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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1909

Page

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Piqua Tax Hike Debate Ties to Dry Law Crisis

Piqua residents face more than 25 percent tax hikes as city finances wobble under Rose law election and liquor revenue shifts. Bankers and officials warn the town’s real estate market and business climate suffer as debates over regulation, revenue, and sobriety stretch municipal unity.

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Bank Officials Debate City Revenue Impact On Prohibition

Cashiers from Citizens National Bank and Public Trust Bank discuss how prohibition era revenue losses could affect city finances. They assert deposits usually rise when a city prospers, doubt a financial crisis from a dry law will occur, and emphasize uncertainty over the alleged link between prohibition and bank deposits.

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Meeting to Oppose Purge Report Sparks Strife Claims

A town meeting set for April 13 at the Academy of Music aims to protest a purge proposal. Roberts Vackyt will preside and speak. speakers include businessman Hien and William, with others opposing the plan that could worsen unrest and economic woes. Former Alder Dablies may address the crowd.

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BOYS WANTED HOSE COUPLINGS DISCHARGED FOR THEFT

April 6 in New York and Cumberland reports note 30 discharged for stealing hose couplings from cars while employees at N. & G. Tate Company faced layoffs. The firm cited theft as the cause, with no doctor on duty at the end. The article also mentions the death of Mrs. Amanda Peedanin at age 42, survived by a large family.

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Parlor Culte Special Prices At Main's Next To Market Howse

Bargain sale notes special prices this week on parlor furniture at Burton Store MAVA Silke Uroc Emb Finsh. 6 piece sets offered with cushions and upholstery options. Nearby Market Howse location listed for comparison shoppers.

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