Nebraskas intangible tax law mocked for unfairness and confusion
The text argues the Nebraska intangible tax law is unfair and counterproductive, burdening tangible property owners while letting certain intangibles escape. It criticizes the high 8 mill rate on book accounts versus 2% on cash and bank deposits, warns of tax evasion and dishonest returns, and calls for reform to ensure equitable taxation and lawful compliance.
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Intangible tax on intangible brains mocked
The author mocks legislators voting for a so called trick bill and questions if their craniums hide brains. He notes the last session record as evidence of poor intelligence and calls for taxing intangible brains in a satirical tone.
Topics of Today: Return to Comfort Against Chic
A Nebraska City News Press piece laments removal of rocking chairs from homes and offices in favor of modern chic seating. The author vows to reclaim comfort, mocks interior decorators, and urges red blooded Americans to cherish traditional furniture despite critics.
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Doughnut Sale At Local Stations And Stores
The Presbyterian circle will offer coffee and doughnuts on Saturday May 11 at the Ford garage and Zwick's grocery. Doughnut orders may be placed at Roy Liggett's home or picked up at Gift Shop Central Market and Piggly Wiggly.
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Zwick’s
Roy Liggett
Central Market
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