Nebraska proposal to tax coin operated devices for state fund
A 1938 Nebraska constitutional amendment drafts license and annual occupation taxes on coin operated machines to fund the State Assistance Fund. It defines coin operated devices, sets license and tax amounts per machine, and allocates most of the revenue to the state and local school funds with enforcement penalties.
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POLK
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Central City
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Genoa
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Buckley Park
Stromsburg
Kenneth Samuels
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Aurora, Nebraska
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Polk County
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Aurora
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Bradshaw
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Lloyd Kroger
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Walden
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Park County
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