Taxpayers Facing Reform by Organized Tax Experts
The piece attacks a group of organized experts and lawmakers who demand tax reform. It claims many taxpayers evade taxes and asserts a united push to force accountability. It describes face-to-face hearings and legislative scrutiny aimed at uncovering those not paying their share.
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Akon
Walty Reine
Fela
United States
Dodge Brothers
Sutitier Parowan Auto. CO
Halterman & Paramore Proprietors
Play Lending Service Aids Utah Communities
The Bureau of the Utah Agricultural College’s Community Service sends lent plays statewide from Laketown to Santa Clara. It offers reading lists, judges plays, and critiques markets for Utah poetry. Early spring will publish a bulletin on country high school literature with novels essays plays and readings for teachers and clubs.
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Community Service Bureau
The
Utah Agriqultural College
Laketown
Santa Clara
Ephram
Jone
Lend Plasa
Llibrary Bocke
Erzamnee
Utah
Tax reform plan would shift rail taxes from counties
Plan to raise state revenues from railroads and property would reduce county taxing power. Corporations would pay no property tax in their county while state boards handle taxes. counties, school and road districts would lose ad valorem duties though local services face changes. Reformers claim voters misunderstood past amendments and promote a public policy shift toward centralized taxation.
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State Board of Equalization
Editor Shaves Head After Ink Spill Cleanses Newsroom
The Times editor, mocked for a dirty head, visits Parewan’s barber and receives a cleansing treatment with a bottle of Gost. After the barber’s claim, he shaves the outside of his head, discovering about a pound of printer’s ink washed away, leaving him hairless and unable to recommend Dell’s Cuse to readers.
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Times
W. Brill
Parewan
Drill
Pritter
the Times
New Fall Rate For Numbered Telephone Calls
A county telephone notice explains a fall rate for numbered calls, detailing charges of ten and fifteen cents under the old rule. It notes calls answered by a child and emphasizes charges when the caller asks for a specific person. The policy limits numbered calls to five minutes. Tron County Telephone Co.
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Paroyan
Sign of Good Digestion Tablets Promote Digestive Health
A cheerful happy old lady signals good digestion as Cham berlain's Tableta aid digestion. The tablets strengthen the stomach improve digestion and encourage gentle bowel movement. They are قابل obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain's
Gambling tale lights a grim path through Nellie’s eyes
A long damaged narrative follows Bob Crane a gambler and Nellie Hayes in a Chicago setting. The text traces a web of deception gambling debt romance and threats as Bob schemes to recover money from Nellie while the town reels from crime.
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Crete
Cape Frre
Cep
Rene
Nellie Hayat
Gob
Gembllog
Get
Brak Ebrouth
Gel
Penr
Bonn
Tong
the Oprer
Nellie Hares
Stralzhelo
Police
ATP
Sverre
Bob
Chen Bee
Leid
Theo
Olethia
Daea
Edwards
Gage
We Tyro
Elice
Aimee
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Bureau
Ajda People
Prute
Hayes
Tron County Telephone Co
Fou
Tell
Binzsar
Chicago
Sineken
Pertinana
Finn
Werth
Curaes
Abd
Willa
Carranza
Dhe
Tee
Toe Peormedt Howe
Barton Farowan
Utsak
Notics
Serer National Forest
Tangeotch
J W Rumphery
Boparvener
Laat
M J Macfarlane
Cedar City
Knell Black
Cedar City Drug Store
E. M. Decker, O B
Optometrist
Audienies
W Warner Mitchell Clore
Olacnat
Potoean
Litan
Coe
Randall L. Jones
DR. E. Smith
Parcwan
F. J. Burton
Uteh
Efrice On Nee Gut
Celing Hea Jto Ea m
Beaver-Parowan Transportation Company
D. P. Barton
Beaver
Parowan
Parowan Drug Store
En Crocker & Gurr
Pitchott
McCormick Farm
Chinery
Dester
Wim
P. Barton
Wiagenah
Cedar
Pereytiieh
Walter C. Mitchell
Absule
Dhytaty
Tone
Bane
Bank of
Iron County Parowan
Mandan Frea
Adame
Mitchell Aber
Mereten
Lack Wilford
Lyman Joon
Hakone
Los Angeles
California
G. L. Stewart
Lund
Wm. Warner
Salt Lake City
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