Taxes Reduced Mills Tax Cuts In Local Budget
A local budget report outlines reduced millage taxes as a key outcome. Officials announce tax relief measures, detailing the impact on property assessments and city services through the revised mill rate.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
6
A local budget report outlines reduced millage taxes as a key outcome. Officials announce tax relief measures, detailing the impact on property assessments and city services through the revised mill rate.
The County Board of Supervisors adjourned after setting a total tax levy reduction of 444 mills from last year. City levy falls to 67 mills from 71. Washington county finances praised with none owed and bank reserves. Appointments include James A. Cunningham to the soldiers relief Commission and George Weager as Crawford township constable. Road cases B. W. Lewis vacated and F. S. Taylor continued to October 1.
Mr and Mrs E Anderson of Huron Kansas visited relatives in Muscatine and planned to spend a few days there before returning home.
The Honorable Claude R. Porter of Centerville, Democratic candidate for governor, will open the campaign in this county with a speech at the Graham opera house on Monday September 10 at 7 30. Porter is known as a brilliant speaker and will present the issues of the day in an engaging way.
Ott Cavin moves from cashier and becomes Brighton station agent at Rock Island. He will have a day and night operator, with John Bergquist replacing him as cashier and Howard Fulton moving to day clerk in the freight house. Robert Shaw to start as night baggageman.
The week ending September 3 in Des Moines Iowa was cooler than the prior seven days yet near normal in temperature. Showers benefited pastures late potatoes and corn with growth favorable across central and southern areas. corn crop well dented and three fourths expected to be well matured by September 20. Cutting operations to begin in early planted fields and fall plowing proceeding where moisture suffices. Overall crop conditions described as excellent.
Members of the Washington County Farmers Institute will meet in the auditor’s office on Saturday, Sept. 5 at 11 o’clock to elect officers and plan this year’s meeting. The gathering follows a Chau tauqua postponement and urges prompt action.
Lowa Central will sell round trip excursion tickets every Tuesday to Minnesota Iowa the Dakotas Manitoba Saskatchewan and the Canadian Northwest and on the first and third Tuesdays to the South Southeast West and Southwest. Rate one fare plus 2 dollars with liberal limits and stop over privileges. For rates call agents or address A B Cutts Minneapolis Minn. dee3l
A stream of residents depart for business visits and distant trips. McClellan heads to Delta while others travel to Columbus Junction, Chillicothe Missouri, Grinnell, Cedar Falls, Iowa City, Sigourney, and more. Families and friends host and bid farewell at the depot.
Reginald Crane and his wife Martha host Aunt Cynthia after her husband Frank dies. Relatives blame Reginald for marrying a wife who mistreats the aunt, sparking a family rift. Aunt Cynthia’s return keeps the Cranes in conflict while the Van Winkles withhold support. Reginald finally says they mistreated his aunt, not him.
A Chicago News traveler recounts a New Zealand native welcome. Warriors with rifles bar the village entrance and fire a volley as a chant rises. Women in leaf garlands dance while six girls in bright dress perform followed by a feast of pork, birds, honey, and potatoes.
Ten months credit on sums over 10 with notes secured, 6 percent cash discount for cash. The sale at the vendor's residence on the West Richmond road begins at 1 p m Friday September 7 1906 with horses cattle hogs farm machinery lumber and miscellaneous farm implements as read in the listing.
County Treasurer J. S. Shearer urges payment of taxes by October first to avoid penalties. This reminder emphasizes timely settlement before the deadline.
A brief notice invites readers to join an excursion to Canada every Tuesday. Contact Iowa Lana Co. at 54 wf s tf for details and arrangements.
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio reports using Dr King s New Discovery to stop a two year cough and cure a feared consumption with three bottles She says it s grand for throat and lung troubles The guarantee is by Stewart druggist with price 50c and 21 00 and a trial bottle free.
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