France Faces Tax Crisis After War Expenditure
The article argues that after the war heavy spending has pushed governments toward increased taxes or spending cuts. It notes France has restrained tax hikes unlike others, seeking to avoid public resentment. It warns of Germany arming pressure and France’s difficult position amid fiscal strain and defense needs.
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United States
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Postwar Economic Optimism Cites Growth in Deposits and Farm Activity
Secretary Davis cites a surge in savings deposits from 1912 to 1924 with 38 million depositors and total deposits near 20.9 billion, arguing broader financial strength. Farm prices edge toward factory prices, land activity resumes, and households show renewed willingness to work, signaling a calmer outlook by fall.
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Putnam County Tax Assessments Show Increases Across Farms
A county court session in Putnam reveals 1924 property assessments for 1925 taxes. Increases listed include farm lands up ten percent, mules ten percent, sheep one cent, and other parcels in Richland Township and related blocks and additions.
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