The 65 Percent Mortgage Tax Burden
The text argues a 65 percent mortgage tax on national, state, and local property taxes. It claims valuations at $260 trillion with annual taxes around $8.5 trillion. It compares mortgage cost to tax burden, notes growth since 1912, and suggests tax exempt bonds avoid payments while shifting costs to others. It calls for debate on taxing exempt bonds to reduce the burden.
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United States
Honda
Gypsies Steal Cash in Rolfe and Railway Talk
A gang of gypsies in Rolfe robbed a merchant named 1.B. Nunumaker while two suspects entered his shop. Police pursued the group after a reported theft, a pursuit that included a highway incident near Ottosen. The article also discusses commerce tricks in Beijing and China and a note on handling with care and product labeling.
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Rolfe
Trust Your Banker Home Banker Advice Amid Wall Street Risks
A crowd discusses investor trust and urges reliance on a local home banker over distant brokers. The piece argues that home bankers offer honest, conservative guidance, selling solid bonds and investments while avoiding risky Wall Street enticements. It likens banking to a blacksmith’s craft, stressing personal confidence and community reliability.
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Life Is Good in the Morning, Walt Mason Poem
A reflective verse by Walt Mason on dawns and daily life. The speaker, an aging, cheerful farmer figure, greets each day with gratitude, noting hills, dew, and a sense of resilience. He contemplates aging, nature, and the value of simple, honest living.
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Government’s Power to Break Contracts Questioned
Justice Hoehling of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia held that the national government may break a contract at any time if it can gain by it. The injured party cannot compel the government to honor the contract and must take his case to the court of claims.
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Justice Hoehling
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Court of Claims
Quotable Quips on Road Crossing and Modern Wits
A playful fragment laments modern woes with scattered malapropisms about aviation datour signs and soft bars. It mocks stubborn theories and notes that a wise chicken in this era does not cross the road.
Renwick Times Subscription Riddle
A brief note extols the value of subscribing to the Renwick Times claiming a single issue can save the reader the cost of a full year, framing the subscription as a smart, economical choice.
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