Plea by bankers to return to old tax system in Topeka
Bankers led by Mr Mulvane urged county commissioners to preserve the 1903 method of assessing bank property, arguing banks fund local business and current 1902 valuations overstate value. Commissioners said no official action until June, while noting a likely continuation of the prior system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Rit
Soos Yosra
Generes
UO. S
Burke
Millvane
Hanks of
Armour, Swift
Board of Equalization
Banka
North Topeka Community Notices Mixed In One Column
A cluttered local item page lists residents, visits, and outages in North Topeka including names like Ward Myers and Mrs Beckwith, home addresses on Logan and Kansas avenues, and plans for events at Barrett brick hall. It notes a new oven installation at 840 Kansas avenue and a postponed entertainment due to Parsiful at the Andltorian theater. The piece also mentions hospitalizations, travel plans to Tacoma, and ongoing fundraising for Otho tattles plus a fire at Beloit School for the Deaf with minimal damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imball Printing Company
Northnaas Avenge
Ward
Kira
C. Myers
Hines
Jacckson Street
Wall Papers
Hawkins
Kansas Avenue
Ars
Martin
Silver Lake
Beckwith
Logan Street
Abs
Danning
Court Denison
Mra
Joseph
Kannas Avenue
Ben
Shirts
Quincy
Ohio
Reuter
J. Robbins
Baby Hate
Gordon Street
Ihakcery
Steinberg’s Mill Corn Walk
Kansas City
Mia
S. L
Dire
Fred Ehrhart
Topeka Avenue
A. Co. UW
Central City
Neb
State Board Reclassifies Telephone Companies for Assessment
The state board of telephone and telegraph will assess instruments and poles at revised rates this year, lowering instruments from seven to four dollars and adjusting class divisions. New classifications place several companies into Class II and III, with six second class firms and seventeen third class firms newly assessed by the board, including Dosbaugh, Northeast Kan Co, and Southwestern Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Telephone and Telegraph
Ae Wits
Choi
Paler
Esel Automatic
State Board of Assessers
Han
Coleman
State Board
Dosbaugh Telephone Company
Bic County Company
Great Bond Company
Northeast Nee Eras Company
Oklahommeeinone: Hee Y
Southwestern One and Electrica) Company
Held
Clars
Missouri
Kansua Telep
Chiles Refuses To Move From Topeka Avenue District
Nic Chiles declares he will remain on Topeka Avenue between Seventh and Eighth Streets and rejects moves to downtown or a separate community. He attacks racial privilege claims and describes the area as fashionable with servants, noting residents “renting us we do” and alleging social tensions among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Avenue
Nic Chiles
The
Topeka
Ste
Love thy neighbor and church critique sparks debate
A fragmentary feature questions race and faith, urging neighbors to apply Christ’s doctrine. It notes a Topeka avenue black community’s struggles and calls church leaders to reveal true doctrine. Also mentions Atchison baseball lineup and a bank crime report amid local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Avenue
Tirsett
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Rose Dry Goods CO
MR. Mulvane
M Lal
Kansas Ave
Postoffies
North Topeka
Otho Tattles
Tm School For Deaf
Uelowe School For ‘the Deaf
Antersiate
Telerock Ty Dee
Panos
Amoticon Independent
Telepranh Co
Televisie
Adeghione Co
Telepts
Elleworth Fleet
Ene
Bmith Center
Dlephone Co
Aed
Tekie Cm
Hull Telephone Co
Elaphore Ant Electrical Co
Wareham Dewey, Wareham and
Win ‘Trephone Wan Rathone Co
Weil Nero Iodependent ‘Telephone Co
Indeorats Yates
Genter Reessione ‘Co
Conus Iatana F &E
Et ‘Telephone Co
U Laphone Cm x Geo van Weineitie Borgerative
Tete Telephnne Co
Wavamapare
Wm. Gordons
Cor
Madison
Chiles
the Auditorium
Walter Damrosch
NEW York Symphony Orchestra
Stansfield
Everett
Wi8
Atchison
Jus Alberts
Missouri Valley League
Ed Green
Globe
Andeneon
Faulkeier
J.B. Oreen
Hiamer
Human
Reid
Nat Akron
T. Wilson
Bulette Fety and & Prominent Citizen Cits
Teang Ee
Wilton
Akron Savings Bank
Wisconsin
Se Kenosha
Louis Larsen
Seatin
Nin Rother
James
Salem
Eversihing
Nature
J. Alvin Horne
M.D
West Eighth Avenue
Weders
Bundreda
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