Taxation amendment urged by Ohio State Journal columnist
H H McMahon argues that Ohio must amend Section 2 of Article XII to correct a “mischievous fallacy” in the constitutional rule of taxation. He contends the present system is unjust and impractical, urging constitutional change to align tax policy with modern economic thought and ensure equitable burdens.
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H. H. McMahon
Ohio State Journal
Tax Exemptions to Spur Farm Growth Across States
The piece catalogs how 16 states exempt all farm produce and related items, with others offering partial exemptions for crops, trees, or livestock. It argues for uniform tax treatment of farm products to end taxation on growth, and discusses public service corporation taxation and rate suppression tied to service costs and monopolies.
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Tennessee
N. J. Bachelder
National Grange
National Tax Conference
Reciprocal Insurance Tax Legislation Warned Against
Lawson Purdy of the New York City Department of Laws and Assessments voices opposition at the First National Tax Conference. He argues reciprocal insurance taxation fuels interstate conflict, harms the insurance business, and introduces harmful contention.
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Public Serves
Lawson Purdy
Department ‘Laws and Assessments
New York City
National Tax Conference
The Word of Excuse and Diplomatic Expediency
A reflective note from the Catholic Standard on what diplomats mean by expediency. It contrasts common perceptions with a suggestion that expediency signals failed diplomacy, exploring language about steadiness and strategy.
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Asean
A Typewriter’s Tale From a Streetcar Era Romance
A narrating typewriter recalls early life on a shop shelf, a romance with a young woman in Manhattan, jealousy, betrayal, and displacement. After being declared defective, sold twice, and ending in a secondhand shop, the machine hopes the former mistress will reclaim it, cherishing memories of their long attachment.
Conditions That Grow A Big Crop Of Fine Potato Tubers
The article explains potato plant forms and growth habit, detailing roots, foliage, stems, and underground tubers. It stresses soil and moisture needs, preferring deep, well-drained, loamy soil rich in decayed matter, with high moisture retention. It notes potatoes tolerate various soils but perform best in warm, well-drained sandy or gravelly soils.
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W. T. Macoln
Bam
Tober
Seed varieties and grain yield notes from a four year test
The note discusses potato and oat varieties with emphasis on disease resistance and productivity. It names American Wonder, Vermont Cold Coin, Vermont Gold Coin, Carman No 1 and others as promising or resistant. It explains rapid seed supply from small samples and gives a theoretical yield progression to demonstrate potential profits, ending with a testimonial about Dr King’s New Life Pills sold with a read of value.
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Vermont
Willam Shondera
B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
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Dr. King
Wm. Kippa Sons’ Drug Store
Foot rot in sheep and its treatment advised
The article explains foot rot arises in wet, soft ground, spreads via infected sheep, and can be cured early. Methods include dry pen, cleaning hooves, removing diseased matter, washing with warm water, applying caustic paste, using blue vitriol solution, and isolating and watching sheep for weeks. Emphasizes prompt action to prevent severe trouble.
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Castile
Success With Sheep Breeding Advice for Farmers
Shi An Onticlo teder advocates raising a small flock of Cotswold sheep for steady income. He notes strong wool, good mutton, and high demand from ranchers for rams to cross on bred ewes. He cautions against overstocking and warns beginners not to buy show or high priced sheep, recommending reliable breeders and reasonable prices for success.
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Shi An Onticlo
Teder
Swine Breeding and Feeding Advice Card
The piece advises on growing baby pork through good pasture and strong early development. It covers feeding young pigs three to five times daily after weaning, then two meals as they mature, and once daily at 75 pounds on good pasture. It stresses clean water, dry quarters, pen cleanliness, record keeping, and selecting prolific sows. It notes pasture boosts appetite for concentrated feed and cites Iowa tests on corn and clover pasture versus mixed rations for best gains.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Special clubbing offers for old and new subscribers
The notice lists 1902 subscription offers for various publications with pricing details. It notes mail sample restrictions and directs requests to the paper office. It mentions examinations and meetings, including Patterson examinations and monthly gatherings in Greenville Ohio, with names Crowell, Broadman.
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Pigures
Greenville
Green ville Journal Subscription Offer for Darke County Readers
The Greenville Journal offers Darke County families a year of reading for one dollar with six months for fifty cents and out of county at one dollar sixteen. The paper boasts two thousand nine hundred twelve columns yearly and invites subscribers to share with distant friends as a gift of one year.
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