Winchester Ordinance Imposes Licenses for Municipal Purposes
Citywide license tax schedule for 1949 and beyond requires annual payments by individuals firms and corporations in Winchester across numerous trades including abattoirs adjusters advertising distributors auctioneers and drivers. Penalties apply for operating without licenses with detailed per activity rates and exemptions.
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Common Council
City of
Winchester
Commonwealth
Winchester City License Schedules Include Heavy Fees and Fines
The 1948 Winchester ordinance lists various licenses for business activities including sale of bankrupt stock at 500 per month, undertakers 35, veterinary 40, wagons 5 per vehicle, walkathons and carnivals 1500 weekly, window cleaning 15 plus 5 per extra employee, wood yards 10, and water softening 40 plus 1 percent gross receipts with penalties for noncompliance.
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Building and Loan Association
iWnchester
Eee
Winchester
Commissioner of Revenue
Mercantile
Davies
Police
Undertakers
Common Council
Este
J. W. Jones
Christmas Visits Stretch Across Hayfield Community
Local residents trace holiday visits among neighbors with gatherings at the Miller Frye Rosenberger and S. Frye households. The article also notes the Federal Communications Act of 1934 bars wiretapping with penalties up to $10,000 fine and two years in jail as upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Hayfield
Allen Toler
Washington
Iven Miller
Ernest Shook
Ralph Frye
Alma Frye
Guy S. Frye
C. M. Rosenberger
Thomas Rosenberger
Supreme Court
Notice to claim equipment and lease interests
Notice from Chas. W. White asking anyone with claim to his equipment and lease to contact him at 18 South Braddock St without delay. Dated December 28, 1930.
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Chas. W. White
South Braddock St
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Credit Corporations
Credit Corporation
F.L. Glaiz
U. S
U.S. Savings Bonds
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department