Taxpayers Listed for Personal Property Valuations
Taxpayers of Norway town are listed for personal property assessments with values of 100 dollars or more. names appear as of Gatwane, Saturday.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
6
Taxpayers of Norway town are listed for personal property assessments with values of 100 dollars or more. names appear as of Gatwane, Saturday.
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Local advert touts a new line of underwear for men and urges shoppers to view the stock before buying. The notice also promises low prices and notes that top prices are paid for butter and eggs.
The Belgian customs organ reports the death of a notorious smuggling dog once used to haul lace across the Franco Belgian frontier. Trained to carry valuable loads, the dog rode daily to France until betrayed by a friend and killed by a rifle shot.
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An advertisement touts Hammar Condensed Paint with pure linseed oil and blended pigments claiming a guaranteed five year durability with money back option. It stresses oil purity, inspections of readiness, and a half million cash backing from the Great Hammar Paint House of St. Louis.
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