State Tax Board revises chinchilla value to 25 dollars
The State Board of Tax Appeals reversed Tax Commissioner John W Peck and set chinchillas at 25 dollars per head after expert testimony. Peck had valued chinchillas at 125 dollars each, basing the coat price on pelts and maintenance costs. the board noted retailers profits and market prices justify the lower value.
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John W Peck
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Crawford County
Ethel Sauger
Harold Wurtemberger
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Chinchilla Ranches Grow From Breeding Pairs
Mrs Sawyer and Wurtemberger listed chinchillas as worth 12, 18 and 20 dollars in 1948 1949 and 1950 personal property tax returns. Mrs Sawyer started a Bucyrus ranch with over 100 animals from a single breeding pair bought for 3200 dollars. The Wurtemberger pair cost 3208 dollars and started their own chinchilla operation.
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Motorists Charged Buck by Pass Through Neb Drift
Motorists in DeWitt Nebraska paid tolls to bypass heavy highway drifts described as byways. The report notes a dollar charge per vehicle for using the detour paths during hazardous winter conditions.
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