Postal regime caption of 1897 act receiption
Admitted as second class matter under the act of Congress dated March 3 1897 the postotticy ai remains in use in the period.
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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
7
Admitted as second class matter under the act of Congress dated March 3 1897 the postotticy ai remains in use in the period.
A Tabor City letter to the editor argues about tax assessments for Riegel Paper and Acme mill investments. It contends valuation figures cited by the News Reporter and editorials misstate local property values and tax burdens. The writer requests fair valuation for Columbus County properties.
Whiteville firm GCs er dr has been awarded a contract for a sanctuary and wing at the Pine odist Church in Wilmington. Edwin White Jr, the estimator, announced the June start with brick and black paneling on Stansoll Krelesets Drive and Peoalowa. Supervisor Mateit Frink of Bladebbors expects about 40 workers. The project includes laminated week beams and standard design features with final finish to fit the contemporary font style. Architects are Ballad Me Kin Aos of Wilmington.
County official J D Raper warns that a tax refund program for tractor gas requires records from tractor owners. The system runs from July 1, 1960, to June 10, with applicants who had not previously filed forms needing to submit the new paperwork through White Mountain offices.
The Employment Security Commission announced new weekly unemployment payments in C County. Benefits range from 112 to 3500 based on earnings, with minimums and maximums tied to reported wages and a cap of 8600 or more in the work period.
Two inmates fled from a farm escape and were captured in Fayetteville after a tip from a resident led deputies to a residence. Authorities report the men were awaiting transfer and are facing additional charges.
J L Seaman said property tax checks to other state governments this week total 1.5 million dollars with an additional million due later to align with regional discount periods. These and other levies will push the company’s 1961 tax payments past 19 million dollars. Mrs D Wray returns from Memorial Hospital Wilmington after major surgery. G L Dorman is an patient in Dur.
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