Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1932 — Page 3

FEB. 18, 1932

STATE FARMERS TO TALKTAXES Settle Calls Meeting for Next Tuesday. Statewide meeting of county farm bureau chairmen and tax committeemen to discuss farm land values for purposes of taxation has been set for Tuesday by W. H. Settle, president of the Indiana farm bureau. The meeting will be held in the bureau’s offices here. We shall determine what reduction in values should be expected on farm lands in reappraisement for assessment purposes this spring. Settle said. “I understand the state tax board is taking the position there should be very little reduction from appraisals made four years ago.” Settle said fanners are insisting lands be assessed at true cash values. “To develop a constructive program and arrive at true cash values, we must gather all information, such as recent sale prices and accurate records of farming operation to determine the amounts of income and net earnings,” Settle declared. ORDERED TO PAY WIFE Harry Haines, 332 West Twentysixth street, bought A diamond ring for another woman, but had paid nothing on a $6 a week support order since May, 1931, his wife testified before Joseph Markey, Judge pro tern., in municipal court on Wednesday. Haines was ordered to pay $3 a week. Failure will mean a SSO fine, he was warned.

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STATE ORATORY TITLEATSTAKE Seven Schools to Compete Here Saturday Night. Winner of the Indiana, state intercollegiate oratorical contest, to be held Saturday night in University Park Christian church. Twentyninth street and Kenwood avenue,

will represent Indiana in an interstate contest, date for which has not been set. Butler university will be state contest host and arrangements are being made by Professor Claude Sifritt of the Butler speech department. The contest is open to the pu b lie without

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