Texas House Considers Graduated Income Tax Plan
March 30 AustinTexas lawmakers debate a proposed graduated income tax for individuals and corporations. The bill, led by Rep Berah Hughes, would exempt single filers up to 1500 and married filers up to 2000 with 200 per dependent, taxing 1 percent on income over the exemption up to 7 percent beyond 11000. Corporations face 2 percent on the first 1000, then 5 percent above 6000. The committee favored the measure amid other revenue and budget items as the session nears its end.
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Austin
House of the
Texas
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Berah Hughes
Dulles
House
Miriam A. Fergu
Neuse
State Board of Water Engineers
Board of Mineral Development
Board of Pardons and Paroles
London Metals Market Report and World News Briefs
A garbled money and metals page mentions London spot tin and lead prices, with scattered figures and exchange notes. It references New York and Kansas City markets, various commodity prices, and a miscellaneous roundup of financial and shipping items.
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London Metals London
Muageh Mh
Spot & Teiture
City News Waure Delights Thure Catholic Women's AKs'D
Waure presented by the Delight club in Thure highlights a fall event at the AL Catholic Women’s group. Klein’s orchard appears as a local feature with Adin listed among participants or sponsors.
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Wangas
Kansas City
Atorelyah
Sak
Ty Iret
Ah Slot
Merrie
Delight Club
Thure
AL Catholic Women
Aks
Dimmy Klein
Adin
Ab. Ig
Log fragment from Texas frontier home joins San Antonio relics
A log section from a frontier house used during Texas statehood has been donated to the Alamo chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Mrs. Charles Milby of Harrisburg presented it, brought by Mrs. Lette Small, who cared for the Alamo property. San Antonio will keep a portion as a museum relic. the log’s origin and fate were long debated.
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Columbia
Texas
San Antonio
Bani Houston
Alamo
The
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Charles Milby
Harrisburg
Pod
Lette Small
Small
Milby
Alamo Chapel
Vivian Roberson
Ennis
Market Prices Steady Amid Mixed Fruit and Veg Trade
The markets report steady to mixed prices for produce led by wax beans and citrus with small drops for wax beans and a quoted $3.9 per unit. Poteet grown items hold at $12.56 to $3 on centr while rasadar and other growers show slight gains as demand improves. Poultry and eggs largely unchanged as fruit and vegetable lines show varied shifts across ARK, TEX, and CAL regions.
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Pratt Commisosian Company
Poteet
Helter Queilly
Rasdar Produce Pompany
Livestock prices on Chicago market outline varied figures
The report lists cattle hogs veal and calf prices with bids and ranges. It notes opened bids at around 140 to 2M per pound for some cattle and provides multiple price points such as 3.50 to 5.50 for cattle and veal, with buyers active and market mixed. Notable entities include Chicago market listings and general livestock categories.
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Loms Mvbatoch
Eaet
Louia
Marly Ralan
Theo
Slauenter Heltera
Ateni Agas
Rome
God and Choice Market Nob
Ealabilanfave Choles Jamba
Shypathia Aleedy EL
Throwoulm
Sheen
Chicago
Maren Bu
Lars
Seary
Ioett
Inc
Fehe
Most Packine Rowe
Cailte
Reeviptx
Nowra
Riscdy
Welehisners
Alee Framl Ceder Lees
IBM
Reretpia
Onink lDers
Stock Market Moves and Commodity Updates in March Trading
Market activity remained steady with slight changes across sectors. American Sugar Refining and American Can showed fractional movements while financial stocks hovered near prior levels. The London Bank of England maintained a 10 percent reserve ratio, and gold holdings rose to 172.04 thousand pounds in the latest report. Poultry and flour prices in Minneapolis and Liverpool markets reflected moderate shifts, with noted gains in butter and cheese amid ongoing supply Adjustments.
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Bank of England
Gravious Wauk
Hiarlings
Kevin
Rm Coal
France
Grain Market Reacts as Wheat Rises and Corn Falls in Chicago
CHICAGO March 6 Grain values fluctuated as the wheat market extended gains while corn prices edged lower. Reports note policy talks and farm support measures, with authorities warning that proposed production links could complicate agriculture during the period. The day saw markets react to expected shifts in demand and supply chain factors amid mixed futures activity.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Amartad
Alepa
Bia
Chieti
Ventering
Tilak
Bimulfantana
Neice
Ropotta Tram
Workington
Operale
Wsa
Cotton Market Opens Firmer Amid Mixed Trade
In a brisk session parallel markets showed firmer tone with active trade and rising bids. May, July, and October cotton futures climbed, while the northern market posted gains before easing as opening calls faded and activity cooled. parallel notes on Fort Worth potato shipments and Chicago potatoes round out a day of mixed commodity movement.
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Orlhans
Paller Liverpool
Iaden Lara
Atneke
Tirat Nowr
Lulures
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Pelle
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Wight
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