Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 345, 23 December 1921 — Page 9
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 23. Greater efficiency on the part of local taxing officials in determining the valuations of property was predicted for the coming year by Chairman John Brown, of the state board of tax commissioners, after the close of the annual confer ence of county assessors with tho state board. Mr. Brown aid he regarded the meeting as a distinct success and that Its full value -would b8 reflected in the work of the assessing
officials next year. Discussion of the assessment, of real estate next year at the closing se.v sions of the conference indicated thaf property will be assessed on the same basis as in 1919. While a number of assessors pointed to the demands of farmers for a reduction in the aporaisments of farm lands, it appeared that there will be no substantial reduction for this class of property. Land, which was assessed above its true cash value, it is believed, will be reduced as a result of tho conference. On tho other hand, property which has been assessed at a lower figure than its real value probably will be increased to full cash value. Valuations May Offset Each Other Statements of members of the conferences indicated a belief that value of city real estate has increased and that If farm land values have decreased, the reduction in taxes from this source will be offset by the high
er valuation of city property. Tho question of land assessment.? was the most important matter before the conference. This question is rc- .. garded as extremely difficult and tho i tax officials will give it much thought. Governor MeCray delivered a short address emphasizing statements that assessments of various classes of property must be equalized. He urged tht practice of economy in order to reduce (axes. SJambers of the conference opened a (pjest-on box containing querries on ?11 phases of taxation problem. Members of the tax board and assistants Enswered tho questions and interpreted tax laws for the benefit of the ss-esors.
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CHILDREN'S POULTRY GLU3S TO FEATURE RANDOLPH EXHIBIT
WINCHESTER, Ind., Dec. 23. A poultry show will be held in Winches- ! ter all next week beginning Dec. 26. by the Randolph founty. Poultry and j Pet Stock association. The members I of the boys' and girls poultry clubs I of Randolph county will furnish an
important part of the show, in the 20 pens of poultry exhibited bv them.
Five premiums ranging from $10 to $2 are offered for the best exhibits by club members, and Wednesday, Dec 28, has been designated as children's day. when special guides and talks will be provided for the youthful poultry men and women. All entries will be made before tho close of Dec. 26, and exhibits will be in place by noon of Dec. 27. Judging will be done on Thursday and Friday. Dec. 29 and 30, by W. W. Zike, of Morhistown. The exhibits will be in place all day Sunday and Monday and the show will remain open to the public that they may have a chance to view
the premium winners. The association which is promoting the show is headed by Albert Rupe,
of the firm of Hickman & . Rupe, ab president, and Luther Hinshaw as secretary. The officials expert entries of more than 200 birds and are attempting also to secure a speaker from the poultry department of Purdue university, as an added attraction.
Milton Man Is Fined For Liquor Violation Following Arrest by Cambridge Agent
ALLEGED BOGUS BANK OFFICIAL STILL HELD
EATON, Ohio, Dec. 23. No formal
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ing his name as James E. Powell, alleged bogus state hank examiner.
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O. S. Manlove, of Cambridge City, appeared at the Farmers' State bank
federal prohibition enforcement ofi-;at Eldorado and was turned down bv
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Carlin for violations of the liquor laws, at Milton Thursday afternoon. Carlin was fined $100 and cost3 In police court Friday morning. Manlove, who was formerly in the
automobile business in Richmond, was appointed as an agent by the Indianapolis office'in October, but did noti take up his new duties until Dec. l.j owfng to illness Hi3 post of duty is! at Cambridge City. j Manlove wiil co-operate with Prose-( MiHncr iftArnoir Pin A Paflott In!
this county.
sought to inspect the bank'B affairs. State bank department officials are said to have advised police here that
the James E. Powell credentials were stolen in Columbus. A thorough investigation is being made. A representative of the state banking department was here Thursday on the case. President Miller, of the bank, became suspicious when the alleged bogus inspector appeared at the bank and said he would start his work after the bank closed. Too Much Alcohol Henry Koppe, stonemason, pleaded guilty to having in his possession beverages containing more than the legal amount of alcohol, and he paid a fine of $250 and costs, assessed by Squire L. T. Stephen. Officers raided Koppe's home, and they declared they
found about eight gallons of wine and about seven doien " pint bottles, of home-brew beer.
County Agents of Preble and Wayne Plan Trip The Preble county agricultural agent. E. D. Turner, and the Wayne county agent. J. L. Dolan, with Mrs. Dolan; are planning to return to their native state, Illinois, for a short Christmas vacation. Both county agents will be absent fromth eir offices during the early part of next week. Mr. and Mrs. Dolan plan to leave Richmond Friday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rhae Swisher, of Hammond, are the parents of a son born Sunday morning.
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George Ade snapped on the golf links at Pasadena. CaL George Ade. one of the men who made Indiana famous and who is noted for his "Fabtes in Slanjr," "Sultan ol Sulu" and ether contributions, has already deserted the regions where wintry winds whistle. He is shown above at Pasadena, CaL
Santa Clans to Appear at First English Lutheran Announcement was made Friday that Santa Claus had sent, word that he would be at the First English Lutheran Sunday school at 9 o'clock Christ
mas morning gifts for all. invited.
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