C P Strain Publishes A Book On Taxation
C P Strain county assessor of Umatilla county issued an 11 page booklet from the East Oregonian arguing for a high valuation of railroad property for the county board of equalization last August. It includes Strain’s full argument and statistical tables to place railroad property on par with other property, supported by tax agents of O R N. The board reduced only the denot grounds value in this city.
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Strath advances first high assessment of railroads in Oregon
A detailed account describes Mr Strath using Interstate Commerce Commission reports to justify unprecedented railroad property assessments in Umatilla County. He built foundations from volumes of data to set value by earning capacity and owner value, inspiring officials to follow suit across Eastern Oregon. His work, already drawing interest from Washington and Oregon assessors, aims to standardize higher valuations and serve as a practical handbook for future tax assessments.
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The American domain and its rapid disappearance
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Ohi
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Florida
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Canada Rejects Our Laws on Public Lands Homesteads
Residents discuss a 4 month escape to pay 1.25 per acre for title calling a committed homestead a feature of land policy. A Canada-US study notes 26,000 Americans moved north last year seeking land, risking loss of the prairie avenue for settling families as tithe rights rise. The piece warns land hunger may end this escape from crowded towns within months unless drastic action is taken.
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Utah Coal Strike Breaks Down in Conference Refusal
Hope for a settlement faded as operators refused Governor Welle’s call for talks. Preparations for an extended standstill continue on both sides and miners face eviction from company homes while operators claim exclusive land ownership. They accuse United Mine Workers representatives of provoking union supremacy and illegal actions.
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Dr Kilmer Swamproot Kidney Remedy Ad Rilation Tone
Thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to cure rheumatic pains, bladder issues, and urinary discomfort. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes, samples and a free book offered by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton New York.
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