Plan to reduce taxes gains support from state officials
Senator D W Davis and State Treasurer John W Eagleson propose a comprehensive tax plan. Eagleson would issue lower rate loans to farmers and mature principal quicker than forty years, a feasible scheme praised by The Payette Signal as the most constructive legislation since state government began. The department of interior booklet Glimpses of our National Parks promotes public school education on scenic national areas and is distributed free for use.
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D. W. Davis
John W. Eagleson
Hagleson
Repubicans
Welser
Department of the Interior
Bethier
State treasurer Eagleson urges plan to lower rates and grow endowment
Idaho plans to convert ten million dollars of loans and lands into a 36 year amortization scheme at six percent interest. The treasurer argues it would reduce taxes, raise land values, and steady borrowing costs for schools and state institutions. He cites endowment funds, land sales, and timber reserves as the lever for lower commercial rates and broader public benefit.
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John W. Eagleson
Fnemaruee Mierse
Idaho
Hagleson
Snl
Webster
Bocini
Acford
Small loans urged to boost agriculture amid high interest
A state plan advocates mobilizing 100 million in loans at low interest under an amortization scheme to aid farmers merchants and manufacturers. It notes 1300 to 1400 farm loans exist statewide ranging from 200 to 20000 dollars with five to 2800 acre tracts. Emphasis on county reports of land values and streamlined tax collection to support loans.
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Hang Garbus
Towa
Mathorder Houses
Iowa
da Bo
Hagleson
Bill FIELDS New Roads Bill Seeks National State Cooperation
Washington report outlines a 150 million dollar five year plan for nationwide road improvements. Senate substitute requires states to form highway departments with three year implementation and allows withholding funds for neglected roads. Bankhead committee dissented, preferring a fixed timetable with five to twenty five million per year.
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Senate
Shackleford House
Bankhead
House
Secretary of Agriculture
State Highway Department
Patch for Lieutenant Governor Based on Local Support
The Signal endorses General L V Patch for lieutenant governor, citing his character, honesty, and leadership in Idaho politics. The editorial notes his farming and livestock background, his influence in the state senate, and his stance for efficient government and reduced costs. The paper urges Washington County Republicans and Payette neighbors to rally behind him.
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Sintely
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Patch
Idaho
State Senate
Washington County
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Payette Valley Nursery
Anton Diederichsen, Prop
Payette Valley
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