bears the burden.
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U S. Treasury
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THE
Paris Post
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Warner
United States
Lal
Desh
By C. A. Bottolfsen
Oon Nouvearbar
OUR Democracy
Labor Day
James Russell Lowell
ST. Charles News
Logan
Dean Worston
Boyfriend
Heber C Keetch
Dan C. Laker
Wm. Hemmert
Marlene Keetch
Rulon Keetch
Olddale
Calf
Marylin Bunderson
Nephi Bunderson
Eldon Mattson
Laketown
Hattie Mattson
Stanley Mattson
Emily Wilhelmsen
Oscar Franzon
Montpelier
Mra Lloyd Scofield
Velma Minor
Junior Pugmire
Randolph
Rex Schenck
Bateman
Pugmire
Golden Michaelson
Mary Michaelson
Jerry
Kent
Chancey Floyd
Eugene Arnell
Big Piney, Wyo
Dallas Johnson
Swensen
Darvil Swensen
Jack Pugmuire
Mem
Theo Hildt
Ilah Nelson
Doral
Velma Wilkes
Lanore Arnell
Arlena Arnell
Connie Allred
Delpha Anderson
Iola Henderson
Louise Keetch
Hazel Olsen Elva
Myrtle Pugmire
Jennie Rasmussen
Hazel Olsen
Per Son
Iola
Wilma Bunderson
Mary Brewer
Phylia Clark
Lillian Crossley
Lila Michaelson
Erma
Maurine Welling
Edna Morgan
Liberty
Inez Findlay
Bloomington
Dora H. Laker
Melba
Ruth
Arva Hemmert
Marie Clark
Phyllis Williamson
Orissa
Matala Monson
Marvin Rasmussen
Kemmerer
Howard J. Haddock
H. J. Haddock
U.S. Survey
Boise Meridian
Bear
Lake County
Towit
Boline
Maith Ley
Pic
Ether Colina
Atampa
Eastman
Pacil A
Ame Angeliva
Paris Ave
Cottact Grove ST
Grand Rapids
Michigan
W. Smith Hoge
State of Idaho
Elmhr Parker
Sar Csas Conde
Charles W. Weis, JR
Rayon
Biesel
Talore
Treasury
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