The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT p |. TAX LEVIES IN STATE ARE ON DECREASE # 1926 Was Fifth Consecutive : Year in Which Reduc- ; Ti denaaT At tion Was Shown es decrea: the ¥ ¢ time townsh to $46 cluded the county tuit punces 1,500 til about re they w ‘a pssible use in| BAY Trust comp Mrs, Matecl How BY ter of b editor, w | York fe jons, includin 1926 who once w The x levy in all ‘ ties in t for all purposes in! 1926. was mills, Thoresen. said | Both Si Local Levies Lower The decrease has applicd to both te and local tax levies over the| While a ernoon ten was being| served, tw uninvited men entered | , nett plan s flight from New Yor figures show. 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