Dalton Special Assessment Notice for Maryland Avenue Project
County Court has issued a special assessment against property benefitted by the lead water service pipe project on Maryland Avenue and nearby streets. Installments total five payments starting January 2, 1930, with the first at $5,617.72 and four subsequent payments of $5,600.00 plus 6 percent interest on deferred amounts.
Notice of sewer assessment payment and installment schedule
County Court has rendered judgment for a special assessment for vitrified tile pipe house connection sewers in Maryland Avenue and surrounding streets. Call or pay at Dalton Village Hall Collector's Office within thirty days. Installments total five with first due January 2, 1930, and four later dates. interest six percent per year. The text ends with an unrelated sentence about a wife’s cooking.
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Hoover appoints national crime commission to study law enforcement
President Hoover announces an eleven member, non partisan commission to examine federal law enforcement, court organization and prohibition enforcement. The panel includes Newton Baker Roscoe Pound William Kenyon and others from across the country, with hearings expected to avoid repetition and focus on facts and causes. The group will review federal machinery, jurisdiction, investigation and prosecution, and methods to enforce the eighteenth amendment and narcotics laws.
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In Dad's Footsteps Thomas D Taggart Follows Father in Business
Thomas D. Taggart, son of the late senator, for 30 years leads Indiana Democracy and succeeds his father in banking, hotel, and other interests. Yale graduate, class of 1900, he is noted as the next Indiana member of the national Democratic committee.
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